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Vancouver (Canada) Pen Club -- Summer Dinner For Vpc Members (Aug 17, 2017)


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Vancouver (Canada) Pen Club Summer Dinner for VPC members:

The annual summer dinner for VPC members will be held on Thursday August 17th, 2017.
Details are in the group email I sent out on August 1st to our membership.


Please note: this is not a meeting, and there will be no meeting in August, just the dinner.

We will return to our regular (themed) meetings in September, most likely our usual third-Thursday-of-the-month, which will fall on September 21 (date, place and theme - to be announced later this month).

Have a great summer, everyone! :D

Info about our club:

  • Meetings are held monthly, except December (no meetings in December) and we have a Summer Dinner in place of a summer-month meeting. Please check our blog/website (see below) for meeting date, time and place!
  • No membership dues/fees! Newcomers welcome! :)
  • Our blog/website: http://www.vancouverpenclub.com
  • Any questions? Please contact us at vancouverpenclub@gmail.com
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