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RDC Hosting Open House On Saturday
By Sheldon Spackman
Anyone graduating from High School or looking for new career options may want to consider checking out the RDC Open House on Saturday, October 29th.
Guests will have the opportunity to learn more about the 100 programs RDC offers and to discover the wide array of student services that are also available.
The event will include program tours and displays, campus tours, residence tours, speakers, presentations and free admission to the Kings and Queens Volleyball games against the Medicine Hat Rattlers at the RDC Main Gym that afternoon.
Guests interested in programs offered through the Donald School of Business can learn more at the information booth located on main campus or by touring the downtown campus.
The Open House runs from 9:30am – 1:30pm at both the Four Centres RDC Main Campus and downtown Donald School of Business campus.
Red Deer Festival of Trees 2021 is dedicated to providing funding for critical operating room equipment. Having access to new and replacement equipment for the OR will improve the patient experience and reduce wait times for life-saving surgeries, allowing our friends and family to remain close to home during their procedures.
News Release from The Red Deer Rebels
The Red Deer Rebels are proud to announce “Festival Weekend” on November 26 and 27, in support of the 2021 Festival of Trees!
Festival of Trees, hosted by the Red Deer Regional Health Foundation, will support critically needed equipment in the operating room at Red Deer Regional Hospital to help provide a higher level of service to Central Albertans.
Beginning Wednesday November 24 at 9 a.m., a five-day progressive 50/50 inclusive of both weekend Rebels home games, will support the 2021 Festival of Trees and RDRHF, Rebels Foundation for Education and Wellness, and the Rotary Club of Red Deer. Sales close at 9:30 p.m. on Sunday, November 28. Tickets can be purchased at Rebels5050.com.
Help support the 2021 Festival of Trees by using promo code “TREES21” to purchase your tickets via Tickets Alberta, for either the November 26 or 27 Rebels games. The Rebels will donate $7 from every adult ticket and $4 from every youth ticket back to the Festival of Trees. The promo code is available for online purchases only.
Fans can visit the Festival of Trees during the intermission of both weekend games and view all trees available for auction. Fans can also show their ticket for free entry to the Festival all weekend.
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