Annwen Rowe-Evans (left) works with the gang at North Van Recreation while Carolyn Jones works on the Lynnmour Community Development group.

North Van recreation's Jodi Rowland was there to supervise all the action.

Rhonda Zeer and her daughter Cheyenne Venne strolled by to see what the plans were all about.

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North Van District planner Phil Chapman (left) and Lynnmour Inter-River Community Association president John Fair were pleased with the turnout. Over 100 people attended.

Del Kristalovich (left) is the secretary with the community association while Melanie Clark is a youth outreach worker in the Seymour area.

Watching the live band and having some fun was twelve-year-old Jamie Turner and his mom Sue.

"We're looking forward to having a community centre nearby," said Caroline Grace and her husband David who live just up the street.

Alex Hunter (left) and Bethany Vodnak both attend Argyle school and are looking forward to summer vacation.

Four-year-old Kayla O'Hara (left) and her seven-year-old sister Alysha (right) came along with mom Michelle to hear the music.

Amande Stevenson (left) and her friend Taiana O'Hara are both in grade seven at Lynnmour school.

Horse lover Denise Kinvig, who owns the North Shore Equestrian Centre, is right next door to the centre. She welcomed visitors all day long.

Playing tenor sax for the Deep Cove Swing Band was James Knopp who entertained the crowd along with his fellow musicians.