top of page

FUNDRIVE 2026: DINO DOOM EVENTS

10 hours ago
2 min read

Interested in getting involved with CKXU's FUNDRIVE 2026: DINO DOOM events? Look no further for all the details!


JURASSIC CLASSIC 50/50 RAFFLE

Get your Jurassic Classic 50/50 Raffle tickets today for a chance to win AND support your favourite local campus-community radio station!


  • $10.00 per ticket! With 150 tickets up for grabs, you could walk home with up to $750.00!

  • Raffle tickets are available exclusively at CKXU.COM until Friday October 30, 2026 at 4PM

  • ONE WINNER will be drawn on Friday October 30, 2026 at 7PM to kick off the FUNdrive 2026 HALL-oween Fundraiser Show at Moose Hall! Winner will be contacted via email within 3 business days.


Must be 18+ and reside of the province of Alberta to participate.

AGLC Raffle License Number:


STUDENT RADIO MARATHON


For Listeners:

Strap on your adventure gear and don't forget those binoculars! It's DINO DOOM season, and we've got the best Crew on the job - they'll be spinning curated tunes sure to spook away the dinos (but entices human ears!) from 9AM to 4PM on Wednesday October 21, 2026 for the STUDENT RADIO MARATHON!


For Students:

Hello Dino Hunters! Are you ready to LEVEL UP your stats and become an official member of the CKXU Crew?? Participate in our Student Radio Marathon to test the waters and see what it's like to host your very own radio show!


Build your own playlist and explore the weird, wild world of campus-community radio! (We don't bite, but the dinosaurs might!)


Sign-up by emailing Mike at program@ckxu.com


HALL-OWEEN WRAP UP SHOW & FUNDRAISER


Presented by CKXU 88.3 FM

Sponsored by Moose Hall


Friday October 30, 2026

Moose Hall (1401 - 5 Ave N, Lethbridge, AB T1H 0N1)

Music at 7PM

$20 Cover

ALL AGES! COSTUME CONTEST! CLASSIC COVERS!


FEATURING LIVE PERFORMANCES FROM SOME OF YOUR FAVS:


This event is intended to be safe for all! There is zero tolerance for oppressive or discriminatory behaviour and/or language of any kind. Please treat others and the venue space with kindness and respect, and watch out for each other. We would also like to acknowledge that this event is taking place on the Traditional Territories of the Niitsitapi, Tsuut’ina, Stoney Nakoda and Métis peoples.


Comments


Commenting on this post isn't available anymore. Contact the site owner for more info.
bottom of page