Apricots, Tsaqwem, and a Town That Still Gathers
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Apricots, Tsaqwem, and a Town That Still Gathers
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Walk almost any street in Lillooet in midsummer and you'll pass an apricot tree nobody planted on purpose — grown from a dropped pit in a valley hot enough to make it happen by accident. This episode finally gives the Apricot Tsaqwem Festival its due: how a simple "Apricot Fest" grew to properly honour tsaqwem, the native saskatoon berry St'át'imc communities have harvested for generations; the 1861 ranches that first fed Cariboo gold miners; the legendary, foul-mouthed newspaperwoman who spent 50 years insisting Canada pay attention to this "sagebrush country"; and the genuinely unpretentious, all-ages weekend of live music, pancake breakfasts, and home-baked apricot pie that brings this whole season's story onto one lawn every July.
🎙️ Canuckly S02E18 — "Apricots, Tsaqwem, and a Town That Still Gathers"
- Cold Open — The Tree Nobody Planted
- Two Fruits, One Festival
- How the Apricot Trees Got Here
- Ma Murray: The Salty Scourge of Lillooet
- The Modern Festival, Weekend by Weekend
- The Baking Competition
- A Living Orchard at the Miyazaki House
- Building a Visit Around the Festival
- Why This Episode Closes the Loop
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