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The Dauphin Friendship Centre is hosting their first Family Feud Night tomorrow, and it's hopefully the first of many. 

Jarri Thompson, events coordinator at the Friendship Centre, said they're eyeing the expansion of family based programming. 

"In bringing back our adult programming, we've found that there's a great need for family programming as well," said Thompson. 

The familes that will be competing have been selected. Many at the Friendship Centre are getting excited for the event, especially Thompson. 

"I'm very excited because [the families] are super excited," said Thompson. 

She also made sure to stress that even though the competing families have already been chosen, the event is open to the public to attend. In fact, it's encouraged. 

"We will have seating, there will be some drinks and some snacks, and it's free. It's free to the public, we have had a lot of questions about that," said Thompson. 

The event will take place tomorrow at 6:00 p.m.