Better kids with the natural world? Come to the discussion.
Parents and prospective parents who are looking for ideas about how to raise a healthier (in every way) young person, here's a source: show up at the Gold Rush Bookstore -- 2063 Washington Street in Rossland -- on March 9, at 7:00 pm and particpate in a discussion until 8:30 pm....
Call for Entry: Artists/Heritage Venues for Columbia Basin Culture Tour - Aug. 12-13
Call for entry: registrations are being accepted for artists/venues in the Columbia Basin to participate in the Ninth Annual Columbia Basin Culture Tour (CBCT), a celebration of culture taking place Aug. 12-13 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m....
A couple of performances to catch at the Flying Steamshovel
The Rossland Telegraph interviewed musician Joey Landreth, who will be demonstrating his considerable skill as a guitarist and singer at the Flying Steamshovel on Saturday, March 4. Asked how Rossland came to be included in his cross-country tour, Landreth said he has played here before, and "fell in love with the town," ...
Third Annual Youth Talent Slam showing in Nelson and Trail
The Charles Bailey Theatre is set to pull back the curtains and welcome to the stage the Youth Arts Festival Third Annual Talent Slam, a display of talent chosen in auditions by youth ranging in age from 15-29, according to Miriam Needoba, director of the Oxygen Arts Centre. She said there will be two shows […]
A Murder Mystery -- in the Woods?! Anything is possible in Lucas Myers’ "Campground"
On Saturday, March 4th, the Rossland Council for Arts and Culture Comedy Series presents Lucas Myers - Campground: A Murder Mystery in the Woods, at the Prestige Mountain Resort....
Exhibitions explore Asian Settlement in the Kootenays
The Kootenay Gallery of Art in Castlegar opens its 2017 Exhibition Schedule with two shows that explore migration and settlement through the perspective of East Asian Canadian artists who reference the West Kootenays. Plant Memory and High Muck a Muck both open March 3 at 7 p.m. and run until April 15....
An Exciting Show at Joe Hill Coffee House on Sunday the 19th
The Joe Hill Coffee House coming up on Sunday, February 19 will be a unique, high-energy show. You won’t want to miss it! Brynn Streadwick will open the show. She’ll sing and play her ukulele (as a change from her life as a 13 year old student of dance at the National Ballet School)....
Mike Fahie Quartet Plays in Rossland, February 25
The Rossland Council for Arts and Culture is proud to present the Mike Fahie Quartet. It is a family affair as trombonist Mike Fahie travels from New York City to join his brother, Nelson bassist Rob Fahie along with two other outstanding Kootenay musicians, Doug Stephenson, guitar and Tony Ferraro, drums....
Have a blind date with a book on Valentine's Day
Rossland's Public Library will offer you a blind date to celebrate Valentine's Day. As with other blind dates, you may fall in love forever, or recoil in distaste once you get to know it a bit better. But you won't be able to judge the book by its cover, because the potential "dates" will be in plain brown wrappers -- with...
Time is running out on Kootenay Music Awards
Calling all musicans. The Kootenay Music Awards submissions are now open, until Sunday February 12, 2017. Awards submissions kicked off January 16 in eight exciting categories, including Artist and Album of the Year. The Kootenay Co-Op Radio is honored and excited to be coordinating the fifth Kootenay Music Awards. A premier...
