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        WITNESS HISTORY IN THE MAKING at the new subterranean Revolution Audio's first LIVE AUDIENCE RECORDING session with SOUNDSERIOUS WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25 9pm-midnight. Youth & Adult. 533 Baker St. (entrance in the back alley).

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      • A LANGHAM PRESENTATION: Two Views: Photographs by Ansel Adams and Leonard Frank, Feb. 11 through Mar. 25 at the Langham Cultural Centre and Japanese Canadian Museum, located at 447 A Ave in Kaslo. An opening celebration will be held Saturday, Feb. 11 from 7-9pm. This compelling collection of photographs presents two views of internment and incarceration in the early 1940s.
      • ATTENTION PARENTS UP THE LAKE!! Youth Art and Culture is happening for 5-11 year olds in Meadow Creek! Children join us for snack/activity from 2-3:30pm at Jewett School. Free, registration required (space is limited). Tie Dying with Angela Rogers, Tuesday, Feb. 21 or Friday, Feb. 24; Basket Making using Local Plants with Sarah Ross, Tuesday, Feb. 28 or Friday, Mar. 2; Making Clay Piggy Banks with Paige Toker, Tuesday, Mar. 6 or Friday, Mar. 9. For information/registration phone Sarah Evans at 250-353-7691 ext# 207. Program provided by North Kootenay Lake Community Services Society and funded by CBT and RDCK.
      • KASLO ARENA PARENT & KID SHINNY: Saturdays, 4:15-5:45 and Sundays 12:15-1:45. Check out http://kasloarena.tripod.com for schedules and changes.
      • KASLO CONCERT SOCIETY PRESENTS the woodwind quintet, Pentaedre, on Saturday, January 28, 7:30pm at St. Andrews United Church in Kaslo. The music ranges from operatic favourites to Latin American rhythms. Tickets available at Figments in Kaslo or at the door. School-age children admitted free when accompanied by an adult patron. 250-353-7539 or 250-366-4623.
      • NELSON DISTRICT ROD & GUN CLUB ANNUAL BANQUET & FUNDRAISER: Saturday, March 17, 801 Railway St, Nelson. Happy Hour & Fundraiser, 5pm; dinner, 6:30pm. Tickets: Nelson Farmers Supply or club members. Early bird, $25; door, $30. Info 250-357-9309 or 250-352-5609.
      • PENNYWISE CRITERIA FOR AD/ARTICLE SUBMISSIONS: Pennywise is a family oriented community shopping newspaper and therefore reserves the right to refuse any advertisement or article that in our opinion does not fit our focus. Our mandate is to print positive and affirmative material. Therefore, we do not accept submissions of controversial nature or advertisements or articles criticizing or disparaging other advertisements, firms, individuals, ethnic or religious groups. We do not accept submissions that we feel are negative and or offensive to our readers. The publisher reserves the right to edit or refuse any ad or article submissions.
      • SALON OF THE ARTS PERFORMANCE NIGHT & AUCTION: Friday, Jan. 27, 7pm, Langham Cultural Centre. The annual fund raiser for North Kootenay Lake Arts & Heritage Council. Doors open at 6:30 for early bidding. Details 250-354-5368 or sjdks@kaslo.org
      • "SKI BUM: THE MUSICAL" is coming to the JVH School in Kaslo. Friday, Feb.10, 7:30pm. Proudly presented by the Langham. Advance tickets available at Sunnyside Naturals and Willow Home Gallery for $15, ($18 at the door). Fun for the whole family. www.thelangham.ca
      • THE LIFES A BEACH POTLUCK: Vallican Whole Community Center mid-winter potluck. Saturday, Jan. 28. Doors/5pm. dinner/6pm. Silent auction, live music and a little bit of summer fun! Admission - a potluck item. Info at http://vallicanwhole.com or 250-226-7957.
      • YOU ARE INVITED to the Winlaw Halls fundraising Valentines Dance, Saturday, February 11, 9pm-1am. Tickets only $12/person. Music by DJ Lisa Stomp. Snacks, cash bar, no minors. For tickets call Darlene, 250-226-7341, Carey, 250-226-7702.

      • CHEAP & EASY DINNER at the Trail Legion, Feb. 11, 5:30pm. Swiss Steak with potatoes & salad, $6. Only 70 tickets to be sold. Call 250-364-1700 to reserve your ticket.

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      • 8TH ANNUAL DAY ON THE TRAIL...Slocan Valley Rail Trail. Sunday, Jan. 29, noon-2pm. Location: 1.5km north of Perrys Siding/2km south of Lemon Creek Trailhead. Refreshments, hot dogs, bonfire and smiles! Everyone welcome. 250-355-2397.
      • AN AWARD WINNING CANADIAN FILM: "Cloudburst" is a comedy about a lesbian couple who escape from their nursing home and head up to Canada to get married. On their journey they pick up a young male hitch-hiker. At the Langham, Friday, Feb. 3, 7:30pm. Enter through the back door, lobby floors are being refinished. Tickets $10 at Sunnyside and Willow or at the door. Restricted.
      • BC ARTS SUSTAINABILITY SEMESTER: Not Just Another Workshop! April 14/15, 2012, Nelson BC - ArtsBC presents a goal-oriented 1.5 day session designed to increase the capacity of non-profit arts and cultural orgs. Registration is FREE! Limited number of travel/accommodation subsidies available. Info & registration: http://kootenaysemester.eventbrite.ca/
      • KASLO CARPET BOWLING: Wednesday, 10am-12pm Legion Hall. All welcome. Info? Kay, 250-353-7488, Heidi 250-353-2931.
      • LOVE THE ARTS CELEBRATION: 25yr anniversary Slocan Valley Community Arts Council. Masquerade, music, art, performers, food and drink! Join us at the Vallican Whole Saturday, Feb. 18, 7-10pm. Free admission! www.slocanvalleyarts.ca, 250-226-7445.
      • NELSON OVERTURE CONCERT SOCIETY PRESENTS: Ang Li, piano virtuoso, Saturday, January 28, 8:00pm, Capitol Theatre, Nelson. Adults, $24; students, $14. Tickets: 250-352-6363 or www.capitoltheatre.bc.ca
      • RECENT DRAWINGS BY JEREMY TAYLOR: "A Myriad of Lives" at the Kootenay Lake Gallery, opening Friday, Feb. 3, 7pm.
      • SNOWSHOE ADVENTURE DAY: Saturday, Feb. 4, 12-2:30pm, for the whole family with Shanoon Bennett. $15/1pp, $25/22ppl, $30/family. Slocan Valley Recreation, 250-226-0008 to register by Jan. 31.
      • TEEN KNITTING GROUP: Starts Saturday, Feb. 4, 2-4pm at the Kaslo & District Public Library. Learn to knit and "yarnbomb" the library, creating colourful cozies for everyday objects. Free program, 6 Saturdays, Feb. 4-Mar. 10, all materials provided, ages 12-18. Please preregister, 250-353-2942 or info@kaslo.bclibrary.ca
      • VALENTINE'S COFFEE PARTY: Friday, Feb. 10, Nelson United Church, 10am-12pm. Baking/books for sale. Admission/$3.


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      • GARLIC: Big, beautiful Red Russian, $8/lb. Bulk pricing. Shipping available. MackDaddy Garlic, Burton BC. 250-265-3260.
      • SLOCAN VALLEY BLACK ANGUS BEEF: Homegrown, sides/quarters, $100 freezer packs, dog bones 50lbs for $44.99. Government inspected, no GMOs, antibiotics, tranquilizers, taste tenderness certified. Home of the happy cows, always delivered. Call 250-226-7276 or 250-226-7054..
      • 2012 MOUNTAIN SEED CO. CATALOG is available online! www.mountainseedco.com Locally grown, rare & heirloom varieties!
      • INDOOR MARKET: Wednesdays, Saturdays, 9am-5pm, Nelson Trading Company, Stanley & Baker Streets. Produce, baked goods, jewellery, on-site massage, food, handmade products for body and home. Vendors inquire 250-551-6911..


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