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Kaslo Announces New CAO
The Village of Kaslo Mayor and Council are pleased to announce the appointment of Robert Baker as its Chief Administrative Officer (CAO). Robert, who currently serves as the Deputy Director of Parks, Recreation and Culture at the City of Trail will begin his new...
Kaslo Thrift Store Update
There are exciting things ahead for our Thrift Store. We have received funding (primarily from CBT) to improve the shed behind the Thrift Store. It will become a fully insulated, heated space where we can organize and sort your donations, enabling us to enlarge our...
Horse/Car Safety
This year, Kaslo Riding Club is embarking on a PASS WIDE & SLOW campaign to raise awareness and educate riders and other road users on safe practices to avoid dangerous and potentially life taking accidents. We hope that others will join in and help us spread the...
PULP Group Exhibition
Edward Poitras, Small Matters, 1985. Image courtesy of the Remai Modern. Throughout the last 2,000 years, paper has played a crucial role in collecting and sharing information and ideas and has allowed us a window into the past. In the modern world, where digital...
Selkirk Music Student Showcase
Ever wondered what your favourite artist sounded like at the very beginning of their career? Here’s your chance to catch stellar emerging talent at the annual Year End Showcase Concert Series presented by students in Selkirk College’s Contemporary Music &...
Taghum Hall Celebrates Spring
Truthfully, Taghum Hall is always celebrating, but March and April are no exception. Brushes and Lunch, a popular Taghum Hall offering, is a chance for folks to learn the fine points of art creation with a local painter—with lunch! This time painter, potter, and...
Majestic Mountain Landscapes
New landscape paintings are on display at the Nelson Public Library by Nelson artist Abby Wilson. Her feature piece "Valhalla Traverse'' is a triptych (three connecting panels) that links popular hiking trails from Valhalla Provincial Park into a panoramic scene. It...
A KCDS Farewell
Kootenay Career Development Society (KCDS) will bid farewell to Executive Director Jocelyn Carver in September 2024. After nine years in the role, Jocelyn plans to take some time off before moving on to her next professional endeavour. Ms. Carver joined the...
G-Rated
Join us for this hour long musical full of wit & wisdom tackling the awkward topic of sex! Written by Nadine Tremblay & Almeda Glenn Miller specifically for 10-13 year olds and their significant adults, this show is ideal for anyone who is curious about how to...
James & Jamesy are Back
On the heels of their wildly successful classic O Christmas Tea tour, the inventive creator/performers James & Jamesy (Aaron Malkin and Alastair Knowles) are back in Nelson and Trail with a brand new show which sees the enigmatic duo exploring the depths of memory...
Coldest Night Success!
Photo Credit: Barbarich Photography Over 230 individuals on 42 teams registered to walk for the Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser on Saturday, Feb 24th to support the community and boy did they raise funds. The community pledged an almost record-breaking $99,447...
Made in Italy
The Trail Arts Council presents a celebration of family, food, and music in Arts Club’s hilariously heartwarming musical “Made in Italy” at The Bailey Theatre on March 30 at 7:30 pm. Francesco Mantini is a teen struggling to find his place in Jasper, Alberta. Tired of...
Kootenay Gallery of Art Exhibits
The Kootenay Gallery of Art is pleased to announce the launch of its 2024 exhibit season with two shows by artists, Sylvie Roussel-Janssens and Gloria Mok, showing until April 6, 2024. MEND Mend is the title for Sylvie Roussel-Janssens’s exhibition project at...
Artwalk 2024
Preparations for ArtWalk 2024 have begun! Applications for artists and venues are now open. The Nelson & District Arts Council (NDAC) hopes to make the 36th annual ArtWalk another boom for artists and art lovers alike; 2023 was an overwhelming success, with over...
Selkirk College Invites Community
Selkirk College is renewing its strategic plan, and asking for public input on how it can best meet regional labour market demands and educational aspirations. Since the mid-1960s, Selkirk College has been an essential economic and cultural driver that contributes...
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