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By Contributor On on Friday Mar 17 2023

Selkirk Pro-Musica is proud to present its final concert of the 2022-23 season with Percussiano3 – “A Sound Feast of Percussion and Piano”.

The group will perform at the Capitol Theatre, 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 30. Tickets are available through the Capitol Theatre box office.

The two hands of percussionist Rod Thomas Squance and the four hands of Elizabeth and Marcel...

By Trail Arts Council On on Thursday Mar 16 2023

Trail & District Arts Council is excited to announce a spoken word performance by Shane Koyczan on Tuesday, March 28 at 7:30 pm at The Bailey Theatre as part of the Performing Arts Trail series.

Shane Koyczan is always talking about what you need to hear! His poetry explores the human experience to give us insight into the issues that matter the most to us...

By City of Trail On on Thursday Mar 16 2023

Due to an overwhelming response for the recruitment of lifeguards, the Trail Aquatic & Leisure Centre is pausing registration for all advanced courses as they develop a program to support lifeguard training.  Those who have already expressed interest will be contacted.

If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please contact the Trail Parks...

By Contributor On on Wednesday Mar 01 2023
Lucas Myers, the Nelson-based theatre artist best known for his humorous one-man shows that explore cultural obsessions, brings his latest show “Roof” to The Bailey Theatre in Trail on Thursday, March 9 at 7:30 pm.
In “Roof” Lucas Myers has created another reno-centric comedy that sits in the same world as his previous shows “A Beginners Guide to Nelsonia”, “CAMPGROUND” and “...
By Valerie Rossi On on Wednesday Feb 08 2023
Blizzard Music Festival once again took Rossland by storm, signalling the return to the event’s full glory.
After a two-year hiatus, the show went on with more than 35 musical acts sweeping through the city Jan.25–28. The nearly sold-out festival attracted not only local fans but also an abundance of tourists, opening up opportunities for West Kootenay musicians to share their...
By City of Trail On on Wednesday Feb 01 2023

Issued by the Trail Community Action Team

All are Welcome to the Trail Community Action Team Speaker Series

In its effort to reduce stigma towards people who are struggling in our community, the Trail Community Action Team has four events planned for February and March 2023 in its Respect & Connect speaker series.

“People...

By Valerie Rossi On on Thursday Jan 12 2023

A sound storm is on the horizon this month in Rossland, where Blizzard Music Festival is once again bringing top talent to the alpine city.

The eclectic Canadian music festival is back by popular demand for its 12th year, spanning four days – Jan. 25 to 28, 2023 – and coinciding with Rossland Winter Carnival. The small yet mighty event is packed with an exciting variety of artists and...

By City of Trail On on Friday Dec 09 2022

Santa is on his way to Trail for tomorrow’s parade at 5:30 p.m., and we hope you’ll join us!  There’s a new route this year near Gyro Park.  ...

By The Nelson Dail... On on Thursday Dec 08 2022

A Nelson businessman is getting noticed on the social media video platform, TikTok during a visit to Europe to meet his daughter.

Jeff Shecter, who owns and operates Zap Welding and Glotech Sign Manufacturing in Nelson, is getting noticed thanks to a...

By Rossland Telegraph On on Thursday Dec 08 2022

Community Gaming grants will benefit local organizations for the arts and sports, among many others in the province. 

Compared with sports, the arts get a slightly smaller overall allocation of funds, but those grants will be very welcome to those receiving them -- locally, the Rossland Council for Arts & Culture will receive $7,700; the Greater Trail Creative...

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