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‘To Weather a Bouquet’ poetry tour to stop in Rossland

‘To Weather a Bouquet’ poetry tour to stop in Rossland

‘Ultimately, creativity and connection is what gets us through’ - join poets at Gold Rush reading
Mark National Poetry Month with free reading at Silverton Memorial Hall

Mark National Poetry Month with free reading at Silverton Memorial Hall

Tom Wayman and others will read at free event on April 13
Nelson actor becomes ruthless warlord in new Disney Shōgun series

Nelson actor becomes ruthless warlord in new Disney Shōgun series

Hiromoto Ida plays a feudal lord of 17th century Japanese samurai culture
Black and Rural by Shayna Jones touring Kootenay Region in April

Black and Rural by Shayna Jones touring Kootenay Region in April

Stage play examines the experiences of Black folks living in rural areas
West Kootenay musicians, festivals among B.C. funding recipients

West Kootenay musicians, festivals among B.C. funding recipients

Jayli Wolf, Ru Rose and Ben Fox will receive grants to help their careers
New West Kootenay musical uses puppets to talk about sex education

New West Kootenay musical uses puppets to talk about sex education

G Rated is for kids ages 10-13 and their parents
Local filmmaker to celebrate and satirize Nelson in new TV series

Local filmmaker to celebrate and satirize Nelson in new TV series

Amy Bohigian will create six 10-minute episodes of sketch comedy
B.C. trans woman seeks childhood friend in new documentary series

B.C. trans woman seeks childhood friend in new documentary series

Joanne Wittstock is among the people looking to reconnect in the TVO show Yearbook
Spirit of Animals soar in Kootenay writer’s new book

Spirit of Animals soar in Kootenay writer’s new book

Barry Gray’s book ‘The Great Spirit of Animals’ is now available in West Kootenay book stores
In new play, Nelson’s Hiromoto Ida highlights ‘invisible, quiet moments’

In new play, Nelson’s Hiromoto Ida highlights ‘invisible, quiet moments’

Vacant Lot runs Jan. 18, 19 and 20 at the Capitol Theatre