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LARGE POPCORN, EXTRA BUTTER: On the coming (temporary) closure of the Civic Theatre

LARGE POPCORN, EXTRA BUTTER: On the coming (temporary) closure of the Civic Theatre

Eleanor Stacey writes about what you can do to help the theatre
‘Afraid for my life’: Orlando Bloom steps To The Edge for new TV series

‘Afraid for my life’: Orlando Bloom steps To The Edge for new TV series

Natural risk-taker explores his daredevil side for the delight of viewers
Thrash Wrestling returns to Nelson

Thrash Wrestling returns to Nelson

This hard-hitting and adrenaline-rushing event happens April 20
Winnie, Mickey, and what we’re learning about public domain and remix culture

Winnie, Mickey, and what we’re learning about public domain and remix culture

More beloved characters are becoming free for unfettered use, what will that mean?
Best in Canadian country music coming to Kelowna

Best in Canadian country music coming to Kelowna

The city is hosting Country Music Week and the 2025 Canadian Country Music Awards
Divisive? Not for moviegoers. ‘Civil War’ declares victory at box office.

Divisive? Not for moviegoers. ‘Civil War’ declares victory at box office.

Film imagines a U.S. where California and Texas unite against a corrupt president
North Okanagan author in the running for prestigious non-fiction prize

North Okanagan author in the running for prestigious non-fiction prize

Emelia Symington-Fedy, who published her debut memoir Skid Dogs in 2023, has been shortlisted for the Hubert Evans Non-Fiction Prize
‘It is magical’: repurposed art growing in B.C. along with eco-consciousness

‘It is magical’: repurposed art growing in B.C. along with eco-consciousness

As environmental concerns permeate the arts community, artists embrace a freeing era of art-making
Legally Blonde: The Musical coming to Capitol Theatre

Legally Blonde: The Musical coming to Capitol Theatre

The locally produced show runs May 23 to 26
Student dancers return to Salish Secondary for biggest high school dance competition in B.C.

Student dancers return to Salish Secondary for biggest high school dance competition in B.C.

Hundreds of kids from across Surrey, the Lower Mainland, and Vancouver Island competed April 9