Don Alder is finally making his way around BC, and will be performing at Finley's Irish Bar & Grill this Thursday June, 20.
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Elephant Mountain Literary Festival was recently awarded major project support from the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance
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Get out those dancing shoes for a Jumbo Soul-stice in downtown Ymir on Saturday, June 22.
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The band sounds like a grittier, Canadian version of Icelandic post-rock group Sigur Ros.
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About 150 movie lovers attended the Civic Theatre's Star Trek gala event
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Two of Swanson's bands — Bessie and the Back Eddies, and Hornography — will play for thousands at Vancouver Jazz Festival later this month.
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Enjoy the celestial sounds of classical harp and violin music with Duo 51 at the Capitol Theatre
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The actor-playwright will present, East: How Far Would You Go For Love, the very first show he ever performed in Nelson.
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"I, Claudia" is a poignant look at life's struggles as seen through the eyes of four delightful characters.
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Bristol Diving School is a collective of artists from Bristol, UK, four of whom are Artists-in-Residence at Oxygen Art Centre.
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Alanna Mitchell believes society cannot achieve a better world unless we can imagine what that world would look like.
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Homelinks students return to the stage with a musical about safari animals overcoming their differences.
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Daniela Elza, a Portland-based poet, will be at Booksmyth Underground on Thursday, June 13 to read from her new book.
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The Nelson Civic Theatre has set its phasers to stun Nelson audiences at its licensed gala screening of Star Trek: Into Darkness
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A pair of Nelson vocal students has achieved an impressive honour that puts them in elite company.
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Joe Wiebe will talk been and sign copies of his book in Nelson on June 17.
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Maria Landa of Fernie placed second, and Gabriel MacDonald of Nelson took third.
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Pick a Piper is the brainbaby of Brad Weber, drummer for the critically-acclaimed, Polaris-nominated Canadian artist Caribou.
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