Entertainment

The Capitol Kids Series presents its final performance of the season Sunday April 10 at 2 p.m. with The Velveteen Rabbit as told by acclaimed actor/singer Kathryn Popham.

Well known Kootenay artist Alf Crossley’s work is firmly rooted in our local landscape. With a visual style often leaning towards abstraction, his practice has long been based on working outdoors (or en plein air), drawing both imagery and inspiration directly from the natural environment.

An incredible mix of local and international snowboarders, skiers, paddlers, climbers, and environmental activists have come together for this year’s Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival Best of the Fest tour.

On Sunday, April 10 at 7:30 p.m., the Symphony of the Kootenays, presented by the Selkirk Chamber Orchestra, brings A Dvorak Celebration with cellist Jeff Faragher to the Capitol Theatre. A special pre-concert presentation at 6:45 p.m. is included.

ANKORS and the West Kootenay Women’s Association are partnering to take on a theatrical project for women in the community.

Local composer Don Macdonald expects to finish the first draft of his new opera, KHAOS, by the end of this month.

Drawing and painting founded the solid friendship of local artists Oliver Arthur and Dylan Humphries, whose collective work is hanging at Cowan Office Supplies.

The shop at Touchstones Nelson is hosting a Pre-Loved Art Sale on Saturday, April 2 at 7 p.m.

If you’ve attended a charitable event, art opening or hit up the grocery store in the last several years, there’s a chance you’re already familiar with Joel Wheeler’s quirky, offbeat brand of pop.

L.V. Rogers grad Erica Dee gave a morning concert at her alma mater last week, as part of a weekend tour stop in Nelson