Entertainment

Nelson-based, ROAMedia is pleased to present singer-songwriter Lindsay Ferguson at the Capitol Theatre on Friday, June 17 at 8 p.m.

It’s difficult to say what excites the members of the Corazón Vocal Ensemble more: the music they sing, or working with choir director Allison Girvan.

On Thursday the L.V. Rogers Secondary School dance program will be performing at the Capitol Theatre in the collaborative showcase Movement 2011 and Theatre Alive.

Seven pews and five church chairs radically altered by local artists are now on exhibit. They'll be auctioned Saturday to raise money for the latest Grans-to-Grans campaign.

For the first time in its 14 year history Shambhala has sold out of online tickets in May. All this when locals have just said goodbye to the snow.

When a group of eight homeschool students hit the stage next Wednesday at Trafalgar Middle School, it will be the culmination of one of the biggest challenges of their young acting careers.

Touchstones Nelson: Museum of Art and History has announced that the society’s cellulose nitrate film is now ready for public viewing.

They’ve spent the winter practicing their pirouettes and partner routines, and now the students at Nelson’s Dance Umbrella are bringing a season of hard work to the Capitol Theatre.

Nelson’s premier arts festival is back for its 23rd year. ArtWalk is calling for applications from emerging and professional artists to display original work in downtown venues in one six-week extravaganza beginning July 22.

Nelson-raised cellist Jeff Faragher is once again returning to Nelson for a special concert. On Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Faragher presents A Cello’s Journey, an evening of fine music for solo cello at St. Saviour’s Pro-Cathedral on Ward Street.