Entertainment

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

Michael Graham and Shayne Brandel joke that they might be the only two artists in Nelson who never lived in the historic Kerr Apartments. But that doesn’t mean they don’t remember them fondly.

Before he stashes it away in his rich theatrical vault, Nelson’s Lucas Myers is bringing the hilarious Hello Baby: An Instructional Lecture by a First-Time, Semi-Competent Father to the small stage one last time, and there are a few surprises in store

For years, the Shambhala Music Festival held near Salmo was the Kootenay’s little secret. Now it seems the secret is out.

Registrations are currently being accepted for artists/venues in the Columbia Basin to participate in the Columbia Basin Culture Tour.

The next exhibition opening at the Kootenay Gallery of Art celebrates contemporary craft and art created by 26 artists who teach and work at the Kootenay School of the Arts at Selkirk College in Nelson.

One of Canada’s leading tenors touches down at the Capitol Theatre on Sunday, as Richard Margison performs in the next of the Nelson Overture Concerts Society series.