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Capitol Theatre presents A Celebration of India on April 12

Capitol Theatre presents A Celebration of India on April 12

The event will feature demonstrations of music, dance and fashion from a number of Indian states
Stephen Fearing brings his musical storytelling to Nelson

Stephen Fearing brings his musical storytelling to Nelson

The renowned Canadian singer-songwriter and the Danish group The Sentimentals perform March 19 at the Capitol Theatre
Women's Adventure Film Tour comes to Nelson

Women's Adventure Film Tour comes to Nelson

The screenings are a fundraiser for the proposed Cube 2.0 climbing centre
Selkirk College music students set to shine in Showcase Series

Selkirk College music students set to shine in Showcase Series

The series of concerts run March 6-April 4 at Nelson's Shambhala Music and Performance Hall
Lucas Myers brings the laughs with Randy From Creston

Lucas Myers brings the laughs with Randy From Creston

Myers brings his much-loved character to Ymir and Nelson in March
LARGE POPCORN, EXTRA BUTTER: Black History Month and rolling into the Oscars

LARGE POPCORN, EXTRA BUTTER: Black History Month and rolling into the Oscars

Eleanor Stacey writes about movies by Black filmmakers, and the society's upcoming Oscars event
Vancouver duo to perform everything from J.S. Bach to Randy Bachman

Vancouver duo to perform everything from J.S. Bach to Randy Bachman

Vancouver violinist Cameron Wilson and pianist Chris Gestrin will perform a broad range of music in Nelson on Feb. 21
Kootenay Co-op Radio presents Holly Hyatt and Jon Burden live Feb. 22

Kootenay Co-op Radio presents Holly Hyatt and Jon Burden live Feb. 22

KCR has a line-up of live music on various stages throughout the spring
Juno Award-winning comedian Jon Dore coming to the Kootenays

Juno Award-winning comedian Jon Dore coming to the Kootenays

Jon Dore stopping in Kimberley, Fernie, Nelson on B.C.-wide comedy tour
Documentary about mountain biking and reconciliation to screen at Nelson Library

Documentary about mountain biking and reconciliation to screen at Nelson Library

Dirt Relations is about biking but also healing intergenerational trauma