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SUMMARY:Centre 64 Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:George C. Hogg\, “An Artist’s Odessey- 60 years of Landscapes and Cultural Expression”. Oct 4th-Nov 13th. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday 12-4pm closed Sunday & Monday & Statutory Holidays
URL:https://www.wkartscouncil.com/event/centre-64-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:64 Deer Park Ave\, 64 Deer Park Ave\, Kimberley\, BC\, V1A 2J2
CATEGORIES:Calendar,Community Events,Exhibition/Speakers
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SUMMARY:Theatrical Fernie Ghost Tours
DESCRIPTION:Do you have the nerve to face Fernie’s darkest secrets? \nFernie Ghost Tours is a parade of Fernie’s most ghastly ghost stories\, blood-soaked buildings and horrible happenings in the downtown core. Every tale is crafted from dark history\, local legend\, or vivid ghostly experiences shared by Fernie locals. Is Fernie haunted? Could our pleasant streets hide an eerie truth\, too terrible for the light of day? \nTake the Fernie Ghost Tour and find out! \nGhost Tour Info:\nDeparts: 8pm from Station Square\, 591 1st Ave. \nBookings required. Tours offered nightly from October 24th – November 3rd. \nPlease note that these tours are not for the faint hearted and should be taken with a pinch of salt\, and a sense of humour! Tours are approx 1 hour\, depending on weather and supernatural happenings…Evenings are cold and the terrain can be uneven\, wet\, so warm waterproof clothing and sturdy walking shoes are recommended. \nRecommended minimum age 8+. \nMinimum 4 people required for tours to depart. Other dates available on request. \nCost: $25 per person. Special rates available for school groups. \nBookings: email Lindsay Vallance using the link on this page\, or call: 250-946-6484
URL:https://www.wkartscouncil.com/event/theatrical-fernie-ghost-tours/
LOCATION:Station Square\, 591 1st Ave\, Fernie
CATEGORIES:Calendar,Community Events,Exhibition/Speakers
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SUMMARY:Axis Theatre: Where Have all the Buffalo Gone?
DESCRIPTION:Live Kicks has an impressive track record when it comes to presenting top quality children’s theatre\, and we are particularly excited to be offering Where Have All The Buffalo Gone?\, a new show by the acclaimed Axis Theatre. Inspired by the actual history of the Métis peoples\, this original play explores key events featuring the Métis of Treaty 6 in what is now Alberta. Central to this story is their kinship with the buffalo\, and the narrative follows two Métis spirits\, Marie and Jean\, via a quartet of love stories in four distinct periods of Métis history. As the play unfolds we see various Métis nations appear across the plains\, followed by the lucrative fur trade that proved to be an irresistible magnet for the forces of colonization. Later\, the once limitless herds of buffalo vanish from the land\, causing the Métis Association of Alberta to eventually rise up in political protest. Buffalo’s playwright is Tai Amy Grauman\, an award-winning writer of Métis\, Cree\, and Haudenosaunee descent. Grauman is drawn to women’s issues and based some of her narrative on the journals of Victoria Belcourt Callihoo\, a Métis historian who was born in 1861 and went on her first buffalo hunt at age 13. Late in her life\, Callihoo picked up a pen and wrote many autobiographical articles for the Alberta Historical Review. Her memories are vividly brought to life by the incorporation of fiddle music\, jigging\, and a life-size buffalo puppet – exactly the sort of inspiring entertainment and award-winning onstage creativity that has been the hallmark of Axis Theatre for nearly 50 years. Buffalo is a unique Canadian story presented with a passion and imagination that audiences won’t soon forget.
URL:https://www.wkartscouncil.com/event/axis-theatre-where-have-all-the-buffalo-gone/
LOCATION:Golden Civic Centre\, 806 10th Avenue S\, Golden\, BC
CATEGORIES:Calendar,Community Events,Live Performance
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SUMMARY:Guided Cold War Bunker tours
DESCRIPTION:During the height of the Cold War\, in the 1950s and 1960s\, nearly 50 bunkers were constructed across Canada. In 2017\, the Nelson Museum began work on restoring the space and opening it to the public. You can join a tour of one of the Museumʼs best-loved spaces! \nFrom iodine pills and Geiger counters to board games and ashtrays\, visitors get a glimpse of the vast measures taken to create normalcy in an extraordinary time. \nEmail info@nelsonmuseum.ca to register. Adult admission required – children under 18 are always free!
URL:https://www.wkartscouncil.com/event/guided-cold-war-bunker-tours-52/
LOCATION:Nelson Museum\, Archives & Gallery\, 502 Vernon Street\, Nelson\, V1L 4E7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Calendar,Community Events,Kid Friendly
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SUMMARY:8th Annual Kimberley Horror Fest
DESCRIPTION:Kimberley Horror Fest was founded in 2017 by Chantel Delaney and Natalie Skokan. It is a growing short film festival open to all experience levels. \nSchedule\n7 PM: Doors\n7:30 PM: Ceremony & Films\nGuests will receive a complimentary welcome beverage sponsored by Over Time Beer Works\n9 PM: Cocktails & Creepy Canapes\nBrought to you by Grow Cake & Chocolate and Bohemian Spirits\n10 PM: Reception Party\nFeaturing music from the Mile High Club \n** Costumes are mandatory — CASH BAR **
URL:https://www.wkartscouncil.com/event/8th-annual-kimberley-horror-fest/
LOCATION:10 Boundary Street\, 10 Boundary Street\, Kimberley\, V1A 3C8
CATEGORIES:Calendar,Community Events,Exhibition/Speakers,Film
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SUMMARY:Noémi Kiss and Friends
DESCRIPTION:Noémi Kiss teams up with pianist\, Paticia Tao\, and Nelson instrumentalists\, Natasha Hall\n(violin) and Rob Fahie (double bass). Listeners will embark on a journey spanning centuries\,\nwith compositions by Mozart\, Liszt\, Poulenc\, and Satie\, as well as Hungarian folk music\,\nNoémi’s cultural heritage. Elements of jazz\, folk and classical music\, delving into themes of\nlove\, beauty\, belonging and loss will be at the evening’s heart.
URL:https://www.wkartscouncil.com/event/noemi-kiss-and-friends/
LOCATION:The Capitol Theatre\, 421 Victoria Street\, Nelson\, British Columbia\, V1L 5R2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Calendar,Community Events,Live Performance
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