West Kootenay Regional Arts Council

Ideas Bobert
2023-01-29 16:00 (America/Vancouver) | Capitol Theatre Nelson, 421 Victoria Street, Nelson
IDEAS BOBERT! FINDS HOPE IN THE FACE OF FAILURE THROUGH CLASSIC CLOWNING.Vintage music, tap dance, preposterous situations and dreamy surrealism… A heart fluttering comedy for all ages. Award-winning Vancouver-based clown artist Candice Roberts presents her clown tour de force IDEAS BOBERT at the Regina Fringe Festival.
Bobert is a silent character a la Charlie Chaplin who has a little red bird for a heart. His story asks us, what happens if we are to deny our deepest dreams and desires? Teetering on the brink of absolute failure, love-sick Bobert discovers his heart to be more important than he knew.With vintage silent film styling, shadow puppetry, stop motion animation projections, dance, and live music, the world of Ideas Bobert is rich with magic and creativity.
Like Ginger Rogers meets Mr. Bean on the Muppet show, Ideas Bobert dances with the hilarious and the absurd.

Auditions - The Addams Family: A New Musical
2023-01-28 - 2023-01-29 | 820 10th St Nelson (Selkirk College 10th St Campus Music Building), 820 10th St, Nelson
Black Productions is proud to present “THE ADDAMS FAMILY: A New Musical” (Book by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice and Music & Lyrics by Andrew Lippa) in Nelson BC and will be holding open auditions for adults, 18 and over.AUDITIONS:WHEN: Saturday, January 28th and Sunday, January 29th, 2023WHERE: Selkirk College, 820 10th St Campus, Music Building, Room 103TIME: 11am-8pmBOOKING LINK: https://calendly.com/blackproductions/addams-family-a-new-musical-auditionsCALLBACKS:WHEN: Monday, January 30th, 2023WHERE: Selkirk College, 820 10th St Campus, Music Building, Room 103TIME: 7:15pm-9:30pmSYNOPSIS:THE ADDAMS FAMILY, a comical feast that embraces the wackiness in every family, features an original story and it’s every parent’s nightmare: Wednesday Addams, the ultimate princess of darkness, has grown up and fallen in love with a sweet, smart young man from a respectable family– a man her parents have never met. And if that wasn’t upsetting enough, Wednesday confides in her father and begs him not to tell her mother. Now, Gomez Addams must do something he’s never done before– keep a secret from his beloved wife, Morticia. Everything will change for the whole family on the fateful night they host a dinner for Wednesday’s “normal” boyfriend and his parents.REHEARSAL/PERFORMANCE INFO:Rehearsals start March 8th & will be Wednesdays (6:30-10pm) and Sundays (1pm-5pm).Production week is May 21th-28th with up to 6 showsAUDITION PREPARATION:Auditions will be approximately 10 minutes in length. Please prepare two portions of vocal selections, one of your choosing and one from the show. You may be asked to only sing one, or both songs. You may sing your selection acapella or with a backing track that you provide. You do NOT have to prepare full songs, a verse and chorus is great. There will be a brief reading from the show that we will provide you with at the audition. There will also be a dance component that our choreographer will walk you through during your audition. There is no need to prepare a monologue or dance number in advance.Any questions? Please contact addamsfamilynelson@gmail.comCREATIVE TEAM:Lindsay Clague – DirectorMackenzie Hope – ChoreographerMalaika Horswill – Musical DirectorSage Cowan/Kyla Hurst – Stage ManagerasEric Galbraith – Set DesignerSydney Black – Production Manager

Online Portrait Painting Workshop with Kristy Gordon
2023-01-27 - 2023-01-28 | Online
Kristy Gordon online Portrait Painting Workshop – via Zoom, January 27 – 28, 10:00 – 4:00Cost: $215.00Hello fellow painters!Register soon if you are interested in participating in Kristy Gordon’s online portrait painting workshop, to be offered January 27 and 28 from 10:00 – 4:00. Registration closes this Friday January 20. Kristy is an internationally renowned artist who divides her time between Nelson and New York. To hold your place in the workshop please contact Ilse Murray at murray.ilse@gmail.com.Below is Kristy’s description for the workshop:“This online workshop will guide students of all levels through the creation of a well-structured alla prima portrait painting with convincing flesh tones. We will begin by discussing comparative measuring, to get accurate proportions in the underpainting. Then we will move to colour and concentrate on how to render form and construct the features. Participants can use any medium they like in this course. Kristy will be doing the demo in oils and will provide a suggested supplies list for those interested in using oils. By the end of the course students will have a painting that they’re proud of as well as a solid understanding of how to mix colours. The class will include demonstrations, discussions and individual instruction and feedback. The beginner will learn fundamental principles such as how to mix colours and render form modelling. The more advanced student will discover how to take their work to the next level and achieve the finish that they desire.”This workshop is partially funded by the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance.For further information check out the Events and Workshops page on the West Kootenay chapter of the Federation of Canadian Artist website at http://www.wkcfca.com/events-and-workshops/

Grant-writing workshop
2023-01-26 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Vancouver) | Online
Kimberly Olson: Peace Prevails
REGISTER NOW!
Do you have an idea for a project that focuses on arts and culture? Grants from the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance (CKCA) could help.
These grants—funded by Columbia Basin Trust and overseen by the West Kootenay Regional Arts Council—are available for all art disciplines, for both individuals and arts and culture organizations in the Columbia Basin.
To learn more about these grants and how to apply, attend this FREE grant-writing workshop.
This session is primarily for questions and discussion. Before you attend the session, WATCH THIS VIDEO, as the information in it will only be covered briefly during the session. Then come to the session with your questions.

Thursday, January 26, 2023: Zoom, at noon Pacific / 1 p.m. Mountain.

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Cabaret
2023-01-21 19:30 - 21:30, 2023-01-20 19:30 - 21:30, 2023-01-19 19:30 - 21:30, 2023-01-15 15:00 - 17:00, 2023-01-14 19:30 - 21:30, 2023-01-13 19:30 - 21:30, 2022-12-31 19:30 - 21:30 (America/Edmonton) | Key City Theatre, 20 14th Avenue North, Cranbrook, BC, V1C 6H4, Canada
Nothing feels quite so good as the return of the January musical production to Key City Theatre. Featuring the best of the best of our homegrown talent, the January musicals have become a core, beloved part of our season. This year will take things to a whole new level, with the production of Cabaret.Daring, provocative and exuberantly entertaining, Cabaret explores the dark and heady life of Bohemian Berlin as Germany slowly yields to the emerging Third Reich.Featuring a timeless musical score with songs such as Wilkommen, Don’t Tell Mama and of course, Cabaret, audiences will enjoy a multi layered story packed full of allure, seduction, romance, hope and heartbreak as the characters come together in the last golden hours before the devastating dawn of a new world war.Ring in the New year with the Cast and Crew of Cabaret during our New Year’s Eve Gala on December 31st at 7:30 PM with a catered reception and lots of fun activities and door prizes!
Regular show dates: January 13, 14, 19-21 at 7:30 PM MST, Matinee show on January 15 at 3:00 pm MST.

The Fretless
2023-01-21 19:30 (America/Vancouver) | The Capitol Theatre, 421 Victoria Street, Nelson, British Columbia, V1L 5R2, Canada
Four ferocious players, masterful composition, and a genre-bending sound—Juno award-winning The Fretless is a Canadian quartet that has firmly taken its place on the map to a progressive form of “trad”.A supergroup of celebrated solo artists, The Fretless has been creating a singular and signature sound that dares to expand the idea of what a string music quartet can be—transforming fiddle tunes and folk melodies into intricate, beautiful, high-energy arrangements that have quickly gained a dedicated following and accolades from around the world. Within what appears to be a simple construct — two fiddles, a viola, and a cello — The Fretless has created a sound that is distinctly rich, multi-layered, and uniquely percussive. This tonal quality is pushing traditional music to new heights, producing a completely fresh approach to Folk music.
By putting fiddle tunes and folk melodies from the traditions of Irish, Scottish, Celtic, bluegrass and old-timey American and Canadian music into a classical format, these musicians have created unique music that is complex, multi-layered, and passionately expressive.Vocalist Madeline Roger will be singing many of the songs from “Open House”.Also! For the show at the Capitol, The Fretless will be joined by Emily Millard to guest on a couple songs. Emily just moved to Nelson in the fall to begin teaching voice at Selkirk.

Grant-writing workshop
2023-01-18 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Vancouver) | Online
Kimberly Olson: Peace Prevails
REGISTER NOW!
Do you have an idea for a project that focuses on arts and culture? Grants from the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance (CKCA) could help.
These grants—funded by Columbia Basin Trust and overseen by the West Kootenay Regional Arts Council—are available for all art disciplines, for both individuals and arts and culture organizations in the Columbia Basin.
To learn more about these grants and how to apply, attend this FREE grant-writing workshop.
This session is primarily for questions and discussion. Before you attend the session, WATCH THIS VIDEO, as the information in it will only be covered briefly during the session. Then come to the session with your questions.

Wednesday, January 18, 2023: Zoom, at noon Pacific / 1 p.m. Mountain.

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To view other possible sessions, click here.
If you have questions about your specific project, rather than the programs themselves, contact us directly instead of asking them during a session.

Group Critique for Kootenay Landscape Artists
2023-01-17 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Vancouver) | Online
This is a group critique session for Kootenay landscape artists. The intention of these sessions is to build community with local artists, so that we may get to know each other better and have more opportunities to collaborate in the future.-Suitable for emerging and experienced artists.-Artists should be comfortable with using Zoom as a meeting participant-Each participant is invited to submit one painting for group feedback ahead of the session. Participants will introduce themselves and their work, and share any struggles or successes in the painting they have submitted. Participants are also expected to provide constructive feedback to other artists.-Abby will facilitate the session and provide a framework for critiquing work, as well as help ensure a safe space for constructive feedback.-Minimum 4 participants, maximum 10 participants.

Grant-writing workshop
2023-01-12 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Vancouver) | Online
Kimberly Olson: Peace Prevails
REGISTER NOW!
Do you have an idea for a project that focuses on arts and culture? Grants from the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance (CKCA) could help.
These grants—funded by Columbia Basin Trust and overseen by the West Kootenay Regional Arts Council—are available for all art disciplines, for both individuals and arts and culture organizations in the Columbia Basin.
To learn more about these grants and how to apply, attend this FREE grant-writing workshop.
This session is primarily for questions and discussion. Before you attend the session, WATCH THIS VIDEO, as the information in it will only be covered briefly during the session. Then come to the session with your questions.

Thursday, January 12, 2023: Zoom, at noon Pacific / 1 p.m. Mountain.

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To view other possible sessions, click here.
If you have questions about your specific project, rather than the programs themselves, contact us directly instead of asking them during a session.

Exhibition Opening Celebration | RVAC
2023-01-05 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre, 320 Wilson Street, Revelstoke, V0E 2S0
Start your year with art and friendly faces! The first exhibition for 2023 opens Thursday, January the 5th at the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre. Join us in the gallery, 5pm – 8pm as we celebrate the five incredibly talented artists who have worked so hard to bring brand new exhibitions to Revelstoke. Historically the gallery has been closed during the winter months so this will be a big first for the centre, why not come and celebrate with us!Daniel Stewart | InfraRAD@danielstewart_photoJamie Kroeger | A Part of Place@oldsoulrevolutionSab Curtis | Rewired@sabcurtisJenny Liski & Susie Kathol | Echo Lake@scoutpaper @susiekatholceramicsJanuary 5th, 5pm – 8pm320 Wilson St$5 Admission at the door, or free entry to our membersCash and card accepted at the barExhibition runs January 5th – 29thAbsolutely everyone is welcome to this public opening. There will be reasonably priced refreshments, live music, and of course, four brand new solo exhibitions.Photo by Daniel Stewart

Grant-writing workshop
2023-01-04 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Vancouver) | Online
Kimberly Olson: Peace Prevails
REGISTER NOW!
Do you have an idea for a project that focuses on arts and culture? Grants from the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance (CKCA) could help.
These grants—funded by Columbia Basin Trust and overseen by the West Kootenay Regional Arts Council—are available for all art disciplines, for both individuals and arts and culture organizations in the Columbia Basin.
To learn more about these grants and how to apply, attend this FREE grant-writing workshop.
This session will include an explanation of all CKCA programs, plus a short period for questions and answers:

Wednesday, January 4, 2023: Zoom, at noon Pacific / 1 p.m. Mountain.

REGISTER NOW!
To view other possible sessions, click here.
If you have questions about your specific project, rather than the programs themselves, contact us directly instead of asking them during a session.

Shifting Design
2023-01-03 11:00 - 2023-01-10 15:00 (America/Vancouver) | The Capitol Theatre, 421 Victoria Street, Nelson, British Columbia, V1L 5R2, Canada
JAN 7Shifting Design…Tickets for Gala Evening: $10The Capitol Theatre is transformed into an art gallery!Designer, David Dobie, has amassed his career’s work and created an art exhibition which will be open to the public daily from Jan. 3 – 10 between 11 am and 3pm. Admission is by donation.The Gala Evening on Saturday, January 7th will include a time to wander through the exhibition, an artist’s talk, and a performance by Juno Award nominated vocalist, Melody Diachun; bassist, Doug Stephenson; and Juno Award winnng guitarist, Mike Rud.About the exhibition –David Dobie’s design career started in 1980 as a designer-builder in a small office in Nelson. His practice spanned the range of commercial buildings, retreat centres, restaurants, stores, and professional offices, but private residences were at the core of his practice until retirement in 2021.This installation is not about the many hundreds of his built projects that grace this region. Rather, it is a celebration and acknowledgement of all of the hard work and inspiration that went into these projects. Not just hard work, but work with a high purpose, done with pen and pencil on paper.Architectural drawing of this sort is a vanishing art. The design profession has embraced the (sometimes-illusory) promise of technology, and few people still draw by hand. In David’s practice, ideas emerge and are recorded in drawing, then are refined in a process where a new sheet of translucent paper is laid on the old, and the better ideas are brought to the fore to form the starting point for the new drawing. Layer after layer, trying new things, honing, refining, eliminating the extraneous, tightening the precision, conforming to the known qualities of materials, giving form to the ideas, and creating instructions for others to make them real.Building is a collaborative act; there are many pitfalls on the road to getting a project built, many opportunities for the original intentions to be lost. The design sketches represent the purest essence of the project, the least compromise, the greatest potential for integrity and harmony.Thus, the years passed and the drawings of each year accumulated, became substantial in their abundance, were absorbed into the body of work. Forty years, hundreds of homes and buildings, countless thousands of decisions, millions of lines.Such architectural lines convey many meanings, and are part of a symbolic language that spans from dreams and the most subtle of gestures to the definitive solidity of stone, wood and steel. Lines represent surfaces, the boundaries of spaces, the edges of solids, openings for movement and light, structure, the earth.This exhibition is an act of letting go, of letting the ideas that were brought to an acute focus and coherence on the drafting board and in the built projects dissolve back into the place they came from. Separated from the projects that they were created for and shifted, rotated or reversed, layered with other unrelated drawings, only their lines are recognizable, but as pure shapes, no longer visible as design ideas.We are accustomed to thinking about architecture as buildings, as shelter or as art. This installation invites us to go behind the façade and encounter the visions, the false starts, the trial and error, the calculations, the intentions, the intricately rendered details that, given skill and care, might have ended up in someone’s house, but also might not. It is a celebration of process rather than product. It seeks to embody in physical form that which is ephemeral and insubstantial, but without which great buildings are not possible.– John Gower, Designer

Neal Panton: Sense of Place
2023-01-03 - 2023-01-28 | Centre 64, Kimberley
How do we experience and make meaning of a particular place? For me I use my camera lens to create connections to a place.
Photography nurtures my feeling of belonging in this world. It is this deeper emotional connection that makes these places worth caring about, and that encourages my ongoing stewardship to my natural surroundings.
This collection represents my own sense of place.
Neal Panton is a fine art photographer who specializes primarily in landscapes. He favours large-format prints and panoramas. Neal has been photographing since 1984 exhibiting since 1992 and is primarily self-taught. He has won or been nominated for over a dozen awards, some in the Columbia Basin region, others from Europe and the USA.He has worked as a photojournalist for Reuters, taught photography and visual literacy, been published in over 25 countries, had 16 solo exhibits and 59 group exhibits in Canada, Europe, the United States, and South America, and self-published eight books showcasing his images. Neal is represented by Turning Art and Glasshouse Images in the USA. In Canada Neal is represented by Art Gallery Kimberley at The Laundromat.

Objects in the Landscape
2022-12-29 - 2023-01-22 | The Arts Station, Fernie
This show of paintings, collage and photos is a play on object-oriented programming. It (0) models the real world by defining objects, then (1) makes the objects interact to create a response. You, the viewer, are invited to run the “program”. Approach the canvas as browser window, decide if the interaction of human and natural objects in the landscape models the “real” world.
The artist, Beth Gallup, is fascinated by the way we train ourselves to ignore functional, utilitarian objects in the world around us. Look past them to magnify whatever natural beauty we can find beyond, above or around.
Objects in the Landscape opens December 29, 2022 at The Art Station in Fernie, BC. It runs through January 23, 2023.

Building your digital toolbox for LGBTQ2S+ artists
2022-12-19 10:00 - 11:30 (America/Vancouver) | Online
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This fall, the West Kootenay Regional Arts Council is hosting a series of workshops to help you effectively showcase your creative work and build a more sustainable practice.

Join Heidi Nagtegaal and Jenny Lee Craig* for a conversation about the top online tools that can help your artistic business flourish. This workshop will cover setting up successful social media channels, strategies for audience engagement and managing your digital to-do list. This is an all-abilities-friendly session that will leave you with greater confidence when selling your work online, even if capitalism makes you cringe.

This event is free and takes place virtually on Monday, December 19 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Pacific / 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Mountain.

*Centre Center is an umbrella organization that is owned by no one, but tended by Jenny Lee Craig and Heidi Nagtegaal, focusing on third spaces, underground spaces and the alternative arts spaces outside of the artist-run-centre model.
We’re not looking to create something new because other things are bad. We want to make kinder networks, supportive networks and resources for sharing, to activate our collective strength. We want to overlap with things that are already in action because we are stronger together.
Drawing from nature, Centre Center sees the arts as a form of an ecological intersection from all kinds of cultural spaces, classes, experiences, lifestyles and ways of being. Oftentimes, our artistic experience is separated by these differences, and Centre Center aims to be a support network to bridge the gaps between organizations, people and culture.
You can’t build culture past what you have, and to work with different people and different ways of being is the way to move forward, and to build more than what you could bring on your own. Diversity and inclusivity are the only generative way forward, and that means opening up to ideas and ways of being that may seem foreign to you.

Note: Resources and materials from this session will be made available to the public on this website. To learn when these are available, follow us on Facebook or Instagram or sign up for our newsletter.

Cottonwood Singers presents Vivaldi's 'Gloria' Copy
2022-12-18 14:00 - 16:00 (America/Vancouver) | St. Andrew’s United Church, 500 4th St., Kaslo
Cottonwood Singers, under the direction of Noémi Kiss, invite you to start the holiday season with a celebration of great music with Vivaldi’s Gloria, to be performed at at 2 pm on December 18th in Kaslo at St. Andrew’s United Church. This beautiful, joyous choral work was written in 1715, and remains one of the most popular pieces from the baroque era. Soloists Kathleen Neudorf and Tamara SunSong will join Noémi Kiss in singing medieval and contemporary pieces that will compliment Vivaldi’s composition. Singer Dawn Madu will also join Cottonwood as a soloist.The Gloria will be accompanied by a small orchestra of Nelson’s finest musicians, including instrumentalists Martine DenBok, Natasha Hall, Miranda Hughes, Jeffrey Faragher, Catherine MacKinnon, Dave Satanov, and Maureen Lewis.Tickets are $20, available at Sunnyside Naturals, 404 Front Street, Kaslo and at the door.

Cottonwood Singers presents Vivaldi's 'Gloria' Copy
2022-12-17 19:30 - 21:30 (America/Vancouver) | St. Savior’s Anglican Church, 701 Ward St., Nelson
Cottonwood Singers, under the direction of Noémi Kiss, invite you to start the holiday season with a celebration of great music with Vivaldi’s Gloria, to be performed at 7:30 pm on December 17th at Nelson’s St. Saviours Anglican Church. This beautiful, joyous choral work was written in 1715, and remains one of the most popular pieces from the baroque era. Soloists Kathleen Neudorf and Tamara SunSong will join Noémi Kiss in singing medieval and contemporary pieces that will compliment Vivaldi’s composition. Singer Dawn Madu will also join Cottonwood as a soloist.The Gloria will be accompanied by a small orchestra of Nelson’s finest musicians, including instrumentalists Martine DenBok, Natasha Hall, Miranda Hughes, Jeffrey Faragher, Catherine MacKinnon, Dave Satanov, and Maureen Lewis.Tickets are $20, available at Eddy Music, 580 Baker Street, and at the door.

Cottonwood Singers presents Vivaldi's 'Gloria'
2022-12-16 19:30 - 21:30 (America/Vancouver) | St. Savior’s Anglican Church, 701 Ward St., Nelson
Cottonwood Singers, under the direction of Noémi Kiss, invite you to start the holiday season with a celebration of great music with Vivaldi’s Gloria, to be performed at 7:30 pm on December 16th at Nelson’s St. Saviours Anglican Church. This beautiful, joyous choral work was written in 1715, and remains one of the most popular pieces from the baroque era. Soloists Kathleen Neudorf and Tamara SunSong will join Noémi Kiss in singing medieval and contemporary pieces that will compliment Vivaldi’s composition. Singer Dawn Madu will also join Cottonwood as a soloist.The Gloria will be accompanied by a small orchestra of Nelson’s finest musicians, including instrumentalists Martine DenBok, Natasha Hall, Miranda Hughes, Jeffrey Faragher, Catherine MacKinnon, Dave Satanov, and Maureen Lewis.Tickets are $20, available at Eddy Music, 580 Baker Street, and at the door.

REVY.Live | Swan Lake Circus
2022-12-10 19:30 - 21:00, 2022-12-10 15:00 - 16:30 (America/Vancouver) | Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre, 1007 Vernon Ave, Revelstoke
Swan Lake Circus is a CircusWest reimagining of Tchaikovsky’s timeless love story, blending circus, dance, and romance. Under a magician’s spell, a lovely princess must spend her days as a swan swimming on a lake of tears and her nights in her beautiful human form. Her suitor, a Prince immediately falls in love but struggles to deal with her plight. The show really takes flight with aerial silks, dance trapeze and aerial bungee as the Swan Princess edges towards her freedom from the spell and a new life with her Prince.There are two performances for Swan Lake Circus on December 10; a 3:00 PM matinee and a 7:30 PM evening performance.

Creating With Respect: Cultural Appropriation Education for Artists
2022-12-10 09:00 - 16:30 (America/Vancouver) | Zoom
The Nelson & District Arts Council is so excited to host a fantastic lineup of educators this weekend to dive into cultural appropriation and privilege in the arts!Each session will have a different focus: visual arts, dance, writing, arts presenters / festivals / venues, and music.The sessions are virtual (through Zoom) and are FREE! We will not be offering recordings of these sessions; they will only be available in real-time.Registration is available here: https://www.ndac.ca/artist-education/

Acorn+oak indigenous winter market
2022-12-10 08:30 - 16:30 (America/Vancouver) | 318 Anderson, Nelson
Our cozy café has gathered some brilliant Indigenous creators to share their gifts and talents with the Kootenays. Fry bread, beading, leather, textiles and one of the oldest known traditional arts, each piece unique and used to tell a story, birch bark biting…and lots more.

Big Eddy Glass Works Winter Market
2022-12-09 16:00 - 21:00 (America/Vancouver) | 1741 Celgar Road, Revelstoke
An outdoor event where you can finish your holiday shopping, support local artists, and dance all at the same time! Big Eddy Glass Works is hosting our third annual Winter Market! There will be local makers, DJ’s, mulled wine, beer, glass blowing demonstrations, and door prizes! Come on out to Big Eddy Glass Works for the best party market in Revelstoke.

Moonlight Madness
2022-12-08 17:00 - 21:00 (America/Edmonton) | Elkford Community Conference Centre, Elkford
I’m selling my blown glass ornaments, pendants and small bowls at this event, and there are many other craft vendors such as pottery and painting and woodworking and sewing, as well as baked goods and all the things!
