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  • Learn to Develop Your Own Film

    320 Wilson St. Revelstoke

    Are you sick of sending your film out of town to get developed? Learn how to do it yourself! This beginner friendly workshop is open to absolutely anyone who has a roll of film and some curiosity.

  • Our Trust, Our Future

    various locations and online

    Columbia Basin Trust will be travelling throughout the Columbia Basin region to meet with you, listen to your input and plan together for the future. The Trust was established in 1995 to support efforts by the people of the Basin to create a legacy of social, economic and environmental well-being in this region. Its activities […]

  • Drop In Life Drawing

    320 Wilson St. Revelstoke

    These classes are open to absolutely anyone, regardless of experience or skill level. The only thing to note is that these are self directed classes, meaning the instructor is on site to facilitate rather than teach.

  • Pysanky | Ukrainian Easter Egg Workshop

    320 Wilson St. Revelstoke

    According to Ukrainian folklore the fate of the world depends upon the Pysanka. If, for any reason, this custom is abandoned, evil–in the shape of a giant serpent chained to a cliff– will overrun the world.

  • Drop In Life Drawing

    320 Wilson St. Revelstoke

    These classes are open to absolutely anyone, regardless of experience or skill level. The only thing to note is that these are self directed classes, meaning the instructor is on site to facilitate rather than teach.

  • DEADLINE: Columbia Basin Culture Tour

    Register now for the Columbia Basin Culture Tour if you’re an artist, or an organization or venue focused on arts, culture and heritage, anywhere in the Columbia Basin. Learn more at www.wkartscouncil.com/register-for-the-culture-tour.

  • Met Opera DER ROSENKAVALIER

    The Royal Theatre 1597 Bay Ave, Trail, Canada

    A stellar trio assembles to take on the lead roles of Strauss’s comedy, with soprano Lise Davidsen in her Met role debut as the Marschallin, opposite mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard in her Met role debut as Octavian, and soprano Erin Morley as Sophie. Bass Günther Groissböck returns as Baron Ochs, and Markus Brü ck is Sophie’s […]

  • Glass Mosaic Workshop: Part 1

    Elkford Art Studio Elkford

    Learn how to make glass mosaic! You will create your own design for a 12” x 12” (or 12” x 16” if you have the time) composition using pattern or imagery. We will cut coloured sheet glass into tesserae that you will then puzzle together and glue into place. This class format allows for any […]

  • Steve Hill with Allensong

    Edgewood Edgewood

    Allensong is opening for Quebec based, Maple Blues Award winner Steve Hill.

  • Drop In Life Drawing

    320 Wilson St. Revelstoke

    These classes are open to absolutely anyone, regardless of experience or skill level. The only thing to note is that these are self directed classes, meaning the instructor is on site to facilitate rather than teach.

  • Sansei: The Storyteller and Yamabiko Taiko Drummers: Performing Arts Trail

    The Bailey Theatre, 1501 Cedar Ave. Trail

    The Performing Arts Trail series, presented by Trail & District Arts Council, brings you Sansei: The Storyteller. Written and Performed by Kunji Ikeda. Produced by Cloudsway Dance Theatre.It may seem as though a light-hearted look at the Japanese Internment isn’t possible until you hear Kunji Ikeda say, “If the Japanese Internment of WWII didn’t happen, […]

  • Nelson Choral Singers concert

    Nelson United Church, 602 Silica Street Nelson

    The Nelson Choral Singers present their spring concert on Wednesday April 19th, 7 PM at the Nelson United Church. The theme is “The Wonders of Childhood” — from lullabies for sleeping babies, to dancing and pure imagination, to the sadness of grown-up sons and daughters leaving home and moving to the city. Beautiful choral music […]