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Judy Pollard will be at the Nelson Museum on Sunday April 6 to launch her latest book The Distance: Dreams and Despair, and will be signing copies available for purchase at the museum shop. Set against the majestic backdrop of southeastern British Columbia, The Distance is a tale of ambition, betrayal, and the lengths people will […]
Selkirk College returns to the Nelson Museum this spring for the launch of the 9th print edition of Black Bear Review! This event features readings from the talented students and community members showcased in the magazine. Refreshments will be served, admission by donation.
We are excited to offer a 5 week Art & Ecology course that will provide an opportunity for discussion, reflective writing, and art-making to critically examine the present and inspire the process of imagining and eventually realizing better futures. What we can create begins with what we can imagine.Co-facilitated by NMAG and the Kutenai Art […]
We are excited to offer a 5 week Art & Ecology course that will provide an opportunity for discussion, reflective writing, and art-making to critically examine the present and inspire the process of imagining and eventually realizing better futures. What we can create begins with what we can imagine.Co-facilitated by NMAG and the Kutenai Art […]
We are excited to offer a 5 week Art & Ecology course that will provide an opportunity for discussion, reflective writing, and art-making to critically examine the present and inspire the process of imagining and eventually realizing better futures. What we can create begins with what we can imagine.Co-facilitated by NMAG and the Kutenai Art […]
We are excited to offer a 5 week Art & Ecology course that will provide an opportunity for discussion, reflective writing, and art-making to critically examine the present and inspire the process of imagining and eventually realizing better futures. What we can create begins with what we can imagine.Co-facilitated by NMAG and the Kutenai Art […]
Author and artist Abby Wilson, who runs the popular website West Kootenay Hiking, has just published a brand new hiking book for the area. She’ll launch the guidebook West Kootenay Hiking on Saturday, May 31 at 7:30pm in a multimedia presentation at the Nelson Pubic Library. The book features 77 of the best hiking trails in […]
“Things are changing rather quickly. We no longer share a reality”. A group of old friends get together for a dinner party, while rumours of an unimaginable change swirl around them. How do we face total transformation? An absurd comedy of manners with an existential heart, The Mosquitos is original new theatre written and directed […]
“Things are changing rather quickly. We no longer share a reality”. A group of old friends get together for a dinner party, while rumours of an unimaginable change swirl around them. How will they face total transformation? An absurd comedy of manners with an existential heart, The Mosquitos is original new theatre written and directed […]
“Things are changing rather quickly. We no longer share a reality”. A group of old friends get together for a dinner party, while rumours of an unimaginable change swirl around them. How do we face total transformation? An absurd comedy of manners with an existential heart, The Mosquitos is original new theatre written and directed […]
“Things are changing rather quickly. We no longer share a reality”. A group of old friends get together for a dinner party, while rumours of an unimaginable change swirl around them. How will they face total transformation? An absurd comedy of manners with an existential heart, The Mosquitos is original new theatre written and directed […]
David Garneau returns to the Nelson Museum with guests Susan Musgrave, Paul Seesequasis, and Fred Wah, for an artist talk and reading event, featuring excerpts from the Dark Chapters publication and amongst the artworks in Gallery A. This event is free and open to the public. Rocks and books, bones and shadows—studied in isolation, interpreted by […]