Arts and Culture
By Nelson Daily Editor On on Tuesday Jan 25 2011
By Timothy Schafer, The Nelson Daily
In enduring its third consecutive annual net loss and grappling with a budget overrun of $30,000 last year, the Capitol Theatre has had enough and has asked City council for additional money in 2011 to replace the funding they have lost.
Cuts to the arts across the province last year also sliced the...
By Nelson Daily Staff On on Sunday Jan 23 2011
The talented drama group of Selkirk College’s Contemporary Music and Technology program is returning to the area for its fifth production featuring the songs of Broadway.
Always a hit with audiences, “Broadway Bound 5” includes the very best of Broadway, with songs from Chorus Line, Grease, Lord of the Rings, Rent, Chicago and more. The evening will also feature...
By Nelson Daily Staff On on Thursday Jan 20 2011
Jan Kabatoff: Ice Flows and Sound Retreats
@ Touchstones Nelson: Museum of Art and History, Jan. 22 to March 27
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By Nelson Daily Staff On on Wednesday Jan 19 2011
Max Liboiron: Trashscapes and Rubbish Topographies
Jan. 15 to April 10 @ Touchstones Nelson: Museum of Art and History
From trash to treasure,...
By Contributor On on Wednesday Jan 19 2011
The Douglas fir is one of the most recognizable and common trees in the Pacific Northwest, but do you know who it’s named after? Spokane-based naturalist and author, Jack Nisbet, does!
Selkirk College Library, the Schools of University Arts and Sciences and Renewable Resources and Touchstones Nelson - Museum of Art and History are proud to present writer, historian, teacher and...
By Nelson Daily Staff On on Monday Jan 17 2011
How often does someone like “Rock God” Pat Mastelotto come to Nelson? The answer is rarely, if ever.
On Tuesday, Jan. 18, master musician Pat Mastelotto will be performing with Selkirk College’s Contemporary Music and Technology faculty at Mary Hall in Nelson.
“This is an amazing opportunity for our faculty, students and community,” said...
By Nelson Daily Staff On on Monday Jan 17 2011
Poor No More featuring Mary Walsh
Saturday, Jan. 22 at 2 p.m. @ Nelson United Church, or 7 p.m. Jan. 21 at St. Rita's Parish Hall, 513 7 Ave., in Castlegar. Admission is free.
We were always told “If you work hard, things will get better.”
But while corporations...
By Nelson Daily Staff On on Wednesday Jan 12 2011
The people of Nelson are being called upon to help nominate Nelson’s Wassabi Collective as the People’s Choice for this year's British Columbia Interior Music Awards.
Although some people voted back in the fall, this is the only category people can vote for now, and the band needs your votes.
It only takes a couple seconds to vote. All you...
By Nelson Daily Editor On on Wednesday Jan 12 2011
By Timothy Schafer, The Nelson Daily
Even though it was “under subscribed,” City council will once again let the Cultural Development Commission advise on the allocation of up to 35 per cent of the Columbia Basin Trust’s Community Initiative funding this year.
The pilot project in 2010 saw the CDC undertake the allotment of money to the...
By Nelson Daily Editor On on Tuesday Jan 11 2011
By Timothy Schafer, The Nelson Daily
The veil has been lifted from Studio 80 as it is expected to become more accessible for public use after City council secured a promise from the college this week.
On Monday night Coun. Donna Macdonald told City council she had asked Pat Henman, development coordinator for Selkirk College, if the college would relinquish some...
