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Kootenay artists and heritage sites to welcome visitors during Culture Tour

Artists, galleries, museums and heritage sites across the Kootenays will welcome visitors free of charge during the 18th annual Columbia Basin Culture Tour on Aug. 8 and 9.

Shawn Hook leaves Junos empty-handed but ‘with a full heart’

The pride of South Slocan was nominated for Best Adult Contemporary Album but lost to Sarah MacLachlan.

Trail’s Music in the Park may hold fewer shows in 2027

Rising costs may result in a more limited schedule next year.

Sonja Rosenberg named to head VISAC Art Gallery

The new executive director of the gallery in Trail says the job "brings together everything" she cares about.

South Slocan’s Shawn Hook nominated for Juno Award

Hook is up for for adult contemporary album of the year for Rebuild.

Local couple donate $3,000 to Trail piano restoration

The donation from Linda and Raymond Masleck will support the rebuild of a Steinway piano.

Ootischenia hall reborn as performance venue

The building was purchased in September by Harold Chernoff of Trowlex Rentals & Sales. Following an interior transformation, the hall is now a performance venue called Harry's Hall.

Trail Arts Council bids farewell to longtime executive director

After 18 years of service to the arts community in the Lower Columbia region, Nadine Tremblay will be stepping down. Amelia Ewart is replacing her.

The Grocer’s Wife now streaming online for free

An independent film partly shot in Trail in 1989 has never before been available for home viewing.

How Trail launched Sharman King’s musical career

He’s one of the most accomplished musicians to come out of Trail. But you probably know him best from his TV commercials for Book Warehouse.

Judy Wapp Art Fellowship award winner announced

The inaugural winner of the $2,000 Judy Wapp Art Fellowship Award, announced April 20, is Winlaw’s playwright Marya Folinsbee. The...

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