Local Entertainment

Amigo’s Blue Guitar is relevent to today’s troubled world

Cranbrook Community Theatre’s latest play opens tonight, Friday, Feb,. 8, at the Studio Stage Door

• by Barry Coulter

Locals Coffeehouse, Cranbrook, Feb. 2

• by Barry Coulter

Classical Jazz: Symphony of the Kootenays brings two worlds together

• Feb 4, 2019

Kimberley Cranbrook entertainment guide

A fun-filled February

• by Carolyn Grant

‘Amigo’s Blue Guitar’ brings timely relevance to the stage

Cranbrook Community Theatre’s second show of the season opens Friday, Feb. 8

• by Barry Coulter

Kimberley local starts PechaKucha Cranbrook event series

‘It’s an adult show and tell’: Andra Louie.

• by Corey Bullock

On the road with rock’s greats

Thom Gimbel talks about life and music with Foreigner in Cranbrook and around the world

• by Barry Coulter

The Future is Wild Horse

The vintage theatre at Fort Steele reinvents its mission

• by Barry Coulter

Why film photography is less work (and more fun) than digital

A conversation with Nelson photographers Fred Rosenberg and Thomas Nowaczynski

• by Bill Metcalfe

Kimberley Cranbrook entertainment guide

• by Carolyn Grant

A Bright Idea: Studio Arts students’ exhibition

Mount Baker Secondary School Visual Arts students’ hosted their end of semester art show Jan. 17

• by Barry Coulter

Kimberley Cranbrook entertainment guide

• by Carolyn Grant

Singer-songwriters take Locals Coffeehouse season into 2019

• by Barry Coulter

CCT’s Sip and Script brings more people to theatre (and vice versa)

• Jan 13, 2019

‘Chicago’ set to kick off Cranbrook’s 2019

• by Barry Coulter

Heavy Metal: The return of the TubaFest

• by Barry Coulter

Local authors at the 7th annual Kootenay Book Fair

• by Barry Coulter