Local News:
An Event You Don't Want To Miss!
Although giving your hard earned monies to a good cause gives you this bubbly feeling inside, how long does it last? Show your support for the BC SPCA and in return we will show you a night to remember. …more
Invasive Plant Presentation
Friends of the Rossland Range (FoRR) and The Land Conservancy of BC (TLC) have partnered to bring you the following event: Invasive Plants: One of the Largest Threats to Biodiversity on Thursday, May 22, 7 pm at Sacred H …more
Alzheimer's Disease
Caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease? This free telephone workshop from the Alzheimer Society of BC allows you to learn from the comfort of your home! Learn the difference between Alzheimer's disease and dementia, …more
Historic Bridge Receives $200,000 Infusion
The Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is pleased to announce a $200,000 commitment to the restoration of the Brilliant suspension bridge. …more
The Blossom Festival
The Creston Valley Blossom Festival was the hottest ticket in the Kootenays back in its heyday of the 60s. The Blossom Festival had a rodeo, a midway, and many other events including the fabulous "Battle of the Bands". T …more
Trail Healing Rooms Anniversary
The Trail Healing Rooms announced its one year anniversary of service to the West and East Kootenay of British Columbia this May. Director Robert Venturini said, "As a member of the International Association of Healing R …more
Doukhobor Discovery Centre
With the theme of the 100th commemoration of the Doukhobor move to BC, the Doukhobor Discovery Centre kicked off its 37th season in great style under an azure sky on Sunday, April 27. …more
Poker Pedal Returns
If you're a gambler and want to take a little chance where the odds will always be in your favour, then do we have an activity for you! On Sunday, May 25, Slocan Valley Recreation and the Slocan Valley Heritage Trail Soc …more
Fine Woodworking Year End Show
The Fine Woodworking program at Selkirk College presents its 16th annual Year End Show. A wide range of innovative furniture created during this nine-month, nationally recognized program will be on display. The show runs …more
Kaslo Artwalk 2008
The Kaslo Artwalk is currently accepting applications from interested artists and performers for this year's event. All artists of every discipline are welcome. We have businesses that need large and small showings. So w …more
New At The Nelson Library
The photo collage works of Judy Wapp and multimedia works by Luba Hall's Grade 12 art class at LV Rogers are now showing at the Nelson Library. …more
Network Marketing
Want to work from home? It is the wave of the future and will have a greater impact than franchising. It has experienced a 91% growth in the last 10 years with annual sales in excess of $100 billion worldwide. …more
Best Ball Scramble And Silent Auction
The Valley View Golf Club is holding the "Best Ball Scramble and Silent Auction" fundraiser on Sunday, May 25. …more
Music In The Market
Come down to Cottonwood Falls Market on Saturday, May 17 to enjoy the powerful folk-acoustic music of the group Anciens Gods from 10 am until 12 pm. Stay longer for some Reggae, folk and jazz with the wonderful saxophoni …more
Go & Do Magazine Download: 2007 Summer
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Ainsworth
Castlegar
Christina Lake & Rossland
East Shore & Crawford Bay
Fruitvale & Beaver Valley
Harrop & Procter
Kaslo
Nakusp
Nelson
Salmo & Ymir
Slocan & Silverton
Slocan Valley & New Denver
Trail
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Community News
An Event You Don't Want To Miss!
Although giving your hard earned monies to a good cause gives you this bubbly feeling inside, how long does it last? Sho…more
Invasive Plant Presentation
Friends of the Rossland Range (FoRR) and The Land Conservancy of BC (TLC) have partnered to bring you the following even…more
Alzheimer's Disease
Caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease? This free telephone workshop from the Alzheimer Society of BC allows you to…more
Historic Bridge Receives $200,000 Infusion
The Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is pleased to announce a $200,000 commitment to the restoration of the Brilliant suspensi…more
The Blossom Festival
The Creston Valley Blossom Festival was the hottest ticket in the Kootenays back in its heyday of the 60s. The Blossom F…more
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West Kootenay Events Centre:
PIED PUMKIN MOTHER'S DAY FAMILY MATINEE: Sunday, May 11, 4-6pm. Nelson United Church. $20/$15/$10/$50-family o...more
SILENT AUCTION AND BENEFIT DANCE to raise money for Doug Sexton's necessary home renos and van w/lift for his ...more
KASLO CONCERT SOCIETY presents "Jeanne Lamon & Friends" a quartet from the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra, Sund...more
37TH NELSON AA-ALANON ROUNDUP: May 3 & 4, Nelson Rod & Gun Club. Tickets $15. Potluck dinner, speaker and dan...more
3rd ANNUAL SPRING FLING FESTIVAL-DOWNTOWN CASTLEGAR Saturday, May 3, 11am-7pm. Featuring local bands, 3-on-3 ...more