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Kootenay youth hit high note for Haiti, raising $44,000

The Kootenay Youth Haiti Relief Benefit concert held on  Jan.30 at the Brilliant Cultural Centre was a huge success, with close to $22,000 raised for the Canadian Red Cross.   More than 900 people from all over the West Kootenay area shared their compassion and concern for the nation of Haiti by attending this standing-room-only...

Vendors sought for debut Castlegar Garden & Nature Fest

Castlegar Garden Club and Castlegar Communities in Bloom are partnering to sponsor this event at Twin Rivers Park on May 15 from 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Showcasing the abundance of local gardening talent and nature resources is a prime focus. Growing plants and gardens (wild and cultivated), farming, food production, growing organically, along with the […]

INTERVIEW: Rick Mercer on Rossland

Rick Mercer’s Rossland Winter Carnival episode aired Tuesday evening on CBC. Watch it here. Also, over the weekend, the Telegraph caught up with Mercer on his cell phone for a quick chat about his time in the Mountain Kingdom.

Kootenay kids' Haiti fundraiser this weekend

Youth groups from all across the West Kootenays are sharing their compassion and concern for disaster stricken Haiti by banding together to hold a fundraising event at the Brilliant Cultural Centre on Jan.30 at 7 p.m. Admission is free, but donations will be collected and passed on to the Canadian Red Cross for the Haitian ...

Castlegar art gallery seeks submissions

The Creative Edge Gallery in Castlegar is currently accepting submissions for its spring show, Mixed Pallets, scheduled for April 17. Artist collectives are significant to the artist's practice in part because of the increased collective intelligence made possible by the cross-combination of multiple creative minds and...

Vote for YOUR favourite Inukshuk as city celebrations draw near

Photo by Kyra Hoggan: Castlegar Mayor Lawrence Chernoff shows off his own eight-foot Inukshuk creation at the city's Winterfest event, to inspire locals to create and submit their own Inukshuks to compete in the city's Olympic torch celebrations. Click here (or go to https://castlegarsource.com/image/tid/141  ) to cast your ...

Cash prizes offered in youth writing contest

Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) in partnership with Selkirk College are hosting free writing workshops on January 29 and 30 for those interested in submitting short stories to CBT's SCRATCH Writing Challenge. "The SCRATCH Writing Challenge is an opportunity for youth to take part in a creative writing experience that could lead ...

Selkirk offers live performance of Souvenir

At the end of this month, the Selkirk College music faculty will uniteonce again at the Capitol Theatre to celebrate and promote the releaseof the first album in its 21 year history with Souvenir LIVE. Last year, the faculty came together at the Capitol to raise funds forthe production of the CD entitled Souvenir. Now, […]

Selkirk offers live performance of Souvenir

Photo by Alana Hardyn: The Selkirk College music faculty Selkirk College willunite once again at the Capitol Theatre on January 29 to celebrate andpromote the release of the first album in its 21 year history withSouvenir LIVE. From left to right, Mark Spielman, Paul Landsberg,Steven Parish, Darren Mahe, Laura Landsberg,...

Castlegar gets 'Greased'

Grease is the word in Castlegar this month as the Castlegar Community Services Society (CCSS) hosts a sing-along showing of a now-classic popular musical movie. Julie Leffelaar, CCSS board member and event organizer, said the ever-popular movie Grease, starring Olivia Newton John and John Travolta, will be ever-so-much more...
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