Trail & District Arts Council

CANCELLED: Alone Across the Arctic
2021-07-01 21:30 - 22:56 (America/Vancouver)
Trail & District Arts Council and The Royal Theatre present
Alone Across the Arctic
Free Popcorn Night at the Silver Screen Drive-In!
$12/person – Maximum 6 people per car as per Provincial Health Orders
Celebrate Canada Day on Thursday, July 1 at 9:30 pm with explorer Adam Shoalts as he embarks on a record-breaking estimated 4000 km journey across the Canadian Arctic by canoe and on foot, alone. Our partners at Waneta Plaza want to make your Canada Day weekend even more special by treating every car to a free bag of popcorn!
Hailed as one of the greatest living explorers, and “Canada’s Indiana Jones,” Adam Shoalts embarks on an epic and death-defying four-month solo journey across the uncharted Canadian Arctic wilderness. From the Yukon to Nunavut, Shoalts relies on his well-honed survival skills in a race against the elements, navigating the treacherous and uncharted waterways before the deadly grip of winter renders the terrain impassable.
In 2016 Shoalts was named a national champion of the Trans-Canada Trail and in 2018 Explorer-in-Residence of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society. The documentary “Alone Across the Arctic” is the accompanying piece to the best-selling book “Beyond the Trees: A Journey Alone Across Canada’s Arctic” by Adam Shoalts. Where the book represents the mental and spiritual journey in comparison the documentary details the physical journey. Stunning visuals that barely capture the vastness of the North. A must-see for anyone who has ever considered a wilderness adventure in the Far North!
Director: Francis Luta / Cast: Adam Shoalts
Genre: Documentary, Adventure / Length: 1h 26m / Rating: G / Country: Canada/ Language: English
Gate opens at 8:30 pm. Gate closes at 9:15 pm. NO LATE ADMISSIONS. Movie starts at 9:30 pm. Arrive early to pick up your treats at the Drive-In Concession operated by The Royal Theatre.
The Silver Screen Drive-in is sponsored by Bounce Radio, Century 21, Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Teck Metals Ltd. and Tourism Rossland, and made possible thanks to support from Waneta Plaza and funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, and Canadian Heritage.
Drive- In COVID Protocols
● If you or anyone in your household is sick or has symptoms of COVID (fever, cough, difficulty breathing, sore throat, body aches or nausea), you cannot attend the drive-in. Anyone with symptoms or who has been in contact with a person with symptoms should not attend the drive-in.
● You & your party agree to stay in your vehicle’s immediate perimeter at all times except to use the washroom or visit the concession stand. Every vehicle will be parked in a ‘20 x 20 square’ with COVID safe spacing between you and the next ‘20 x 20 square’. You may set up lawn chairs inside your area or watch from your truck bed.
● You agree to wear a mask when you leave your area to go to the concession or the washroom.
● You agree to maintain a physical distance of 2 m (6 feet) between you and anyone who is not in your party.
● Patrons who are unwilling to follow these COVID Protocols will be required to leave.
Ticket Sales
● Tickets can be purchased on-line, at tickets.trail-arts.com until 6 pm on show-day. ● If available, tickets can be purchased at the door using debit or credit cards. Gates close 15 minutes before show time. No exceptions. Check our website in advance to make sure a show is not already sold out.
● Your name will be added to the attendance list and checked at the gate. You can print your receipt at home and bring it with you. A printed ticket is not needed.
● Need to add people to your car? You can purchase additional tickets at the door or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
Concession
● Popcorn, candy & beverages will be available at the Silver Screen Drive-In concession operated by The Royal Theatre
● Payment by debit, credit card or cash.
How does the Drive-In Work?
● Gates open 1 hour prior to the show and close 15 minutes prior to the show start time. Please allow enough time to check in, park and visit the concession. NO CARS WILL BE ADMITTED AFTER THE LOT IS CLOSED.
● At the gate, we will be checking your name against our list of ticketholders. ● We broadcast the soundtrack to the FM Radio in your vehicle. A portable radio can be used instead of a car radio. The frequency will be given to you at check-in. There are no loudspeakers. You cannot tune into the signal with a smartphone.
● Cars are parked on a first come, first served basis. Big trucks or RVs will be parked at the back to allow for better overall sightlines.
● All passengers must be in the vehicle at the time of entry. No walk-ins. ● Maximum 6 people per vehicle.
● Need a special space? Come early to ensure you get an appropriate space. ● No saving or reserving of parking spaces.
● Our parking staff will direct you to your spot. At the end of the show, please wait until our parking staff direct you to leave.
● Quiet & well-behaved pets are welcome. Pets must be leashed. If your pet’s behaviour is disturbing other patrons, you will be asked to leave.
● Headlights and brake lights must be turned off or covered during the movie. ● NO ENGINE IDLING.
● Be considerate of those around you. Don’t raise your voice, use profanity or crank the volume on your radio.
● For the safety and comfort of other guests, smoking, alcohol and drugs are prohibited. ● No BBQs, grills, fires, fire pits, propane heaters, fireworks, drones, or laser pointers. ● No in and out privileges.
Cancellation
● If extreme rain or wind is forecasted, we may cancel the drive-in. Cancellation will be announced by 3:00 pm on the day of the event.
● If it starts to rain during the movie, please shelter in your car. Our parking staff will tell you when it is your turn to leave.
● If severe rain, lightning or high winds force us to cancel before or during a movie, you will be contacted by The Bailey Theatre staff the following week for refund options. You will have the option to transfer your tickets to another show, receive a credit or receive a refund.
Conditions of Attendance
● The Bailey Theatre and Royal Theatre assume NO RESPONSIBILITY for Injury, Property Loss, or Damage of any kind.
● Management reserves the right to adopt or change any rule at any time, with or without notice, to best serve our customer’s safety as well as our best business practices. ● We reserve the right to ask any patron to leave the premises at any time.

Wonder Woman 1984
2021-06-26 21:30 - 23:20
Trail & District Arts Council and The Royal Theatre present
Wonder Woman 1984
at the Silver Screen Drive-In
$12/person – Maximum 6 people per car as per Provincial Health Orders
Leap into the action as your favourite Amazonian returns in “Wonder Woman 1984” on Saturday, June 26 at 9:30 pm, a fun Day-Glo celebration of the decade.
Wonder Woman Diana Prince lives quietly among mortals in the vibrant, sleek 1980s – an era of excess driven by the pursuit of having it all. She maintains a low profile by curating ancient artifacts at the Smithsonian Museum, and only performing heroic acts incognito. But after an ancient artifact that grants wishes goes missing, Diana must gather all her strength, wisdom, and courage as she finds herself squaring off against… everyone! As a dear old friend from the past miraculously enters the picture, Wonder Woman must fight her own worst impulses as well as Maxwell Lord, whose desire for extreme wealth sends the world down a path of destruction, and the Cheetah, a villainess who possesses superhuman strength and agility, just like Wonder Woman! And yes, this time she does have her invisible jet! Can mighty Wonder Woman save humankind once again!
So, get out your Lasso of Truth and make us sell you a ticket! Call 250-368-9669 or click on BUY at the bottom of this page.
“Wonder Woman 1984 is a technicolor, lighthearted romp through the era of Jazzercise, big hair, and even bigger shoulder pads.” Sheri Flanders, Chicago Reader
Director: Patty Jenkins / Cast: Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig, Pedro Pascal
Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy / Length: 1h 50min / Rating: PG / Country: USA UK, Spain / Language: English
Gate opens at 8:30 pm. Gate closes at 9:15 pm. NO LATE ADMISSIONS. Movie starts at 9:30 pm. Arrive early to pick up your treats at the Drive-In Concession operated by The Royal Theatre.
The Silver Screen Drive-in is sponsored by Bounce Radio, Century 21, Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Teck Metals Ltd. and Tourism Rossland, and made possible thanks to support from Waneta Plaza and funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, and Canadian Heritage.
Drive- In COVID Protocols
● If you or anyone in your household is sick or has symptoms of COVID (fever, cough, difficulty breathing, sore throat, body aches or nausea), you cannot attend the drive-in. Anyone with symptoms or who has been in contact with a person with symptoms should not attend the drive-in.
● You & your party agree to stay in your vehicle’s immediate perimeter at all times except to use the washroom or visit the concession stand. Every vehicle will be parked in a ‘20 x 20 square’ with COVID safe spacing between you and the next ‘20 x 20 square’. You may set up lawn chairs inside your area or watch from your truck bed.
● You agree to wear a mask when you leave your area to go to the concession or the washroom.
● You agree to maintain a physical distance of 2 m (6 feet) between you and anyone who is not in your party.
● Patrons who are unwilling to follow these COVID Protocols will be required to leave.
Ticket Sales
● Tickets can be purchased on-line, at tickets.trail-arts.com until 6 pm on show-day. ● If available, tickets can be purchased at the door using debit or credit cards. Gates close 15 minutes before show time. No exceptions. Check our website in advance to make sure a show is not already sold out.
● Your name will be added to the attendance list and checked at the gate. You can print your receipt at home and bring it with you. A printed ticket is not needed.
● Need to add people to your car? You can purchase additional tickets at the door or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
Concession
● Popcorn, candy & beverages will be available at the Silver Screen Drive-In concession operated by The Royal Theatre
● Payment by debit, credit card or cash.
How does the Drive-In Work?
● Gates open 1 hour prior to the show and close 15 minutes prior to the show start time. Please allow enough time to check in, park and visit the concession. NO CARS WILL BE ADMITTED AFTER THE LOT IS CLOSED.
● At the gate, we will be checking your name against our list of ticketholders. ● We broadcast the soundtrack to the FM Radio in your vehicle. A portable radio can be used instead of a car radio. The frequency will be given to you at check-in. There are no loudspeakers. You cannot tune into the signal with a smartphone.
● Cars are parked on a first come, first served basis. Big trucks or RVs will be parked at the back to allow for better overall sightlines.
● All passengers must be in the vehicle at the time of entry. No walk-ins. ● Maximum 6 people per vehicle.
● Need a special space? Come early to ensure you get an appropriate space. ● No saving or reserving of parking spaces.
● Our parking staff will direct you to your spot. At the end of the show, please wait until our parking staff direct you to leave.
● Quiet & well-behaved pets are welcome. Pets must be leashed. If your pet’s behaviour is disturbing other patrons, you will be asked to leave.
● Headlights and brake lights must be turned off or covered during the movie. ● NO ENGINE IDLING.
● Be considerate of those around you. Don’t raise your voice, use profanity or crank the volume on your radio.
● For the safety and comfort of other guests, smoking, alcohol and drugs are prohibited. ● No BBQs, grills, fires, fire pits, propane heaters, fireworks, drones, or laser pointers. ● No in and out privileges.
Cancellation
● If extreme rain or wind is forecasted, we may cancel the drive-in. Cancellation will be announced by 3:00 pm on the day of the event.
● If it starts to rain during the movie, please shelter in your car. Our parking staff will tell you when it is your turn to leave.
● If severe rain, lightning or high winds force us to cancel before or during a movie, you will be contacted by The Bailey Theatre staff the following week for refund options. You will have the option to transfer your tickets to another show, receive a credit or receive a refund.
Conditions of Attendance
● The Bailey Theatre and Royal Theatre assume NO RESPONSIBILITY for Injury, Property Loss, or Damage of any kind.
● Management reserves the right to adopt or change any rule at any time, with or without notice, to best serve our customer’s safety as well as our best business practices. ● We reserve the right to ask any patron to leave the premises at any time.

American Graffiti
2021-06-25 21:30 - 23:25
Trail & District Arts Council and The Royal Theatre present
American Graffiti
at the Silver Screen Drive-In
$12/person – Maximum 6 people per car as per Provincial Health Orders
It’s classic car night at the Silver Screen Drive-in on Friday, June 25 at 9:30 pm. Polish your vintage car and drive into “American Graffiti”, a nostalgic look at the 60’s from George Lucas.
“Where Were You in ’62?” On the last day of summer vacation in 1962, high school grads Curt, Steve, Terry and John cruise the streets of Modesto, California in their hot rods as Bill Haley and the Comets, the Beach Boys, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, and more pump from their radios. It’s the last night before their grown-up lives begin, and Steve’s high-school sweetheart, a bratty adolescent, and an unknown beautiful blonde girl in a Thunderbird provide all the excitement they can handle.A funny, nostalgic, and bittersweet look at the last days of innocence, all to the soundtrack of the most memorable rock ‘n’ roll hits of the era.
“A funny-serious movie with gorgeous cars and colours and an amazing feel for the artefacts of an instantly vanished era.” – Empire Magazine. Rated 96% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Soundtrack https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Graffiti
Director: George Lucas / Cast: Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, Harrison Ford, Charles Martin Smith
Genre: Comedy, Drama / Length: 1h 50min / Rating: G / Country: USA / Language: English
Gate opens at 8:30 pm. Classic cars come early please. Gate closes at 9:15 pm. NO LATE ADMISSIONS. Movie starts at 9:30 pm. Arrive early to pick up your treats at the Drive-In Concession operated by The Royal Theatre.
The Silver Screen Drive-in is sponsored by Bounce Radio, Century 21, Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Teck Metals Ltd. and Tourism Rossland, and made possible thanks to support from Waneta Plaza and funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, and Canadian Heritage.
Drive- In COVID Protocols
● If you or anyone in your household is sick or has symptoms of COVID (fever, cough, difficulty breathing, sore throat, body aches or nausea), you cannot attend the drive-in. Anyone with symptoms or who has been in contact with a person with symptoms should not attend the drive-in.
● You & your party agree to stay in your vehicle’s immediate perimeter at all times except to use the washroom or visit the concession stand. Every vehicle will be parked in a ‘20 x 20 square’ with COVID safe spacing between you and the next ‘20 x 20 square’. You may set up lawn chairs inside your area or watch from your truck bed.
● You agree to wear a mask when you leave your area to go to the concession or the washroom.
● You agree to maintain a physical distance of 2 m (6 feet) between you and anyone who is not in your party.
● Patrons who are unwilling to follow these COVID Protocols will be required to leave.
Ticket Sales
● Tickets can be purchased on-line, at tickets.trail-arts.com until 6 pm on show-day. ● If available, tickets can be purchased at the door using debit or credit cards. Gates close 15 minutes before show time. No exceptions. Check our website in advance to make sure a show is not already sold out.
● Your name will be added to the attendance list and checked at the gate. You can print your receipt at home and bring it with you. A printed ticket is not needed.
● Need to add people to your car? You can purchase additional tickets at the door or call us at the box office 250-368-9669
Concession
● Popcorn, candy & beverages will be available at the Silver Screen Drive-In concession operated by The Royal Theatre
● Payment by debit, credit card or cash.
How does the Drive-In Work?
● Gates open 1 hour prior to the show and close 15 minutes prior to the show start time. Please allow enough time to check in, park and visit the concession. NO CARS WILL BE ADMITTED AFTER THE LOT IS CLOSED.
● At the gate, we will be checking your name against our list of ticketholders. ● We broadcast the soundtrack to the FM Radio in your vehicle. A portable radio can be used instead of a car radio. The frequency will be given to you at check-in. There are no loudspeakers. You cannot tune into the signal with a smartphone.
● Cars are parked on a first come, first served basis. Big trucks or RVs will be parked at the back to allow for better overall sightlines.
● All passengers must be in the vehicle at the time of entry. No walk-ins. ● Maximum 6 people per vehicle.
● Need a special space? Come early to ensure you get an appropriate space. ● No saving or reserving of parking spaces.
● Our parking staff will direct you to your spot. At the end of the show, please wait until our parking staff direct you to leave.
● Quiet & well-behaved pets are welcome. Pets must be leashed. If your pet’s behaviour is disturbing other patrons, you will be asked to leave.
● Headlights and brake lights must be turned off or covered during the movie. ● NO ENGINE IDLING.
● Be considerate of those around you. Don’t raise your voice, use profanity or crank the volume on your radio.
● For the safety and comfort of other guests, smoking, alcohol and drugs are prohibited. ● No BBQs, grills, fires, fire pits, propane heaters, fireworks, drones, or laser pointers. ● No in and out privileges.
Cancellation
● If extreme rain or wind is forecasted, we may cancel the drive-in. Cancellation will be announced by 3:00 pm on the day of the event.
● If it starts to rain during the movie, please shelter in your car. Our parking staff will tell you when it is your turn to leave.
● If severe rain, lightning or high winds force us to cancel before or during a movie, you will be contacted by The Bailey Theatre staff the following week for refund options. You will have the option to transfer your tickets to another show, receive a credit or receive a refund.
Conditions of Attendance
● The Bailey Theatre and Royal Theatre assume NO RESPONSIBILITY for Injury, Property Loss, or Damage of any kind.
● Management reserves the right to adopt or change any rule at any time, with or without notice, to best serve our customer’s safety as well as our best business practices. ● We reserve the right to ask any patron to leave the premises at any time.

Minari
2021-06-24 21:30 - 23:25
Trail & District Arts Council and The Royal Theatre present
Minari
at the Silver Screen Drive-In
$12/person – Maximum 6 people per car as per Provincial Health Orders
Sunday Cinema fans we’ve got you covered at the Silver Screen Drive-in! Have your heart warmed by the award-winning “Minari” on Thursday, June 24 at 9:30 pm.
A tender and sweeping story about what roots us, “Minari” follows a Korean-American family that in the 1980s moves to a tiny Arkansas farm in search of their own American Dream. Things get shaken up with the arrival of their sly, foul-mouthed, but incredibly loving grandmother. Amidst the instability and challenges of this new life in the rugged Ozarks, “Minari” shows the undeniable resilience of family and what really makes a home.
The story, inspired by the director’s own family, is named after a Korean vegetable that will grow very strongly in its second season, after it has died and come back, a poetic metaphor for the film’s themes. A beautifully filmed blend of comedy and drama, brought to life by a wonderful cast playing well-written characters.
“What makes this more than just another formulaic feelgood film is the grit with which Chung evokes the hardscrabble lives of his characters, balancing the dreamier elements of the drama with a naturalism that keeps it rooted in reality.” Mark Kermode, Observer (UK). Rated 98% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Director: Lee Isaac Chung / Cast: Steven Yeun, Yeri Han, Youn Yuh-jung
Genre: Drama / Length: 1h 55min / Rating: G / Country: USA / Language: Korean, English
Gate opens at 8:30 pm. Gate closes at 9:15 pm. NO LATE ADMISSIONS. Movie starts at 9:30 pm. Arrive early to pick up your treats at the Drive-In Concession operated by The Royal Theatre.
The Silver Screen Drive-in is sponsored by Bounce Radio, Century 21, Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Teck Metals Ltd. and Tourism Rossland, and made possible thanks to support from Waneta Plaza and funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, and Canadian Heritage.
COVID Protocols
● If you or anyone in your household is sick or has symptoms of COVID (fever, cough, difficulty breathing, sore throat, body aches or nausea), you cannot attend the drive-in. Anyone with symptoms or who has been in contact with a person with symptoms should not attend the drive-in.
● You & your party agree to stay in your vehicle’s immediate perimeter at all times except to use the washroom or visit the concession stand. Every vehicle will be parked in a ‘20 x 20 square’ with COVID safe spacing between you and the next ‘20 x 20 square’. You may set up lawn chairs inside your area or watch from your truck bed.
● You agree to wear a mask when you leave your area to go to the concession or the washroom.
● You agree to maintain a physical distance of 2 m (6 feet) between you and anyone who is not in your party.
● Patrons who are unwilling to follow these COVID Protocols will be required to leave.
Ticket Sales
● Tickets can be purchased on-line, at tickets.trail-arts.com until 6 pm on show-day. ● If available, tickets can be purchased at the door using debit or credit cards. Gates close 15 minutes before show time. No exceptions. Check our website in advance to make sure a show is not already sold out.
● Your name will be added to the attendance list and checked at the gate. You can print your receipt at home and bring it with you. A printed ticket is not needed.
● Need to add people to your car? You can purchase additional tickets at the door or call us at the box office 250-368-9669
Concession
● Popcorn, candy & beverages will be available at the Silver Screen Drive-In concession operated by The Royal Theatre
● Payment by debit, credit card or cash.
How does the Drive-In Work?
● Gates open 1 hour prior to the show and close 15 minutes prior to the show start time. Please allow enough time to check in, park and visit the concession. NO CARS WILL BE ADMITTED AFTER THE LOT IS CLOSED.
● At the gate, we will be checking your name against our list of ticketholders. ● We broadcast the soundtrack to the FM Radio in your vehicle. A portable radio can be used instead of a car radio. The frequency will be given to you at check-in. There are no loudspeakers. You cannot tune into the signal with a smartphone.
● Cars are parked on a first come, first served basis. Big trucks or RVs will be parked at the back to allow for better overall sightlines.
● All passengers must be in the vehicle at the time of entry. No walk-ins. ● Maximum 6 people per vehicle.
● Need a special space? Come early to ensure you get an appropriate space. ● No saving or reserving of parking spaces.
● Our parking staff will direct you to your spot. At the end of the show, please wait until our parking staff direct you to leave.
● Quiet & well-behaved pets are welcome. Pets must be leashed. If your pet’s behaviour is disturbing other patrons, you will be asked to leave.
● Headlights and brake lights must be turned off or covered during the movie. ● NO ENGINE IDLING.
● Be considerate of those around you. Don’t raise your voice, use profanity or crank the volume on your radio.
● For the safety and comfort of other guests, smoking, alcohol and drugs are prohibited. ● No BBQs, grills, fires, fire pits, propane heaters, fireworks, drones, or laser pointers. ● No in and out privileges.
Cancellation
● If extreme rain or wind is forecasted, we may cancel the drive-in. Cancellation will be announced by 3:00 pm on the day of the event.
● If it starts to rain during the movie, please shelter in your car. Our parking staff will tell you when it is your turn to leave.
● If severe rain, lightning or high winds force us to cancel before or during a movie, you will be contacted by The Bailey Theatre staff the following week for refund options. You will have the option to transfer your tickets to another show, receive a credit or receive a refund.
Conditions of Attendance
● The Bailey Theatre and Royal Theatre assume NO RESPONSIBILITY for Injury, Property Loss, or Damage of any kind.
● Management reserves the right to adopt or change any rule at any time, with or without notice, to best serve our customer’s safety as well as our best business practices. ● We reserve the right to ask any patron to leave the premises at any time.

Sonic the Hedgehog
2021-06-19 21:30 - 23:10
Trail & District Arts Council and The Royal Theatre present
Sonic the Hedgehog
at the Silver Screen Drive-In
$12/person – Maximum 6 people per vehicle as per Provincial Health Orders – Maximum 50 vehicles
The world needed a hero — it got a hedgehog. Powered with incredible speed, Sonic embraces his new home on Earth with small-town police officer, Tom, but when one of his (mis)adventures accidentally knocks out the power grid, it sparks the attention of uncool, evil genius Dr. Robotnik. Then it’s an all-out race across the globe to stop Robotnik from using Sonic’s unique power to achieve world domination.
“Fittingly fleet and frequently fun, Sonic the Hedgehog is a video game-inspired adventure the whole family can enjoy — and a fine excuse for Jim Carrey to tap into the manic energy that launched his career.” – Rotten Tomatoes
Interesting fact, this fun film was filmed in Ladysmith, BC!
Director: Jeff Fowler / Cast: James Marsden, Jim Carrey, Ben Schwartz
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy / Length: 1h 39min / Rating: PG / Country: Canada, USA, Japan / Language: English / French
Call us at “Sonic” speed on 250-368-9669 or click the BUY button below and book your ticket now! Gates open at 8:30 pm. Gates close at 9:15 and the show start at 9:30 pm. Come early so that you have times to pick up popcorn, candy and drinks at the concession operated by The Royal Theatre.
The Silver Screen Drive-in is sponsored by Bounce Radio, Century 21, Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Teck Metals Ltd. and Tourism Rossland, and made possible thanks to support from Waneta Plaza and funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, and Canadian Heritage.
Drive- In COVID Protocols
● If you or anyone in your household is sick or has symptoms of COVID (fever, cough, difficulty breathing, sore throat, body aches or nausea), you cannot attend the drive-in. Anyone with symptoms or who has been in contact with a person with symptoms should not attend the drive-in.
● You & your party agree to stay in your vehicle’s immediate perimeter at all times except to use the washroom or visit the concession stand. Every vehicle will be parked in a ‘20 x 20 square’ with COVID safe spacing between you and the next ‘20 x 20 square’. You may set up lawn chairs inside your area or watch from your truck bed.
● You agree to wear a mask when you leave your area to go to the concession or the washroom.
● You agree to maintain a physical distance of 2 m (6 feet) between you and anyone who is not in your party.
● Patrons who are unwilling to follow these COVID Protocols will be required to leave.
Ticket Sales
● Tickets can be purchased on-line, at tickets.trail-arts.com until 6 pm on show-day. ● If available, tickets can be purchased at the door using debit or credit cards. Gates close 15 minutes before show time. No exceptions. Check our website in advance to make sure a show is not already sold out.
● Your name will be added to the attendance list and checked at the gate. You can print your receipt at home and bring it with you. A printed ticket is not needed.
● Need to add people to your car? You can purchase additional tickets at the door or call us at the box office 250-368-9669
Concession
● Popcorn, candy & beverages will be available at the Silver Screen Drive-In concession operated by The Royal Theatre
● Payment by debit, credit card or cash.
How does the Drive-In Work?
● Gates open 1 hour prior to the show and close 15 minutes prior to the show start time. Please allow enough time to check in, park and visit the concession. NO CARS WILL BE ADMITTED AFTER THE LOT IS CLOSED.
● At the gate, we will be checking your name against our list of ticketholders. ● We broadcast the soundtrack to the FM Radio in your vehicle. A portable radio can be used instead of a car radio. The frequency will be given to you at check-in. There are no loudspeakers. You cannot tune into the signal with a smartphone.
● Cars are parked on a first come, first served basis. Big trucks or RVs will be parked at the back to allow for better overall sightlines.
● All passengers must be in the vehicle at the time of entry. No walk-ins. ● Maximum 6 people per vehicle.
● Need a special space? Come early to ensure you get an appropriate space. ● No saving or reserving of parking spaces.
● Our parking staff will direct you to your spot. At the end of the show, please wait until our parking staff direct you to leave.
● Quiet & well-behaved pets are welcome. Pets must be leashed. If your pet’s behaviour is disturbing other patrons, you will be asked to leave.
● Headlights and brake lights must be turned off or covered during the movie. ● NO ENGINE IDLING.
● Be considerate of those around you. Don’t raise your voice, use profanity or crank the volume on your radio.
● For the safety and comfort of other guests, smoking, alcohol and drugs are prohibited. ● No BBQs, grills, fires, fire pits, propane heaters, fireworks, drones, or laser pointers. ● No in and out privileges.
Cancellation
● If extreme rain or wind is forecasted, we may cancel the drive-in. Cancellation will be announced by 3:00 pm on the day of the event.
● If it starts to rain during the movie, please shelter in your car. Our parking staff will tell you when it is your turn to leave.
● If severe rain, lightning or high winds force us to cancel before or during a movie, you will be contacted by The Bailey Theatre staff the following week for refund options. You will have the option to transfer your tickets to another show, receive a credit or receive a refund.
Conditions of Attendance
● The Bailey Theatre and Royal Theatre assume NO RESPONSIBILITY for Injury, Property Loss, or Damage of any kind.
● Management reserves the right to adopt or change any rule at any time, with or without notice, to best serve our customer’s safety as well as our best business practices. ● We reserve the right to ask any patron to leave the premises at any time.

ET: The Extra Terrestrial
2021-06-18 21:30 - 23:25
Trail & District Arts Council and The Royal Theatre present
ET: The Extra-Terrestrial
at the Silver Screen Drive-In
$12/person – Maximum 6 people per car as per Provincial Health Orders – Max 50 cars
Travel back to the 1980’s as 10-year-old Elliott befriends a gentle alien who is stranded on Earth. Determined to help the extra-terrestrial he names E.T., Elliott hides it in his home until it is discovered by his sister (Drew Barrymore at her cutest) and older brother in hilarious circumstances. They decide to keep its existence a secret, but when E.T. and Elliott fall ill, the government steps in with dark motives. Against all odds Elliott, his siblings and friends find the courage to rally together to free E.T. and help it to return to its home world.
A moving story that captivated audiences around the world with a remarkable portrait of childhood, friendship, and understanding that remains a piece of movie magic for young and old. Get nostalgic as kids Trick or Treat and Elliott and E.T. take to the sky on a bike. Laugh as Gertie plays dress-up with the lovable alien. Cry buckets (or was that just me?) as Elliott and ET say goodbye. “Remember, I’ll be right here.”
So don’t phone home, phone us at 250-368-9669 and book your ticket now! (Or click on BUY at the bottom of this page). Rated 98% by Rotten Tomatoes – that’s fresh. “A contemporary classic.” – Liam Lacey, Globe & Mail
Director: Steven Spielberg/ Cast: Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore, Peter Coyote, C. Thomas Howell
Genre: Family, Sci-Fi / Length: 1h 55min / Rating: G / Country: USA / Language: English
The Silver Screen Drive-in is sponsored by Bounce Radio, Century 21, Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Teck Metals Ltd. and Tourism Rossland, and made possible thanks to support from Waneta Plaza and funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, and Canadian Heritage.
Drive- In COVID Protocols
● If you or anyone in your household is sick or has symptoms of COVID (fever, cough, difficulty breathing, sore throat, body aches or nausea), you cannot attend the drive-in. Anyone with symptoms or who has been in contact with a person with symptoms should not attend the drive-in.
● You & your party agree to stay in your vehicle’s immediate perimeter at all times except to use the washroom or visit the concession stand. Every vehicle will be parked in a ‘20 x 20 square’ with COVID safe spacing between you and the next ‘20 x 20 square’. You may set up lawn chairs inside your area or watch from your truck bed.
● You agree to wear a mask when you leave your area to go to the concession or the washroom.
● You agree to maintain a physical distance of 2 m (6 feet) physical distance between you and anyone who is not in your party.
● Patrons who are unwilling to follow these COVID Protocols will be required to leave.
Ticket Sales
● Tickets can be purchased on-line, at tickets.trail-arts.com until 6 pm on show-day. ● If available, tickets can be purchased at the door using debit or credit cards. Gates close 15 minutes before show time. No exceptions. Check our website in advance to make sure a show is not already sold out.
● Your name will be added to the attendance list and checked at the gate. You can print your receipt at home and bring it with you. A printed ticket is not needed.
● Need to add people to your carload? Pay for additional people at the door or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
Concession
● Popcorn, candy & beverages will be available at the Silver Screen Drive-In concession operated by The Royal Theatre
● Payment by debit, credit card or cash.
How does the Drive-In Work?
● Gates open 1 hour prior to the show and close 15 minutes prior to the show start time. Please allow enough time to check in, park and visit the concession. NO CARS WILL BE ADMITTED AFTER THE GATES ARE CLOSED.
● At the gate, we will be checking your name against our list of ticketholders. ● We broadcast the soundtrack to the FM Radio in your vehicle. A portable radio can be used instead of a car radio. The frequency will be given to you at check-in. There are no loudspeakers. You cannot tune into the signal with a smartphone.
● Cars are parked on a first come, first served basis. Big trucks or RVs will be parked at the back to allow for better overall sightlines.
● All passengers must be in the vehicle at the time of entry. No walk-ins. ● Maximum 6 people per vehicle.
● Need a special space? Come early to ensure you get an appropriate space. ● No saving or reserving of parking spaces.
● Our parking staff will direct you to your spot. At the end of the show, please wait until our parking staff direct you to leave.
● Quiet & well-behaved pets are welcome. Pets must be leashed. If your pet’s behaviour is disturbing other patrons, you will be asked to leave.
● Headlights and brake lights must be turned off or covered during the movie. ● NO ENGINE IDLING.
● Be considerate of those around you. Don’t raise your voice, use profanity or crank the volume on your radio.
● For the safety and comfort of other guests, smoking, alcohol and drugs are prohibited. ● No BBQs, grills, fires, fire pits, propane heaters, fireworks, drones, or laser pointers. ● No in and out privileges.
Cancellation
● If extreme rain or wind is forecasted, we may cancel the drive-in. Cancellation will be announced by 3:00 pm on the day of the event.
● If it starts to rain during the movie, please shelter in your car. Our parking staff will tell you when it is your turn to leave.
● If severe rain, lightning or high winds force us to cancel before or during a movie, you will be contacted by The Bailey Theatre staff the following week for refund options. You will have the option to transfer your tickets to another show, receive a credit or receive a refund.
Conditions of Attendance
● The Bailey Theatre and Royal Theatre assume NO RESPONSIBILITY for Injury, Property Loss, or Damage of any kind.
● Management reserves the right to adopt or change any rule at any time, with or without notice, to best serve our customer’s safety as well as our best business practices. ● We reserve the right to ask any patron to leave the premises at any time.

Cover Up, new exhibition by Damian John
2021-06-05 11:00 - 2021-07-31 17:00 | Waneta Plaza, 8100 BC-3B, Trail, British Columbia, V1R 4N7, Canada
Cover Up
A solo exhibition of Damian John’s new body of work.
Showing at the VISAC POP-Up Gallery at Waneta Plaza Mall in Trail.
June 5-July 31, 2021
Wed-Sat / 11am-5pm

ABOUT THE EXHIBT:
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Artist statement written by Damian John:
“The Indian act is a document that has deeply affected indigenous peoples in Canada for the past 150 years yet it’s rarely talked about outside of certain circles. The document and amendments are not light reading.
Almost every North American knows what a comic book is, the variety of comic books ranging from Archie comics through to the superhero comics like Superman and Batman. In recent years, the rise of the superhero movie genre has brought these characters and stories to a whole new level of fame. All of these stories had their humble beginnings in comic books.
As a child and young man I was thrilled by the stories and art in comic books. They brought me to a different world, a fantastic world, and it was the covers that initially pulled me in. The better and more intriguing the cover art, the more likely I was to buy and read the comic.
If you’ve read comic books for long enough, you realize the universe they depict have a peculiar quality to them. There is a culture of revisiting stories and retelling them, tweaking them, creating a whole new universe that tells a similar story but it’s entirely different in the retelling. Recognizable but different. Some of the comics I enjoyed the most engaged with some of the most pivotal decisions and actions that had happened to the title character and her/his supporting cast being reimagined. Marvel had “What if…?” DC comics had “Elseworlds”. Over the years origin stories have been told and retold, reimagined and tweaked. I loved these reimaginings as they allowed for completely new and different stories to be told. They were mystical, fantastic, imaginative, and deeply intriguing.
This peculiar quality alongside my deep working of the intergenerational traumas that were created by the Indian act and our governments application of the racist and genocidal ideas within it got me thinking about the unique conversation we could have as a community about this difficult subject if I created some sort of artistic mash up. What if I reworked the images that pre-existed in comic book cover art to address some of the complicated, unusual, and deeply disturbing aspects of the Indian act and the treatment of indigenous people in this country? What if I used the culture within comics that allowed for that historical reworking? If I mimicked the cover art closely, would it hold some power in explaining both the ethereal nature and the very real impact of the story that is our history. How different would things be if we did things another way? How close are all our stories and the futures they create if I can take a purely fictional image with a story that is completely unrelated to the one I am telling, yet I can find a way to have it closely mimic the real story of indigenous peoples in this country? There is an incredible power to storytelling, to changing stories a little to fit our agenda, to thinking about all the potentials that exist within this framework that is our reality. It allows us to reflect on what has been done, how we could have done it differently, and the importance of our decisions that we make in the here and now.
This show is me using this unique history, my indigenous heritage mixed in with my love of storytelling through comics and the unique quality of a comic cover being able to draw one into the story just enough to get them to buy it and read it. It is an homage to the art form that I grew up with. It is using the vehicle of popular culture to engage the audience, using a recognizable medium to pull one into a little known story. It is reworking iconic comic industry imagery and cover art imagery to spark the qualities of juxtaposition and mimicry, to get one thinking about the power of decision and engagement or lack thereof, to pluck at the threads of reality with the thought of sparking conversations. It hopes to inform about the past, to make it approachable and provocative, to get the viewer to want to know more with the intention of creating meaningful space for us to make better, kinder, and more empathetic decisions as we move through this life. It is working my trauma and my peoples trauma in a way that is responsible but gives voice to the deep pain, confusion, anger, and resentment that exists and needs to be voiced, to be heard. It is my story. It is our story. What are we going to do with it?

ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Tl’azt’en artist Damian John, is highly influenced by his indigenous heritage who uses his art to explore. He is self taught and continues to grow as he explores his passion for creation, trying to find a voice for the various spaces his mind and emotion inhabit.
Damian has been working towards his art as a career since 2012, and has been a full time artist since 2014. Damian John has studied in universities, forests, deserts, and on lake shores with wise people from a small part of the vast variety of wisdom traditions of the world. Part of his current paradigm is a deep need to strive for a kinder and more curious world. With a love for all that he is ethnically, a Tl’azt’en German Irish Austrian Hungarian Canadian, he strives to create a space in which we can truly see one another better.
www.caribouwoman.com
Facebook – Damian Johns Art Endeavours
Instagram – @chasingthecaribouwoman

Deb Detmold Piano Studio 2021 Recital - Streaming Performance
2021-06-02 19:00 - 19:30
Deb Detmold Piano Studio presents
2021 Piano Recital – Streaming from The Bailey Theatre
Wednesday June 2nd. Doors at 6:45 with recital starting at 7 pm. Show length – 30 minutes. Join us for the spring Piano Recital showcasing the students of Deb Detmold. Streaming Tickets $2/screen for the general public.
RECITAL PROGRAM
Deb Detmold – Prelude in C#Major – J.S.Bach
Liam & Ernyk Haw – Musical Cat – Alfred
Liam Haw – Do Not Sneeze – Alfred
Ernyk Haw – Hush Little Baby – Traditional (Arr. Faber)
Carly & Naomi Issel – The Rainbow – Palmer
Carly Issel – Memory – Andrew Lloyd Webber (Arr. Phillip Keveren)
Naomi Issel – Reflections – Dennis Alexander
Gareth Totten-Prime – Fur Elise – Beethoven
Gareth Totten-Prime – Positively Swingin’ – Christopher Norton
Mattea Palesch – Reflections – Dennis Alexander
Jayden Peregoodoff – The Storm – Burgmuller
Deb Detmold – Dawn – Dario Marianelli
Jayden Peregoodoff – Shooting Stars in Summer – Naoko Ikeda
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling The Bailey Theatre Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. Once you have purchased your ticket, follow the instructions below to watch the show. We recommend that you test the log-in process 48 hours before the show and The Bailey Theatre Box Office if you have any difficulties.
Instructions to Ticketholders – How to Access the Streaming Show on show day.
1. Go to the Bailey Theatre’s ticketing website tickets.trail-arts.com
2. Click on ‘log in’ located in the upper right corner of the page
3. Log in by entering your user name and password. Your user name is your email address. If you don’t remember your password or have never set up a password, click the password reset button. You will receive a password reset email from our system that will allow you to reset your password. This can take up to 30 minutes. You can also call us at the box office and we will send you a password reset email.
4. Click on the ‘Tickets for Upcoming Performances’ box under the My Patron Services column. A new page will open with a list of your shows.
5. Find the Deb Detmold Piano Studios recital show and click on the WATCH button. The WATCH button is ony visible 2-3 days before the performance. It will be located immediately above the event picture.
6. Click on WATCH and a ‘screen’ will open . If the show hasn’t started, you will see a stripe in the middle of the screen and a ‘starting soon’ message. If it is after the show start time on show day, just press play and you’ll be able to see the show.
7. Sit back and enjoy the show!
Can’t see the Show?
If The Bailey is experiencing technical difficulties, we will send you an email immediately with information on what to expect next. We will send you another email when we have resolved the issue and the show has commenced.
If you have NOT received a ‘techncial difficulties’ email from us and you are still not able to see the show, call us at the Box Office 250-368-9669 or email us at info@trail-arts.com.
On show days, our staff will be in the Box Office one hour prior to show time to provide technical support and sell tickets. You can reach us at 250-368-9669 or info@trail-arts.com.

Stairway to Entertainment - Streaming
2021-05-30 14:00 - 16:30, 2021-05-29 18:00 - 20:30
Steps Dance Centre presents
Stairway to Entertainment – Streaming from The Bailey Theatre
Virtual Tickets $25/screen
Join us for an exciting virtual event, that showcases our hardworking, local dancers! From Ages 3-18, our dancers will performe Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Hip Hop, Contemporary, Lyrical and Musical Theatre routines. Despite the many challenges frm this past year, these dancers love to dance and perform, and have put together this incredible show for you to enjoy from the comfort of your own homes.
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling The Bailey Theatre Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. Once you have purchased your ticket, follow the instructions below to watch the show. We recommend that you test the log-in process 48 hours before the show and The Bailey Theatre Box Office if you have any difficulties.
Instructions to Ticketholders – How to Access the Streaming Show on show day.
1. Go to the Bailey Theatre’s ticketing website tickets.trail-arts.com
2. Click on ‘log in’ located in the upper right corner of the page
3. Log in by entering your user name and password. Your user name is your email address. If you don’t remember your password or have never set up a password, click thet password reset button. You will receive a password reset email from our system that will allow you to reset your password. This can take up to 30 minutes. You can also call us at the box office and we will send you a password reset email.
4. Click on the ‘Tickets for Upcoming Performances’ box under the My Patron Services column. A new page will open with a list of your shows.
5. Find the Steps show and click on the WATCH button.
6. This wll take you to a ‘screen’ . If the show hasn’t started, you will see a stripe in the middle of the screen and a ‘starting soon’ message. If it is after the show start time on show day, just press play and you’ll be able to see the show.
7. Sit back and enjoy the show!
Can’t see the Show?
If The Bailey is experiencing technical difficulties, we will send you an email immediately with information on what to expect next. We will send you another email when we have resolved the issue and the show has commenced.
If you have NOT received a ‘techncial difficulties’ email from us and you are still not able to see the show, call us at the Box Office 250-368-9669 or email us at info@trail-arts.com.
On show days, our staff will be in the Box Office one hour prior to show time to provide technical support and do ticket sales. You can reach us at 250-368-9669 or info@trail-arts.com.

The Myrtle Sisters: Lost in Time - Streaming Show
2021-05-21 18:00 - 2021-05-29 21:00
TDAC’s 6 Beats Apart Series presents
The Myrtle Sisters: Lost in Time
Followed by Bonus Performance by the students of the JL Crowe Clowning Workshop
The Streaming/ On Demand performance premieres on Friday May 21st at 6 pm. The show can be viewed and tickets can be purchased anytime between the premiere date and 9 pm on Saturday May 29th with Pick Your Price ticketing!
60 minute Family Show – suitable for ages 4-12 years
Due to provincial health restrictions, we are unable to present this show with an in-person audience. Ticket holders to the original in-person show have been emailed information about getting a refund or converting to a virtual ticket.
Pick Your Price Ticketing! Choose to pay anywhere between $0 – $50 for your virtual ticket. Only one ticket is needed per screen. Everyone in your household can watch the show on one virtual ticket! Our pricing recommendation is $10/person.
The Myrtle Sisters have just arrived from 1919 via a time machine! Traveling about, collecting, learning, and sharing historical songs and dance hits from the 20’s, 30s and 40s when something went wrong! Can the time machine be fixed? Since they’ve never been this far in the future, the sisters decide to perform their numbers and collect their data. In an artistic exchange with the audience of the millennium they trade dance crazes such as the Charleston and the Shim-sham for ones from the current times.
In a story of independence and togetherness, the sisters learn that they don’t always have to agree, but that they are stronger when they support each other. Will the Myrtle Sister’s ever learn to get along? Can the audience help them harmonize once again and get back to 1919?
The Myrtle Sisters have been singing, dancing, and clowning together for over 10 years! They are a collaboration of professional and award-winning East Vancouver inter-arts performers presenting high caliber theatre, comedy, dance and music. They are passionate about the fusion of “clown” with dance and music and are and are always looking for new and fun filled ways to share and engage with an audience. A Myrtle Sisters’ tour is their secret way of discovering and recruiting new family band members! Everyone can be a part of the Myrtle Family! The Myrtle Sisters are : Kat Single-Dain, Candice Roberts, and Nayana Filekov.
This performance will be followed by a 10 minute bonus performance by students from the JL Crowe Clowning workshop led by the Myrtle Sisters!
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm.
How to Access the Streaming Show:
1. Go to the Bailey Theatre’s ticketing website tickets.trail-arts.com
2. Click on ‘log in’ located in the upper right corner of the page
3. Log in by entering your user name and password. Your user name is your email address..the same one that this email is addressed to. If you don’t remember your password or have never set up a password, click thet password reset button. You will receive a password reset email from our system that will allow you to reset your password. This can take up to 30 minutes. You can also call us at the box office and we will send you a password reset email.
4. Click on the ‘Tickets for Upcoming Performances” box under the My Patron Services column. A new page will open with a list of your shows.
5. Find the Myrtle Sisters Streaming show and click on the WATCH button.
6. This wll take you to a black ‘screen’ . If the show hasn’t started, you will see a white stripe in the middle of the screen and a (very hard to see)‘starting soon’ message. If it is after 6 pm on May 21st, just press play and you’ll see a short Bailey Theatre slide show. The Myrtle Sisters – Lost in Time will start immediately after the slide show.
8. Grab your popcorn and enjoy the show!
Our 6 Beats Apart Series is sponsored by Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Century 21, McEwan Law, Trail Beer Refinery and Teck Metals Ltd. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Canadian Heritage, and the Vancouver Foundation.

Trail Ambassador 2021 Pageant - Live Stream
2021-05-07 18:45 - 21:45
Trail Ambassador Program
presents
Trail Ambassador 2021 Pageant LIVE from The Bailey Theatre
Join the 2021 Trail Ambassador program for their annual pageant streaming LIVE from the Bailey Theatre. The Trail Ambassador Programme is ready to present the hard work of the 2020/2021 Trail Ambassador Candidates. In an entertaining evening like no other pageant in BC, the audience should expect a great opening dance, well-written speeches, special talents, a frugal fashion show, an evening gown presentation and much more.
At the end of the night we will crown Miss Trail 2021 and Trail’s Princess 2021. Get ready to see these exceptional seven young ladies put on a show! And you can watch from the comfort of your own living room!
With ‘Entry by Donation’ ticket pricing, you choose to donate between $0 – $70 for your virtual ticket. Only one ticket is needed per screen. Everyone in your household can watch the show on one virtual ticket! Our donation recommendation is $10/person. Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm.
One you have purchased your virtual ticket, follow the instructions below to stream the show. We recommend that you test your set up in advance.
1. Go to the Bailey Theatre’s ticketing website tickets.trail-arts.com
2. Click on ‘log in’ located in the upper right corner of the page
3. Log in by entering your user name and password. Your user name is your email address..the same one that this email is addressed to. If you don’t remember your password or have never set up a password, click thet password reset button. You will receive a password reset email from our system that will allow you to reset your password. This can take up to 30 minutes. You can also call us at the box office and we will send you a password reset email.
4. Click on the ‘Tickets for Upcoming Performances’ box under the My Patron Services column. A new page will open with a list of your shows.
5. Find the Trail Ambassador 2021 Pageant show and click on the WATCH button.
6. This wll take you to a black ‘screen’ . If the show hasn’t started, you will see a white stripe in the middle of the screen and a (very hard to see)‘starting soon’ message. If it is after 6:45 pm on show day, just press play and you’ll be able to see our Bailey Theatre slide show.
7. At 7:00 on show day, the pageant will begin.
8. Sit back and enjoy the show!
Can’t see the Show?
If The Bailey is experiencing technical difficulties, we will send you an email immediately with information on what to expect next. We will send you another email when we have resolved the issue and the show has commenced.
If you have NOT received a ‘techncial difficulties’ email from us and you are still not able to see the show, call us at the Box Office 250-368-9669 or email us at info@trail-arts.com.
On show night, our staff will be in the Box Office from 5:45 -8 pm. to provide technical support. You can reach us at 250-368-9669 or info@trail-arts.com.

Cancelled - Carnaval: The Music of Brazil Streaming Show
2021-05-01 19:15 - 20:25
TDAC’s 6 Beats Apart Series presents Carnaval: The Music of Brazil – Streaming Show with the Paul & Laura Landsberg Quintet has been cancelled to increased COVID-19 cases.
Feel the heat in winter with the sounds of South America as The Paul and Laura Landsberg Quintet perform an evening of the colorful and energetic music of Brazil. These festive rhythms will include bossa nova, samba, choro, and contemporary Brazilian music arranged by this stellar quintet. Featuring vocalist Laura Landsberg singing in Portuguese and English, Paul Landsberg on traditional nylon acoustic guitar, Juno award winning guitarist Mike Rud, virtuoso bassist Rob Fahie, and local favorite Steven Parish on drums and percussion. This May evening show will be a bright and sunny carnival full of songs and positivity.
Performer bios
Paul Landsberg was born in the Bronx, and grew up across the Hudson River in New Jersey, a half hour’s drive from New York City. At Western Washington University in Bellingham, Landsberg began his formal music training and after one year moved onto the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston. He took a 12-month hiatus from post-secondary to travel with a top-40 cover band that played five sets a night in hotels in the eastern United States, and by his early-30s, when he moved to Nelson, the in-demand freelance guitarist had already spent two decades playing and performing. Added to the mix was eight years teaching at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston. An original faculty member at Selkirk College, Paul Landsberg retired in 2017 after a 28-year career. Landsberg helped start and design the program for students interested in pursuing a life in the industry, and mentored thousands of students over his 28 years at Nelson’s Tenth Street Campus, all the time continuing to gig with various bands.
Laura Landsberg was born in London, England, raised in Vancouver, and now lives in Nelson. Laura received her formal education at Grant MacEwan University in Edmonton, Alberta and has studied with Bobby McFerrin, Rhiannon, David Worm, Axel Thiemer (Voice Care Network), Dee Daniels, Kiran Ahluwalia, Joey Blake and many other inspiring teachers. She has taught music since 1985 and joined the Selkirk College Music faculty in the fall of 2004. She is a certified voice care teacher and a member of the “Voice Care Network”. Laura has been the featured soloist with the Universal Gospel Choir, the Spokane Jazz Orchestra and the Vancouver Ensemble for Jazz Improvisation (VEJI), and has played with Hugh Fraser, Donnie Clark, Chris Brubeck, and Ian McDougall. She’s been performing her unique blend of jazz, blues and gospel music throughout North America for over 20 years. Described as “…a remarkably fresh and unpretentious singer,” by the Spokesman Review, perhaps Paul Grant of CBC Radio’s Hot Air put it best when he stated, “with so many singers trying to sound like someone else, it’s a treat to hear Laura Landsberg’s fresh and original voice. She’s a natural.”
Rob Fahie was originally from Ottawa, and attended McGill University, completing his Bachelor of Music in Jazz Performance. He then received a full scholarship to the University of Colorado to study a dual-concentration Master of Music degree (jazz and classical). During his career, he has performed at prestigious jazz clubs and premiere concert halls throughout the world including The Blue Note and Carnegie Hall. In 2013, Rob moved to Nelson and has succeeded in making a name for himself on the region’s vibrant music scene.
Steven Parish earned his BA in Audio Engineering from the Berklee College of Music. In addition to studying Drum Set at Berklee, he also studied jazz drum set privately with Frankie Dunlop (Thelonious Monk, Lionel Hampton), Latin rhythms with Frank Malabe and attended master classes presented by the great Buddy Rich. Mentored by the legendary Les Paul at age 17, Steven’s also played, engineered and/or programmed tracks for Rock ‘n’ Roll legend Cub Koda, Ian Hunter, Joe Bouchard of Blue Öyster Cult and Rap artist Stezo-E. He has played Jazz with Anthony Braxton and Pat LaBarbara, as well as performance art with the groundbreaking Fluxus. He has performed with Selkirk’s long list of visiting artists including Pat Mastellotto and Oz Noy, among others.Steven Parish started the Music Program at Selkirk College with Darcy Hepner, Jeff Link and Paul Landsberg in 1989.
Mike Rud is a Juno award-winning jazz guitarist and songwriter. As an instrumentalist, Mike has played alongside some of the greatest jazz musicians of the era like Peter Bernstein, Kenny Wheeler, Herb Ellis and Joey DeFrancesco. As a songwriter and arranger, Mike won the 2014 Juno Award for his album Notes on Montreal, a critically acclaimed musical portrait of the city. It was inspired by the great literature set in Montreal (Michel Tremblay, Gabrielle Roy etc.) and sung by Sienna Dahlen. Mike’s subsequent 2015 solo release, Miniatures, delighted audiences across Canada, creating the effect of a small group with only his voice and his guitar. Rud has a master’s degree from McGill and studied privately in New York City with one of the fathers of modern jazz guitar, Jim Hall. in 2007 Mike spent a year studying how the brain processes music, in the laboratory of Dr. Daniel Levitin (author of New York Times bestseller This is Your Brain on Music). Mike has taught at McGill, Western Washington and Carleton universities, and speaks frequently at other music schools. He is also a music instructor at Selkirk College in Nelson, BC.
Our Six Beats Apart Series is sponsored by Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Century 21, McEwan Law, Trail Beer Refinery and Teck Metals Ltd. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Canadian Heritage, and the Vancouver Foundation.

Cheng² Duo - Streaming Performance
2021-04-24 19:15 - 20:15
TDAC’s 6 Beats Apart Series presents
The Cheng² Duo – Streaming Performance
New Date! SATURDAY April 24, 2021 at 7:15 pm with Pick-Your-Price ticketing!
Due to ongoing provincial health restriction on events and travel, we are unable to present the Cheng² Duo at The Bailey Theatre as an in-person performance on Sunday April 25th. Ticket holders to the original April 25th shows have been notified by email. Contact our box office at info@trail-arts.com to convert your tickets to streaming tickets or to request a refund.
Pick Your Price Ticketing! Choose to pay anywhere between $0 – $50 for your virtual ticket. Only one ticket is needed per screen. Everyone in your household can watch the show on one virtual ticket! Our pricing recommendation is $10/person.
About Cheng² Duo
Named one of CBC Music’s “30 hot Canadian classical musicians under 30”, the dynamic Cheng² Duo has been making music together for the past 17 years. Captivating audiences and critics alike, the Chinese-Canadian brother-and-sister duo has uncompromising musical integrity, undeniable chemistry, and unparalleled communication with its listeners.
Cheng² Duo (pronounced Cheng Squared Duo) was formed by award-winning 23-year-old cellist Bryan Cheng and pianist Silvie Cheng. Bryan, Grand Prize Winner of the 2019 Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal and 2020 Bader & Overton Competitions, and Sylvie, recipient of the Roy M. Rubinstein Award for exceptional promise in piano performance, are in the vanguard of creative programming, commissioning nearly a dozen new works, as well as curating cross-disciplinary concert experiences.With a wide-ranging repertoire from baroque to contemporary, original arrangements inspired by folk music to new commissioned works, Bryan and Silvie are equally committed to presenting both traditional masterworks and the music of their time. The duo has presented engaging recitals in concert halls throughout the world and been featured at numerous international festivals, including Aspen (Colorado), Trasimeno (Italy), Usedom (Germany) and Festival of the Sound (Ontario).
Cheng² Duo has released a trilogy of critically acclaimed albums on the German label audite: “Russian Legends” (2019, one of BBC Radio Scotland’s Albums of the Week), “Violonchelo del fuego” (2018), and “Violoncelle français” (2016), which was selected as one of WCRB Classical Radio Boston’s top CDs of 2017. The duo’s recordings have been lauded for their “phenomenal virtuosity”, “maturity and perfection”, “extremely imaginative and personal interpretation”, “taste, sure flair for phrasing, and tonal beauty”.
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. On show day, our box office will be open for sales and technical support starting at 6:30 pm.
How to Access the Streaming Show:
1. Go to the Bailey Theatre’s ticketing website tickets.trail-arts.com
2. Click on ‘log in’ located in the upper right corner of the page
3. Log in by entering your user name and password. Your user name is your email address..the same one that this email is addressed to. If you don’t remember your password or have never set up a password, click thet password reset button. You will receive a password reset email from our system that will allow you to reset your password. This can take up to 30 minutes. You can also call us at the box office and we will send you a password reset email.
4. Click on the ‘Tickets for Upcoming Performances” box under the My Patron Services column. A new page will open with a list of your shows.
5. Find the Cheng² Duo Streaming show and click on the WATCH button.
6. This wll take you to a black ‘screen’ . If the show hasn’t started, you will see a white stripe in the middle of the screen and a (very hard to see)‘starting soon’ message. If it is after 7:15 pm on show day, just press play and you’ll be able to see our Bailey Theatre slide show.
7. At 7:30 on show day, the performance will begin.
8. Sit back and enjoy the show!
Can’t see the Show?
If the Bailey Theatre is experiencing technical difficulties, we will send you an email immediately with information on what to expect next. We will send you another email when we have resolved the issue and the show has commenced.
If you have NOT received a ‘techncial difficulties’ email from us and you are still not able to see the show, call us at the Box Office 250-368-9669 or email us at info@trail-arts.com.
Our 6 Beats Apart Series is sponsored by Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Century 21, McEwan Law, Trail Beer Refinery and Teck Metals Ltd. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Canadian Heritage, and the Vancouver Foundation.

Beyond the Legal Limit by Pat Henman
2021-04-16 19:15 - 20:25
TDAC’s 6 Beats Apart Series presents
Pat Henman’s Beyond the Legal Limit – Livestream at The Bailey Theatre
Friday, April 16th – Virtual ‘Doors’ at 7:15 pm. Show begins at 7:30 pm – 45 minute show followed by 15 minute Q & A between Nadine Tremblay and Pat Henman.
Attendees will be able to their questions! An email will be sent with details before the show!
Pick-Your-Price Ticketing! Choose to pay between 0 – $50 for your virtual ticket. Only one ticket is needed per screen so everyone in your household can watch the show on one virtual ticket. If you have tickets for the original in-person show, please contact our box office for a refund or to convert your tickets.
‘Beyond the Legal Limit’ is a theatrical performance with music based on performer Pat Henman’s memoir, which tells the story of a terrible car accident and its aftermath both traumatic and hopeful. A unique project developed entirely during the COVID-19 crisis.
On a sunny Sunday afternoon in June 2013, singer Pat Henman, was driving home on the highway with her 19-year-old daughter, Maia, when they were struck head-on by a drunk driver. Although both survived, their physical injuries remain. The emotional toll on their well-being, and that of their family, has become a story that inspired Pat to express the intensity and joy of a life changing event in the only way she knew how—on stage with songs.
Part storytelling, part concert, Pat tells the story of trauma and recovery in this unique and passionate one act drama with music. Embracing the many colours of survival Canadian playwright and Genie Award nominee, Kelly Rebar, adapted her words while Canadian musician and composer, Konrad Pluta helped express them. These talented artists are joined by Theatre Director, writer and performer, Tracey Power, an award-winning BC artist, to bring Pat’s story to life.
As Pat narrates her story, she is joined on stage by two Nelson artists. Sydney Black is well known as a performing artist, as well as a producer (Black Productions) of musicals such as Mamma Mia! and Cabaret. Here Sydney uses her singing talents to elevate the spoken word as musician Robyn Lamb accompanies. Robyn, a graduate of classical music from McGill University and Vancouver Community College, was the musical director for Mamma Mia! In Nelson, and is preparing her one woman show, Me, Myself and Ireland, to present at the city’s Capitol Theatre.
Pat describes the importance of music in her story. “Theatre is storytelling; musical theatre adds an extra element that supports the text, a thread that connects thoughts, driving the plot. Music can express what sometimes the spoken word can’t always do. Konrad’s songs are wildly dramatic and emotional. I get goose bumps listening to them.”
Pat is a veteran of Canadian theatre as actor, singer, and director, with radio, television and film credits spanning over a 40-year career in the performing arts. She recently directed Mamma Mia! in Nelson, BC. Pat received a Special Citation in recognition for her “considerable Contribution to Arts, Culture and Heritage in the City of Nelson, BC” in 2018, and was nominated for the Courage to Come Back Award in 2015. She is an appointed director of the BC Arts Council and the Pacific Regional Victims Advisory Committee. She is also an active volunteer for MADD Canada.
Created with support from the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance, the Amy Ferguson Institute, the Nelson Civic Theatre Artist in Residence Program, and the Canada Council for the Arts. Pat would like to express her gratitude for the support shown to her by her family, her creative team, her cast, and the funding agents that believed in this project.
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm.
How to Access the Livestream Show:
1. Go to the Bailey Theatre’s ticketing website tickets.trail-arts.com
2. Click on ‘log in’ located in the upper right corner of the page
3. Log in by entering your user name and password. Your user name is your email address..the same one that this email is addressed to. If you don’t remember your password or have never set up a password, click thet password reset button. You will receive a password reset email from our system that will allow you to reset your password. This can take up to 30 minutes. You can also call us at the box office and we will send you a password reset email.
4. Click on the ‘Tickets for Upcoming Performances” box under the My Patron Services column. A new page will open with a list of your shows.
5. Find the Beyond the Legal Limit show and click on the WATCH button.
6. This wll take you to a black ‘screen’ . If the show hasn’t started, you will see a white stripe in the middle of the screen and a (very hard to see)‘starting soon’ message. If it is after 7:15 pm on show day, just press play and you’ll be able to see our Bailey Theatre slide show.
7. At 7:30 on show day, the performance will begin.
8. Sit back and enjoy the show!
Can’t see the Show?
If The Bailey is experiencing technical difficulties, we will send you an email immediately with information on what to expect next. We will send you another email when we have resolved the issue and the show has commenced.
If you have NOT received a ‘techncial difficulties’ email from us and you are still not able to see the show, call us at the Box Office 250-368-9669 or email us at info@trail-arts.com.
On show night, our staff will be in the Box Office from 6:30 – 9:00 pm. to provide technical support. You can reach us at 250-368-9669.
Our Six Beats Apart Series is sponsored by Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Century 21, McEwan Law, Trail Beer Refinery and Teck Metals Ltd. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Canadian Heritage, and the Vancouver Foundation.

Harry Manx - Live From the Bailey
2021-03-27 19:15 - 20:25
TDAC’s 6 Beats Apart Series presents
Harry Manx – Now a Live Stream from The Bailey Theatre
Saturday, March 27, 2021 – Virtual Doors at 7:15 pm with show starting at 7:30 pm
Pick Your Price Ticketing! Choose to pay anywhere between $15 – $70 for your virtual ticket. Only one ticket is needed per screen. Everyone in your household can watch the show on one virtual ticket! Our pricing recommendation is $15/person.
Due to provincial health orders, we are unable to have an in-person audience for the Harry Manx performance. Instead we will be Live Straming the show. Ticket holders with in-person tickets who would like to join us for the Live Stream performance, please email or call the Box Office and we will convert your ‘in person’ ticket(s) to a ‘virtual’ ticket. For ticket holders who are not interested or able to attend the LIVE STREAM, we will issue a full refund back to your credit card. Please contact our Box Office before 4 pm on Wednesday March 24, 2021 to convert your tickets or request a refund for ‘in person’ tickets. Contact us at info@trail-arts.com or 250-368-9669.
About Harry Manx
Blend Indian folk melodies with slide guitar blues, add a sprinkle of gospel and throw in some compelling grooves. It’s a recipe that goes down easy and leaves you hungry for more. “Mysticssippi” blues man Harry Manx has been called an “essential link” between the music of East and West, creating musical short stories that wed the tradition of the Blues with the depth of classical Indian ragas. He has created a unique sound that is hard to forget and deliciously addictive to listen to.
Harry forged his distinctive style by studying at the feet of the masters. First as a sound man in the blues clubs of Toronto, where he worked with a slew of blues legends, and then under a rigorous tutelage with Vishwa Mohan Bhatt in India. Harry played slide guitar for many years before meeting Bhatt in Rajasthan, but he started at the beginning under Bhatt’s tutelage, unlearning most of what he knew about playing a slide instrument. Bhatt invented the 20-stringed Mohan Veena, which has become Harry’s signature instrument, and his teachings led to Harry’s exploration of the connection between Indian ragas and blues scales, which eventually led to the Indo-blues hybrid that has become his style.
Manx believes that “Like many people I’m interested in my own development as a person and that’s represented in my songs, I’m searching for truth through art and spirituality. My songs are a synthesis of everything I’ve absorbed, all my experiences and I share that. I’m glad that it means something to people.”
Manx is a prolific artist, releasing 12 albums in a 12-year span with no signs of stopping. He has received seven Maple Blues Awards, six Juno nominations, the Canadian Folk Music Award in 2005 for Best Solo Artist and won CBC Radio’s “Great Canadian Blues Award” in 2007. His most recent original release, “Om Suite Ohm” was voted by the Montreal daily La Presse as one of only 4 CDs to watch for in 2013. Guitar Player Magazine called it “his most fully realized work to date”.
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm.
How to Access the Livestream Show:
1. Go to the Bailey Theatre’s ticketing website tickets.trail-arts.com
2. Click on ‘log in’ located in the upper right corner of the page
3. Log in by entering your user name and password. Your user name is your email address..the same one that this email is addressed to. If you don’t remember your password or have never set up a password, click thet password reset button. You will receive a password reset email from our system that will allow you to reset your password. This can take up to 30 minutes. You can also call us at the box office and we will send you a password reset email.
4. Click on the ‘Tickets for Upcoming Performances” box under the My Patron Services column. A new page will open with a list of your shows.
5. Find the Harry Manx Livestream show and click on the WATCH button.
6. This wll take you to a black ‘screen’ . If the show hasn’t started, you will see a white stripe in the middle of the screen and a (very hard to see)‘starting soon’ message. If it is after 7:15 pm on show day, just press play and you’ll be able to see our Bailey Theatre slide show.
7. At 7:30 on show day, the performance will begin.
8. Sit back and enjoy the show!
Can’t see the Show?
If The Bailey theatre is experiencing technical difficulties, we will send you an email immediately with information on what to expect next. We will send you another email when we have resolved the issue and the show has commenced.
If you have NOT received a ‘techncial difficulties’ email from us and you are still not able to see the show, call us at the Box Office 250-368-9669 or email us at info@trail-arts.com.
On show night, our staff will be in the Box Office from 6:30 – 9:00 pm. to provide technical support. You can reach us at 250-368-9669.
Our 6 Beats Apart Series is sponsored by Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Century 21, McEwan Law, Trail Beer Refinery and Teck Metals Ltd. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Canadian Heritage, and the Vancouver Foundation.

Kym Gouchie Trio - Streaming Performance
2021-03-20 19:15 - 20:25
Trail & District Arts Council’s 6 Beats Apart Series presents
Kym Gouchie Trio – Streaming Show
Saturday Mar 20th – Virtual Doors at 7:15 pm with show 7:30 – 8:30 pm. Followed by a discussion between Kym Gouchie & Bailey Theatre Executive Director Nadine Tremblay.
Pick-Your-Price! You can chose to pay any amount between $0 and $50.00 for your virtual tickets. Only one ticket is needed per screen so everyone in your household can watch the show on one virtual ticket. If you have tickets for the original in-person show, please contact our box office for a refund or to convert your tickets.
About the Kym Gouchie Trio
Kym Gouchie’s ancestral roots are in the Lheidli T’enneh, Cree and Secwépemc Nations, Kym Gouchie is fostering change through her music and art. Kym’s traditional hand drum, clean, crisp acoustic guitar and full-bodied voice make her a powerful artist. Traditional First Nations, folk, and country tones alongside poignant and inspirational lyrics capture the hearts of young and old — her genuine and heartfelt performances in her trio have a profound and often emotional impact on her audience. Her music brings awareness to First Nations and women’s issues, promoting reconciliation and community building while reminding us that we are all in this together. Her stories are a testament to the human spirit, weaving together threads of her own journey from personal tragedy to triumph.
Highlights in recent years include: being one of four featured performers on BC Premier John Horgan’s LIVE online concert at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown; receiving Stingray Music’s “Rising Star” award; performing her songs and interviewing LIVE on CBC Radio’s The Current during a special broadcast on the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls; having her song “Sister Rain” hit #1 on National Indigenous Music’s Top 40 Countdown; having her song “For the People” chosen and featured on a national CD produced by Canada’s Truth & Reconciliation Commission to educate Canadians about the Residential School Legacy.
Kym is currently working on various projects which include a Children’s Album geared towards resurrecting and teaching her Indigenous language, and she’s writing a one-woman play titled ‘Her Blood Runs Through My Braids’ which is an expose honouring her four Grandmothers and how their lives have taught and inspired her. A respected artist and elder-in-training of the Lheidli T’enneh Nation, also known as Prince George, BC, Kym is sought after to perform and speak at traditional welcoming ceremonies, cultural gatherings, schools, and conferences.
Accompanying artist: Brigitte Demeter
Recording and performing artist “Brigitte” is a keyboardist/singer/songwriter/producer who is credited on over 40 recording projects with award-winning artists including Kym Gouchie, Mike Gouchie, Leah West, Centrefire, and Dan Rothery. She composes and performs music in a wide range of genres — pop, AC, folk, country, rock and orchestral instrumental. She has appeared on Nashville’s “Starseek” and performed and hosted a stage at the Merritt Mountain Music Fest. Brigitte has recorded/released her own music and played with the classic rock/original band “Wheelhouse” for more than 20 years. She is a regular adjudicator for the Junos and FACTOR.
Accompanying artist: Thurein Myint
An eclectic and accomplished artist, teacher, producer, Thurein Myint started his music production career at the tender age of 14 in his family’s analog studio (Musicworld Studios) in his native country of Burma. He’s been a professional songwriter and musician for over 25 years, playing classical and jazz guitar both as a solo artist and in his Jazz trio band (Thurein Myint Jazz Trio) across Canada and overseas. He is a coveted for-hire studio and gigging musician and has served on the committee of the Kiwanis Music Festival, with special designation as Discipline Captain for the Popular Music category. He continues to ply his trade at both local theatres and international music festivals, keeping him in touch with the needs of the audience.
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. Streaming ticket sales end 15 minutes after show start time. We recommend that you do a test run Thursday or Friday using the computer and/or screen that you will be using for watching the show. The show won’t be streaming, but you will be able to see the ‘screen’ displaying a ‘Starting Soon’ message. If you have issues, call us at the Box Office 250-368-9669 and we’ll do our best to help.
How to Access the Streaming Show:
1. Go to the Bailey Theatre’s ticketing website tickets.trail-arts.com
2. Click on ‘log in’ located in the upper right corner of the page
3. Log in by entering your user name and password. Your user name is your email address..the same one that this email is addressed to. If you don’t remember your password or have never set up a password, click thet password reset button. You will receive a password reset email from our system that will allow you to reset your password. This can take up to 30 minutes. You can also call us at the box office and we will send you a password reset email.
4. Once logged in, your Account Home page will open.
5. Click on the ‘Tickets for Upcoming Performances’ box under the My Patron Services column. A new page will open with a list of your shows.
6. Find the Kym Gouchie Trio show and click on the WATCH button.
7. This wll take you to the ‘screen’. If the show hasn’t started, you will see a ‘starting soon’ message. If it is after 7:15 pm on March 20th, just press play and you’ll be able to see the streaming show.
8. At 7:15 on Masrch 20th, a Bailey Theatre slide show will play for 15 minutes and then the Kym GouchieTrio performance will start.
9. Sit back and enjoy the show!
Our Six Beats Apart Series is sponsored by Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Century 21, McEwan Law, Trail Beer Refinery and Teck Metals Ltd. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Canadian Heritage, and the Vancouver Foundation.

Wonderheads - THE WILDS - Cancelled
2021-03-13 19:30 - 21:30, 2021-03-13 16:00 - 18:00
TDAC’s 6 Beats Apart Series presents
The Wilds by WONDERHEADS
CANCELLED
Regretfully, Wonderheads have made the decision to cancel their March tour. Due to current Health Orders, the Wonderheads are unable to rehearse or tour. All ticket holders will receive a full refund. The price of your tickets will be refunded to the same credit card that you used to purchase your tickets. If you would prefer to have the price of your tickets converted to a theatre credit, or if you would like to donate all or a portion of your ticket cost to support The Bailey Theatre, please contact our Box Office.
Tickets $25 – Only 50 tickets per performance
When Wendell discovers that both his wife and their beloved tree have vanished from the backyard, he must venture into The Wilds and face its mysteries to bring them home. Charming and profoundly moving, this wordless award-winning show features WONDERHEADS’ signature masks along with dazzling puppetry and moves its audiences to both laughter and tears. A truly unique show where Pixar meets Miyazaki meets Henson in this extraordinary adventure.
WONDERHEADS’ work has been described as living animation; their masks come to life in a way that must be seen to be believed, and their stories reach profound, funny and heartwarming depths that you wouldn’t think possible of masks and puppets.
Don’t miss this spellbinding five star show that the CBC describes as “Captivating and magical” and the Winnipeg Free Press as “Nothing short of exceptional.”
Made for adults by kids at heart, this show is a little dark and a little light. Recommended for a general audience (ages 8+).
5 Stars – “A profoundly moving story of love, loss and hope.” – CBC
5 Stars – “There aren’t enough adjectives to describe this astounding production.” – Vue Weekly
5 Stars – “Within the first few minutes of the show, the audience is drawn into a magical, meditative world through music, movement and spectacular cartoon-like masks and puppets.” – Check the Program
WONDERHEADS is a multi-award-winning physical theatre company specializing in mask performance and exquisite visual storytelling. Their work is performed in fullface mask, a wordless, whimsical form which audiences have described as watching a living animation and the CBC calls “Pure magic.” In stories that are at turns hilarious and heartwarming, WONDERHEADS make it their business to step beyond words and ignite the imaginations and hearts of their every audience member. Show 60-minutes followed by a 30-minute talk back with the performers.
Our 6 Beats Apart Series is sponsored by Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Century 21, McEwan Law, Trail Beer Refinery and Teck Metals Ltd. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Canadian Heritage, and the Vancouver Foundation.

Fractal Jazz - Live Show with audience Cancelled
2021-02-27 19:30 - 20:30
Trail & District Arts Council’s 6 Beats Apart Series presents
Fractal Jazz
Reschedule Date Saturday Feb 27th at 7:30 pm
Tickets $25 – On Sale on Tuesday Dec 8th at 12 noon – 50 tickets only
The January 16th show has been postponed until Saturday February 27th in accordance with the January 7, 2021 Provincial Health Order. All tickets purchases for the Jan 16th show will automatically be honoured for the Feb 27th show. If you are unable to attend on Feb 27th, please contact us by Jan 29th to arrange for a refund at info@trail-arts.com or 250-368-9669. No refunds will be made after January 29th.
Fractal Jazz is a newly formed Kootenay-based instrumental jazz group playing standards, ballads, cookin’ bebop tunes and original compositions. With influences spanning multiple jazz styles, Daralyn Fox (trumpet/flugelhorn), Mike Rud (guitar), Rob Fahie (bass) and Steven Parish (drums) bring raw creativity, interplay and contemplative synergy guaranteeing a unique musical experience with every performance.
The group will be playing selections of music by artists they love including Charlie Parker, Lee Morgan, Clifford Brown, Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers.
Don’t miss out. Only 50 seats per performance!!! Face masks required.
Performer bios
Daralyn Fox is a trumpet player and composer/arranger based out of Rossland, BC, fundamentally shaped by experiences at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival in Moscow, Idaho during her early years as a musician. It was during this time, legendary trumpet voices such as Arturo Sandoval, Freddie Hubbard, and Clark Terry left a significant impression. She loves high octane big band lead playing and can also be found in smaller groups creating music in the grand tradition of hard and post-bop masters like Clifford Brown, Charlie Parker and Lee Morgan. Daralyn has studied music performance at MacEwan University in Edmonton AB and St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish NS with a focus on jazz. She has also studied with the likes of William (Bill) Dimmer, Dominic Spera, and Jon Faddis. In her time as a performing artist, she has had the pleasure of playing with the incomparable Tommy Banks, Bobby Cairns and Dominic Spera.
Mike Rud is a Juno award-winning jazz guitarist and songwriter. As an instrumentalist, Mike has played alongside some of the greatest jazz musicians of the era like Peter Bernstein, Kenny Wheeler, Herb Ellis and Joey DeFrancesco. As a songwriter and arranger, Mike won the 2014 Juno Award for his album Notes on Montreal, a critically acclaimed musical portrait of the city. It was inspired by the great literature set in Montreal (Michel Tremblay, Gabrielle Roy etc.) and sung by Sienna Dahlen. Mike’s subsequent 2015 solo release, Miniatures, delighted audiences across Canada, creating the effect of a small group with only his voice and his guitar. Rud has a master’s degree from McGill and studied privately in New York City with one of the fathers of modern jazz guitar, Jim Hall. In 2007 Mike spent a year studying how the brain processes music, in the laboratory of Dr. Daniel Levitin (author of New York Times bestseller This is Your Brain on Music). Mike has taught at McGill, Western Washington and Carleton universities, and speaks frequently at other music schools. He is also a music instructor at Selkirk College in Nelson, BC.
Rob Fahie attended McGill University, completing his Bachelor of Music in Jazz Performance. He then received a full scholarship to the University of Colorado to study a dual-concentration Master of Music degree (jazz and classical). During his career, he has performed at prestigious jazz clubs and premiere concert halls throughout the world including The Blue Note and Carnegie Hall. In 2013, Rob moved to Nelson and has succeeded in making a name for himself on the region’s vibrant music scene.
Steven Parish earned his BA in Audio Engineering from the Berklee College of Music. In addition to studying Drum Set at Berklee, he also studied jazz drum set privately with Frankie Dunlop (Thelonious Monk, Lionel Hampton), Latin rhythms with Frank Malabe and attended master classes presented by the great Buddy Rich. Mentored by the legendary Les Paul at age 17, Steven’s also played, engineered and/or programmed tracks for Rock ‘n’ Roll legend Cub Koda, Ian Hunter, Joe Bouchard of Blue Öyster Cult and Rap artist Stezo-E. He has played Jazz with Anthony Braxton and Pat LaBarbara, as well as performance art with the groundbreaking Fluxus. He has performed with Selkirk’s long list of visiting artists including Robben Ford, John Handy, Jimmy Haslip, Max Bennett, Bob Mintzer, Frank Gambale, Mike Stern, Pat Mastellotto and Oz Noy, among others. Steven Parish started the Music Program at Selkirk College with Darcy Hepner, Jeff Link and Paul Landsberg in 1989.
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together. Tell us who you would like to sit with in the ‘comments’ section when purchasing your tickets on-line or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
For the safety and comfort of our staff, performers and audience members, all attendees must abide by our COVID protocols.
Six Beats Apart – COVID Protocols:
Maximum of fifty people per show.
Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together.
Physically distanced seatings between ‘bubbles’. All shows are General Admission so that we can better manage physical distancing.
All patrons must wear a mask once inside our building and throughout the performance.
Once seated, you must stay seated until the end of the performance. We will not have an intermission or concession/bar services. Our box office is closed to the public.
Physical tickets will NOT be issued for our Six Beats Apart performances. We will check your name against a guest list at the door. Ensure that you have received email confirmation of your ticket purchase before attending. Contact the box office if you did not receive a confirmation.
On-line ticket sales end 3 hours before show time.
Not feeling well? Please stay home! We’ll give you a full refund.
More info about our COVID19 Protocols & Adaptations? Visit trail-arts.com.
Our Six Beats Apart Series is sponsored by Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Century 21, McEwan Law, Trail Beer Refinery and Teck Metals Ltd. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Canadian Heritage, and the Vancouver Foundation.

Fractal Jazz - Live Stream
2021-02-27 19:30 - 20:30
Trail & District Arts Council’s 6 Beats Apart Series presents
Fractal Jazz – Streaming LIVE from The Bailey Theatre
Fractal Jazz Performance moved to Live Stream –
Saturday Feb 27th at 7:30 pm
Pick-Your-Price! You can chose to pay any amount between $0 and $50.00 for your virtual tickets. Only one ticket is needed per screen so everyone in your household can watch the show on one virtual ticket.
We are not able to present Fractal Jazz with an in-person audience on Feb 27th as originally planned. Instead, we will be LIVE STREAMING the Fractal Jazz performance directly from The Bailey Theatre and into the comfort of your homes! Same night & time with Pick-Your-Price tickets! If you have tickets for the original in-person show, please contact our box office for a refund or to convert your tickets.
About Fractal Jazz
Fractal Jazz is a newly formed Kootenay-based instrumental jazz group playing standards, ballads, cookin’ bebop tunes and original compositions. With influences spanning multiple jazz styles, Daralyn Fox (trumpet/flugelhorn), Mike Rud (guitar), Rob Fahie (bass) and Steven Parish (drums) bring raw creativity, interplay and contemplative synergy guaranteeing a unique musical experience with every performance.
The group will be playing selections of music by artists they love including Charlie Parker, Lee Morgan, Clifford Brown, Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers.
Performer bios
Daralyn Fox is a trumpet player and composer/arranger based out of Rossland, BC, fundamentally shaped by experiences at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival in Moscow, Idaho during her early years as a musician. It was during this time, legendary trumpet voices such as Arturo Sandoval, Freddie Hubbard, and Clark Terry left a significant impression. She loves high octane big band lead playing and can also be found in smaller groups creating music in the grand tradition of hard and post-bop masters like Clifford Brown, Charlie Parker and Lee Morgan. Daralyn has studied music performance at MacEwan University in Edmonton AB and St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish NS with a focus on jazz. She has also studied with the likes of William (Bill) Dimmer, Dominic Spera, and Jon Faddis. In her time as a performing artist, she has had the pleasure of playing with the incomparable Tommy Banks, Bobby Cairns and Dominic Spera.
Mike Rud is a Juno award-winning jazz guitarist and songwriter. As an instrumentalist, Mike has played alongside some of the greatest jazz musicians of the era like Peter Bernstein, Kenny Wheeler, Herb Ellis and Joey DeFrancesco. As a songwriter and arranger, Mike won the 2014 Juno Award for his album Notes on Montreal, a critically acclaimed musical portrait of the city. It was inspired by the great literature set in Montreal (Michel Tremblay, Gabrielle Roy etc.) and sung by Sienna Dahlen. Mike’s subsequent 2015 solo release, Miniatures, delighted audiences across Canada, creating the effect of a small group with only his voice and his guitar. Rud has a master’s degree from McGill and studied privately in New York City with one of the fathers of modern jazz guitar, Jim Hall. In 2007 Mike spent a year studying how the brain processes music, in the laboratory of Dr. Daniel Levitin (author of New York Times bestseller This is Your Brain on Music). Mike has taught at McGill, Western Washington and Carleton universities, and speaks frequently at other music schools. He is also a music instructor at Selkirk College in Nelson, BC.
Rob Fahie attended McGill University, completing his Bachelor of Music in Jazz Performance. He then received a full scholarship to the University of Colorado to study a dual-concentration Master of Music degree (jazz and classical). During his career, he has performed at prestigious jazz clubs and premiere concert halls throughout the world including The Blue Note and Carnegie Hall. In 2013, Rob moved to Nelson and has succeeded in making a name for himself on the region’s vibrant music scene.
Steven Parish earned his BA in Audio Engineering from the Berklee College of Music. In addition to studying Drum Set at Berklee, he also studied jazz drum set privately with Frankie Dunlop (Thelonious Monk, Lionel Hampton), Latin rhythms with Frank Malabe and attended master classes presented by the great Buddy Rich. Mentored by the legendary Les Paul at age 17, Steven’s also played, engineered and/or programmed tracks for Rock ‘n’ Roll legend Cub Koda, Ian Hunter, Joe Bouchard of Blue Öyster Cult and Rap artist Stezo-E. He has played Jazz with Anthony Braxton and Pat LaBarbara, as well as performance art with the groundbreaking Fluxus. He has performed with Selkirk’s long list of visiting artists including Robben Ford, John Handy, Jimmy Haslip, Max Bennett, Bob Mintzer, Frank Gambale, Mike Stern, Pat Mastellotto and Oz Noy, among others. Steven Parish started the Music Program at Selkirk College with Darcy Hepner, Jeff Link and Paul Landsberg in 1989.
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. Streaming ticket sales end 10 minutes after show start time.
Our Six Beats Apart Series is sponsored by Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Century 21, McEwan Law, Trail Beer Refinery and Teck Metals Ltd. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Canadian Heritage, and the Vancouver Foundation.

Alex Cuba - Rescheduled
2021-02-09 19:30 - 20:40, 2021-02-09 17:00 - 18:10
NEW DATE TBA
TDAC’s 6 Beats Apart Series presents
Alex Cuba – Solo Performance
Tuesday February 9th. Two shows 5:00 pm and 7:30 pm. Each show 70 minutes.
Tickets $25 – Only 50 tickets per performance
Alex Cuba’s music incorporates his roots in a unique amalgam of styles, bringing together melodies, pop-soul hooks and rock chords in songs that may seem to bear little resemblance to traditional Cuban form. Though raised in Artemisa, an hour outside Havana, Alex Cuba’s artistry is as far-flung as the place he has settled and lived for over fifteen years: Smithers, BC. Alex incorporates subtle jazz influences, gained from his early years as a bass player in Cuba, and tasteful, sophisticated chords and lyrics expressing his poetry in an undeniably Cuban way.
Having collaborated with artists ranging from Jason Mraz to Ron Sexsmith and Nelly Furtado, Alex has over 20 awards and nominations to his name, including 4 Latin Grammys and two Junos Awards, and three Grammy nominations. Building on the 2017 Grammy nominated release “Lo Unico Constante” his latest album “Sublime” features six duets with Latin singers and songwriters, including emerging star Silvana Estrada and Cuban legend Omara Portuondo. Playing every instrument, including acoustic guitar, upright bass and percussion, Alex embraces genres like trova, bolero, son, guajira and combines them with jazz and pop.
“He’s like Marvin Gaye singing soul to a new generation” – Boston Globe
“A master at conveying emotions through songs.” -Vancouver Sun
Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together. Tell us who you would like to sit with in the ‘comments’ section when purchasing your tickets on-line or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
For the safety and comfort of our staff, performers and audience members, all attendees must abide by our COVID protocols:
Maximum of fifty people per show.
Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together.
Physically distanced seatings between ‘bubbles’. All shows are General Admission so that we can better manage physical distancing.
All patrons must wear masks once inside our building and throughout the performance.
Once seated, you must stay seated until the end of the performance. We will not have an intermission or concession/bar services.
Physical tickets will NOT be issued for our 6 Beats Apart performances. We will check your name against a guest list at the door. Ensure that you have received email confirmation of your ticket purchase before attending. Contact the box office if you did not receive a confirmation. On-line ticket sales end 3 hours before show time.
Not feeling well? Please stay home! We’ll give you a full refund.
More info about our COVID19 Protocols & Adaptations? Visit trail-arts.com.
Our 6 Beats Apart Series is sponsored by Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Century 21, McEwan Law, Trail Beer Refinery and Teck Metals Ltd. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Canadian Heritage, and the Vancouver Foundation.

Clinton Swanson's R&B Revue
2020-12-12 19:30 - 20:30, 2020-12-12 16:00 - 17:00
Trail and District Arts Council’s Six Beats Apart Series
CANCELLED
Clinton Swanson’s R&B Revue
Saturday December 12th at 4 pm and 7:30 pm – Maximum 50 audience members per show.
The Clinton Swanson Rhythm & Blues Revue is a high energy powerhouse eight-piece ensemble featuring the vocal stylings of Aryn Sheriff and Fraser Black. Backed by a full rhythm section and a two-piece horn section the band performs old school soul, R’n’B, and blues. The band has become a favourite in the West Kootenays performing at clubs and festivals.
Band Members include Aryn Sheriff on lead vocals, Fraser Black on lead vocals, Clinton Swanson saxophones, Michael Perkins on trumpet, Jim Fike on drums, Mark Spielman on bass, Tom Thomson on keys, and Doug Stephenson on guitar.
Tickets are $25 and on sale from noon on Tuesday, September 8th. Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together. Tell us who you would like to sit with in the ‘comments’ section when purchasing your tickets on-line.
For the safety and comfort of our staff, performers and audience members, all attendees must abide by our COVID protocols.
Six Beats Apart – COVID Protocols
Maximum of fifty people per show.
Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together. Tell us who you would like to sit with in the ‘comments’ section when purchasing your tickets on-line. Or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
Physically distanced seatings between ‘bubbles’. All shows are General Admission so that we can better manage physical distancing.
All patrons must wear a mask until seated. We encourage you to wear your mask throughout the performance. Once seated, you must stay seated until the end of the performance. We will not have an intermission or concession/bar services.
Our box office is closed to the public. Physical tickets will NOT be issued for our Six Beats Apart performances. Ensure that you have received email confirmation of your ticket purchase before attending. Contact box office if you did not receive a confirmation.
Not feeling well? Please stay home! We’ll give you a full refund.
More info about our COVID19 Protocols & Adaptations? Visit trail-arts.com.
Our Six Beats Apart Series is partially sponsored by the Columbia Basin Trust and Kootenay Savings Credit Union. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Creative BC and Canadian Heritage.

Hornography - Cancelled
2020-11-28 19:30 - 20:30, 2020-11-28 16:00 - 17:00
Due to the Province-wide restrictions announced yesterday by Dr. Bonnie Henry, we are required to cancel both of our performances by Hornography on Saturday, November 28. Our box office staff will contact ticket holders directly about their tickets. Thank you for your ongoing understanding, and your continued support of live performance. Please stay safe and healthy. We look forward to having you back in the theatre.
Trail and Disctrict Arts Council’s Six Beats Apart Series presents HORNOGRAPHY
Hornography is a nine-piece horn driven band that performs music that is best described as a musical groovathon. The five-piece horn section, supported by drums, percussion, electric bass and guitar, plays original music composed by saxophonist Clinton Swanson. Inspired by the sounds of world beat and funk artists such as Fela and Maceo Parker, Hornography delivers worldly grooves, powerhouse horn arrangements, and creative improv.
Band Members include tenor sax – Krispen Elder on tenor sax, Rick Lingard on alto sax, Clinton Swanson on baritone sax, Michael Perkins on trumpet, Keith Todd on trombone, Mark Spielman on electric bass, Rich Rabnett on electric guitar, Al Black on percussion, and Tony Ferraro on drums.
“Hornography is an experience you do not want to miss! Nothing but deep grooves and tight horn lines to keep you moving.” Aidan Farrelly, artistic director of the Kaslo Jazz etc. Festival
“Hornography ended up being one of the smash hits of the year at a major international festival with over 300 gigs, which is no small feat!” Rainbow Robert, Manager of Artistic Programming, Vancouver International Jazz Festival
Tickets are $25 and on sale from noon on Tuesday, September 8th. Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together. Tell us who you would like to sit with in the ‘comments’ section when purchasing your tickets on-line.
For the safety and comfort of our staff, performers and audience members, all attendees must abide by our COVID protocols.
COVID Protocols:
Maximum of fifty people per show.
Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together. Tell us who you would like to sit with in the ‘comments’ section when purchasing your tickets on-line. Or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
Physically distanced seatings between ‘bubbles’. All shows are General Admission so that we can better manage physical distancing.
All patrons must wear a mask until seated. We encourage you to wear your mask throughout the performance.
Once seated, you must stay seated until the end of the performance. We will not have an intermission or concession/bar services.
Our box office is closed to the public. Physical tickets will NOT be issued for our Six Beats Apart performances. Ensure that you have received email confirmation of your ticket purchase before attending. Contact box office if you did not receive a confirmation.
Not feeling well? Please stay home! We’ll give you a full refund.
More info about our COVID19 Protocols & Adaptations? Visit trail-arts.com.
Our Six Beats Apart Series is partially sponsored by the Columbia Basin Trust and Kootenay Savings Credit Union. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Creative BC and Canadian Heritage.

Lisa Nicole - Recorded at The Bailey
2020-11-24 00:01 - 01:11
Trail and District Arts Council Six Beats Apart On-Line Performances presents
Lisa Nicole with opening act Son of John
Recorded LIVE at the Bailey Theatre on Saturday November 14, 2020
For a limited time, enjoy this recorded performance from the comfort of your own home. Purchase a ticket to this show before Monday Nov 23rd at 4 pm. We’ll send you an email with a link to the recorded show Monday evening. The recorded show will be available to you for viewing for 3 days – beginning Tuesday Nov 24th through to midnight on Thursday Nov 26th .
For most of us, that means we have all day Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to enjoy this show! Get out your cowboy boots!
“Choose Your Ticket Price” for all of our recorded performances. You can choose a ticket price of $5, $10, $15 or $20. Or purchase a 2020-21 Patron of the Arts membership and you will automatically receive a complimentary entry to all the recorded performances in our 6 Beats Apart series. Patron of the Arts Memberships can be purchased through our website or by contacting the Box Office at 250-368-9669.
SHOW DESCRIPTION
Hailing from Castlegar, Lisa Nicole’s story-driven lyrics are fused with a modern country sound and a
carefree stage presence. Singing from an early age Lisa Nicole has several BCCMA nominations. She also
won the Music BC Artist Development Project, which included a Nashville songwriting trip, and a once-
in-a-lifetime impromptu on-stage performance with Keith Urban! With her new 2020 singles “Wait on
Me” and “Do Your Thang”, and upcoming album “Where the Wild Hearts Beat”, produced by Jeff
Johnson, Lisa Nicole has entered the next verse of her musical journey defined by a sharp commercial
edge that maintains her pristine country ways.
Opening for Lisa are Son of John, a father and son country/roots duo based out of the interior of British
Columbia. With songs that cut to the heart, Javan and Johnny P. Johnson blend two generations of
country music, combining storytelling and soulful vocal harmonies with their unique acoustic sound.
With unique mandolin and fiddle licks they deliver original songs about love and the simplicities and
complexities of life that are both old and new country. With a flair for folk and roots, these two
songwriters create a sound that is uniquely Son of John. 2019 Gaylord Wood Traditional Roots Country
BCCMA Nominee and 2018 and 2019 BCCMA Fiddle Player of the Year Nominee.
Our Six Beats Apart Series is partially sponsored by the Columbia Basin Trust and Kootenay Savings Credit Union. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Creative BC and Canadian Heritage.

Mike Delamont
2020-11-19 20:00 - 21:10
Trail and District Arts Council’s Six Beats Apart Series presents Mike Delamont’s Socially Distanced Stand Up Comedy Tour
Both shows – few tickets now available!
Two shows! November 19th at 5:30 pm and 8:00 pm – Maximum 50 audience members per show.
Critically acclaimed and award-winning Canadian comedian Mike Delamont brings you the “Socially Distant Stand Up Comedy Tour.”
One of the most popular comedy acts on tour today, Mike Delamont has appeared on Halifax Comedy Festival, Just For Laughs and The Debaters with his hilarious style of stand-up comedy. Mike is a favourite in Trail with “God is a Scottish Drag Queen”, winner of more than 18 ‘Best of the Fest’ awards, and its equally brilliant follow-up “God Is A Scottish Drag Queen 2: The Second Coming” bringing the house to tears of laughter.
Tickets are $25 and on sale from noon on Tuesday, September 8th. Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together. Tell us who you would like to sit with in the ‘comments’ section when purchasing your tickets on-line. Or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
For the safety and comfort of our staff, performers and audience members, all attendees must abide by our COVID protocols.
Six Beats Apart – COVID Protocols
Maximum of fifty people per show.
Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together. Tell us who you would like to sit with in the ‘comments’ section when purchasing your tickets on-line. Or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
Physically distanced seatings between ‘bubbles’. All shows are General Admission so that we can better manage physical distancing.
All patrons must wear a mask until seated. We encourage you to wear your mask throughout the performance.
Once seated, you must stay seated until the end of the performance. We will not have an intermission or concession/bar services. Our box office is closed to the public. Physical tickets will NOT be issued for our Six Beats Apart performances. Ensure that you have received email confirmation of your ticket purchase before attending. Contact box office if you did not receive a confirmation.
Not feeling well? Please stay home! We’ll give you a full refund.
More info about our COVID19 Protocols & Adaptations? Visit trail-arts.com.
Our Six Beats Apart Series is partially sponsored by the Columbia Basin Trust and Kootenay Savings Credit Union. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Creative BC and Canadian Heritage.

Mike Delamont
2020-11-19 17:30 - 18:40
Trail and District Arts Council’s Six Beats Apart Series
presents
Mike Delamont’s Socially Distanced Stand Up Comedy Tour
General Admission – The Bailey Theater
Two shows! November 19th at 5:30 pm and 8:00 pm – Maximum 50 audience members per show.
Critically acclaimed and award-winning Canadian comedian Mike Delamont brings you the “Socially Distant Stand Up Comedy Tour.”
One of the most popular comedy acts on tour today, Mike Delamont has appeared on Halifax Comedy Festival, Just For Laughs and The Debaters with his hilarious style of stand-up comedy. Mike is a favourite in Trail with “God is a Scottish Drag Queen”, winner of more than 18 ‘Best of the Fest’ awards, and its equally brilliant follow-up “God Is A Scottish Drag Queen 2: The Second Coming” bringing the house to tears of laughter.
Tickets are $25 and on sale from noon on Tuesday, September 8th. Tickets may be purchased online 24/7 or by calling the Box Office at 250-368-9669 from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together. Tell us who you would like to sit with in the ‘comments’ section when purchasing your tickets on-line. Or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
For the safety and comfort of our staff, performers and audience members, all attendees must abide by our COVID protocols.
Six Beats Apart – COVID Protocols
Maximum of fifty people per show.
Only individuals in the same household, or your “double bubble”, may be seated together. Tell us who you would like to sit with in the ‘comments’ section when purchasing your tickets on-line. Or call us at the box office 250-368-9669.
Physically distanced seatings between ‘bubbles’. All shows are General Admission so that we can better manage physical distancing.
All patrons must wear a mask until seated. We encourage you to wear your mask throughout the performance.
Once seated, you must stay seated until the end of the performance. We will not have an intermission or concession/bar services. Our box office is closed to the public. Physical tickets will NOT be issued for our Six Beats Apart performances. Ensure that you have received email confirmation of your ticket purchase before attending. Contact box office if you did not receive a confirmation.
Not feeling well? Please stay home! We’ll give you a full refund.
More info about our COVID19 Protocols & Adaptations? Visit trail-arts.com.
Our Six Beats Apart Series is partially sponsored by the Columbia Basin Trust and Kootenay Savings Credit Union. Our programming is made possible thanks to funding from the Government of British Columbia, BC Arts Council, BC Touring Council, Creative BC and Canadian Heritage.
