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SUMMARY:The Lego Movie: Silver Screen Outdoor Movies at Haley Park\, Warfield
DESCRIPTION:The Trail & District Arts Council and The Royal Theatre have joined together to imagine your new\, favourite family experience\, Silver Screen Outdoor Movies at Haley Park in Warfield on July 16.\nTo make this fun event accessible to everyone films are by suggested donation of $5 per person. Tickets only available at the door. Cash or card payment available.\n\nRemember\, doors open at 7:15 pm and movie starts at dusk (c. 9 pm). Get there early to buy your popcorn and get a good spot. And\, don’t forget to bring your chairs and blankets to cozy up under the stars.\n\nIn the family adventure\, The Lego Movie\, Emmet\, an ordinary\, rules-following\, perfectly average LEGO construction worker\, thought to be the prophesied “special”. Emmett (voiced by Chris Pratt) joins free-spirited heroine\, Wyldstyle (voiced by Elizabeth Banks)\, an old mystic (voiced by Morgan Freeman) and LEGO Batman (voiced by Will Arnett) — on an epic quest to stop an evil tyrant from gluing the universe together — a journey for which Emmett is hopelessly and hilariously underprepared. Now the fate of the world is in his tiny yellow hands. Prepare yourself for…the greatest movie ever assembled!\n\n“The Lego Movie” is irreverent fun\, with well-known actors channeling their inner Lego personas from superheroes to average Joes or Emmetts.\n\n“While younger viewers will delight at the whiz-bang animation action and hugely likable familiar figures\, adults will laugh themselves silly at the smart consumer satire gags and goggle in wonder at the undulating Legoland vistas.” – Mark Kermode\, Observer (UK)\n\nDirector: Christopher Miller\, Phil Lord / Cast: Chris Pratt\, Will Ferrell\, Elizabeth Banks / Genre: Animation\, Action\, Adventure\, Family / Length: 1h 41 mins / Rating: G / Country: USA\, Denmark\, Australia / Language: English\n\n96% Rotten Tomatoes\n\nPlease note that if the weather prevents an outdoor screening\, movies will be moved indoors to The Bailey Theatre at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, in Trail. Check our Facebook page or website for up-to-date information that day.\n\nTo keep up-to-date on what’s happening visit trail-arts.com and sign-up for our newsletter. Check our facebook or website for up-to-date information that day.\n\nThe Silver Screen Outdoor Movie is sponsored by Bounce Radio\, Kootenay Savings Credit Union\, Teck Metals Ltd. and Tourism Rossland\, and made possible thanks to support from the Government of British Columbia and BC Arts Council.\nTo keep up to date on what’s happening visit trail-arts.com and sign-up for our newsletter.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/the-lego-movie-at-the-silver-screen-outdoor-movies/
LOCATION:Haley Park\, Warfield\, 100 Bingay Road\, Warfield\, BC\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Clerel\, with opening act Blackout Summer\, at Music in the Park
DESCRIPTION:Local rock-punk youngsters meet classic soul and vintage R n’ B from Montreal. \nStarting off tonight’s show at 6.15 pm\, “Blackout Summer” is made up of 18-year-old vocalist and bass guitarist Rhyan Johnstone\, 19-year-old lead guitarist Finley Kinghorn and 17-year-old drummer Reid Erickson. They love to cover rock and punk tunes from the 1980s to the early 2000s and have started writing their ow originals. The trio has performed at Castlegar’s Spring Fling\, Sunfest and Kootenay Festival and at Nelson’s Thursday Socials. But their biggest show so far has been at the CannaFest pre-party in 2019. \nBreakout Montreal-based singer-songwriter “Clerel” brings his classic soul and vintage R n’ B sound to Music in the Park with his duo. Hailing from French Cameroon and dubbed the next ‘Leon Bridges of Canada’ Clerel already has big fans at the Steven Colbert Show\, who featured him in their #AtHome series in 2020. His warm voice captivates and takes your breath away\, winning over audiences in seconds.  \nClerel released his first beautiful EP of “Songs Under the Guava Tree” in 2019\, shortly after uploading his first Youtube video in 2017. He grew up listening to music ranging from church hymns to French chanson. He’s already opened for Mavis Staples at Pop Montreal\, appeared on La Voix\, and completed a European promo tour in Paris and Brussels. More info. \n“If this guy doesn’t explode and become a superstar\, I don’t know what’s happening.” – Laurent Saulnier\, President\, Montreal Jazz Fest\, in Montreal Gazette \nMusic in the Park is held at Trail’s Gyro Park every Thursday starting at 6.15 pm\, except for the Night Market shows on July 7 and August 4 when the event will run from 5 pm. Come down and feel the buzz again at this fabulous outdoor summer event. \nWith entrance by donation\, Kootenay Savings Music in the Park is the perfect opportunity to bring a lawn chair or a blanket\, get outside and listen to live music with friends.  \nPlease remember\, No Smoking\, No Dogs\, and especially No Smoking Dogs! \nAdmission is by donation – $3 minimum suggested. Or buy a pass for the whole season for just $50. \nPlease note that if the weather prevents an outdoor performance\, bands will be moved indoors to The Bailey Theatre at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, in Trail. Check our Facebook page or website for up-to-date information that day. Or call our Box Office 250-368-9669 and listen for updates on our recorded message. \nMusic in the Park Shows: \nJune 16 Boomer / Trail Pipe Band with Scottie School of Highland Dance \nJune 23 Diamond Willow / Maple Leaf Band  \nJune 30 Sly Violet / Heavyweights Brass Band \nJuly 7 The Night Market: Judy Brown Band / Petunia and the Vipers* \nJuly 14 Mountain String Band / Lisa Nicole \nJuly 21 Blackout Summer / Clerel \nJuly 28 Baker Street Blues / Apollo Suns   \nAugust 4 The Night Market: Holly Hyatt Trio / Jenie Thai* \nWednesday Aug 10  TruckVanCar / My Son the Hurricane ** \nAug 11 Ruckus / Plan B \nAug 18 The Hillties / Ndidi O \nAug 25 Rumour Mill / The Fugitives  \nSept 1 Golden City Fiddlers / Raine Hamilton String Trio  \n* Night Market event from 5-8.30 pm with food trucks\, market and beer and wine garden\, in association with Trails Incredible Farmers Market. \n**Please note Wednesday show. \nFor more detail on upcoming acts\, please visit our events calendar at www.trail-arts.com. \nThis show is made possible thanks to funding from Kootenay Savings\, BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, the Government of Canada\, Tourism South Kootenay\, and Teck Metals Ltd.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/clerel-with-opening-act-blackout-summer-at-music-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Gyro Park\, 1090 Charles Lakes Drive\, Trail\, British Columbia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Music in the Park
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SUMMARY:Disney's The Little Mermaid JR.
DESCRIPTION:Trail and District Arts Council and Triple Threat Experience present \nDisney’s The Little Mermaid JR \n$15 Adult / $12 Children 12 and under \nThis classic Disney title contains all of the songs from the Academy Award® winning animated feature film as well as three new songs from the Broadway show. The Little Mermaid Jr. takes place in a magical kingdom beneath the sea\, where a beautiful young mermaid named Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. But first\, she’ll have to defy her father\, the king of the sea\, escape the clutches of an evil sea witch and convince a prince that she’s the girl with the perfect voice. \nThe Little Mermaid JR is being performed by participants in the 3-week Triple Threat Summer Intensive program. Young performers aged 8-18 are trained in all three disciplines of acting\, singing and dancing and then wrap-up the course with a full scale musical theatre production performed before a live audience. \nThe 60-minute musical\, designed for middle-school aged performers\, is based on the 2008 Broadway production and the 1989 animated feature film. The Triple Threat Experience cast contains approximately 25 students directed by Juliana Marko and Lise Levesque with choreography by Nadine Tremblay. \nMusic by Alan Menken \nLyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater \nBook by Doug Wright \n60 minutes with no intermission. Theatre doors open 30 minutes before show time. Tickets can be picked up at the door on show night. Or at the Bailey Theatre Box Office Monday – Friday between 12 – 4 pm until June 30th. Box office summer hours for July & August are Tuesday\, Wednesday & Thrusday from 12-4 pm. \nThe Saturday July 23rd at 7 pm performance ONLY will be livestreamed. To purchase livestream tickets\, go back to The Bailey Theatre main page and look for Livestream! The Little Mermaid JR. Livestream tickets are $15 per screen. Purchase a livestream ticket and watch the show from the comfort of your home!
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SUMMARY:Livestream! Disney's The Little Mermaid Jr.
DESCRIPTION:Trail and District Arts Council and Triple Threat Experience present \nLivestream! Disney’s The Little Mermaid JR \n$15/screen \nStreaming Live from The Bailey Theatre and into the comfort of your home! We recommend that you login at 6:45 pm and the livestream show will beging at 7 pm. Instructions for accessing the Livestream are posted at the bottom of this page. Livestream tickets can be purchased until 15 minutes AFTER show start time. Our staff will be available for technical support between 6 pm – 7:30 pm on show night. Call 250-368-9669 if you need assistance. \nThis classic Disney title contains all of the songs from the Academy Award® winning animated feature film as well as three new songs from the Broadway show. The Little Mermaid Jr. takes place in a magical kingdom beneath the sea\, where a beautiful young mermaid named Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. But first\, she’ll have to defy her father\, the king of the sea\, escape the clutches of an evil sea witch and convince a prince that she’s the girl with the perfect voice. \nThe Little Mermaid JR is being performed by participants in the 3-week Triple Threat Summer Intensive program. Young performers aged 8-18 are trained in all three disciplines of acting\, singing and dancing and then wrap-up the course with a full scale musical theatre production performed before a live audience. \nThe 60-minute musical\, designed for middle-school aged performers\, is based on the 2008 Broadway production and the 1989 animated feature film. The Triple Threat Experience cast contains approximately 25 students directed by Juliana Marko and Lise Levesque with choreography by Nadine Tremblay. \nMusic by Alan Menken \nLyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater \nBook by Doug Wright \n60 minutes with no intermission. ONLY the Saturday July 23rd at 7 pm performance will be livestreamed. \nHow to Access the Livestream Show: \n1. Go to the Bailey Theatre’s ticketing website tickets.trail-arts.com \n2. Click on ‘log in’ located in the upper right corner of the page \n3. 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. \n4. 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. \n5. Find your Livestream show and click on the WATCH button. \n6. This will 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 ‘starting soon’ message. About 6:45 pm\, the screen will change to a slide show. \n7. At 7 pm\, the performance will begin and the livestream will start automatically. \n8. Sit back and enjoy the show! \nCan’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. \nIf you have NOT received a ‘technical difficulties’ email from us and you are still not able to see the show\, call us at the Box Office 250-368-9669.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/livestream-disneys-the-little-mermaid-jr/
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SUMMARY:Disney's The Little Mermaid JR.
DESCRIPTION:Trail and District Arts Council and Triple Threat Experience present \nDisney’s The Little Mermaid JR \n$15 Adult / $12 Children 12 and under \nThis classic Disney title contains all of the songs from the Academy Award® winning animated feature film as well as three new songs from the Broadway show. The Little Mermaid Jr. takes place in a magical kingdom beneath the sea\, where a beautiful young mermaid named Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. But first\, she’ll have to defy her father\, the king of the sea\, escape the clutches of an evil sea witch and convince a prince that she’s the girl with the perfect voice. \nThe Little Mermaid JR is being performed by participants in the 3-week Triple Threat Summer Intensive program. Young performers aged 8-18 are trained in all three disciplines of acting\, singing and dancing and then wrap-up the course with a full scale musical theatre production performed before a live audience. \nThe 60-minute musical\, designed for middle-school aged performers\, is based on the 2008 Broadway production and the 1989 animated feature film. The Triple Threat Experience cast contains approximately 25 students directed by Juliana Marko and Lise Levesque with choreography by Nadine Tremblay. \nMusic by Alan Menken \nLyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater \nBook by Doug Wright \n60 minutes with no intermission. Theatre doors open 30 minutes before show time. Tickets can be picked up at the door on show night. Or at the Bailey Theatre Box Office Monday – Friday between 12 – 4 pm until June 30th. Box office summer hours for July & August are Tuesday\, Wednesday & Thrusday from 12-4 pm. \nThe Saturday July 23rd at 7 pm performance ONLY will be livestreamed. To purchase livestream tickets\, go back to The Bailey Theatre main page and look for Livestream! The Little Mermaid JR. Livestream tickets are $15 per screen. Purchase a livestream ticket and watch the show from the comfort of your home!
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SUMMARY:Disney's The Little Mermaid JR.
DESCRIPTION:Trail and District Arts Council and Triple Threat Experience present \nDisney’s The Little Mermaid JR \n$15 Adult / $12 Children 12 and under \nThis classic Disney title contains all of the songs from the Academy Award® winning animated feature film as well as three new songs from the Broadway show. The Little Mermaid Jr. takes place in a magical kingdom beneath the sea\, where a beautiful young mermaid named Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. But first\, she’ll have to defy her father\, the king of the sea\, escape the clutches of an evil sea witch and convince a prince that she’s the girl with the perfect voice. \nThe Little Mermaid JR is being performed by participants in the 3-week Triple Threat Summer Intensive program. Young performers aged 8-18 are trained in all three disciplines of acting\, singing and dancing and then wrap-up the course with a full scale musical theatre production performed before a live audience. \nThe 60-minute musical\, designed for middle-school aged performers\, is based on the 2008 Broadway production and the 1989 animated feature film. The Triple Threat Experience cast contains approximately 25 students directed by Juliana Marko and Lise Levesque with choreography by Nadine Tremblay. \nMusic by Alan Menken \nLyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater \nBook by Doug Wright \n60 minutes with no intermission. Theatre doors open 30 minutes before show time. Tickets can be picked up at the door on show night. Or at the Bailey Theatre Box Office Monday – Friday between 12 – 4 pm until June 30th. Box office summer hours for July & August are Tuesday\, Wednesday & Thrusday from 12-4 pm. \nThe Saturday July 23rd at 7 pm performance ONLY will be livestreamed. To purchase livestream tickets\, go back to The Bailey Theatre main page and look for Livestream! The Little Mermaid JR. Livestream tickets are $15 per screen. Purchase a livestream ticket and watch the show from the comfort of your home!
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SUMMARY:Apollo Suns and Baker Street Blues at Music in the Park
DESCRIPTION:“Baker Street Blues” rocks into Music in the Park at 6.15 pm. After playing in various successful bands for over 30 years\, Stelio Calagias (lead singer\, guitar\, harmonica) and his brother-in-law Phil Wilson-Birks (bass guitar) finally fulfilled their lifelong dream of creating their own 4 piece electric blues band now known as “Baker Street Blues.” After only 5 years and over 200 shows the band has achieved outstanding success. “Baker Street Blues” is rated number 1 on the Reverbnations charts locally and regionally and #8 nationally with a rapidly growing fan base playing at various venues in the Kootenays. The band is rounded out with Ryan Telegdy (lead guitar)\, & Tim Potter (drums). In 2018 the band was nominated by the Kootenay Music Awards for best song in the blues category. Known as the “rockin blues dance band”\, their professional\, and highly entertaining shows deliver “Blues that grabs hold of you….and doesn’t let go!” \nThen\, from 7-8 pm\, “Apollo Suns” bring their high-energy jazzy psychedelic rock to the Park. \nBorn from the fusing of nine Winnipeg in 2016\, Canada based musicians\, “Apollo Suns” have created a refreshing and innovative sound and live performance combining instrumental\, jazz\, rock\, and psychedelic music. The core group is Glenn Radley (Drums)\, Erika Einarson (Percussion)\, Niall Cade (Tenor Sax)\, Bryn Herperger (Bass)\, Garrett Malenko (Trumpet)\, Benjamin James Hill (Trombone)\, Aaron Bartel (Bari Sax) and Anatol Rennie (Keyboards/Synths).  \n“Apollo Suns” construct jazz influenced songs for accessible and catchy tracks for listeners of all backgrounds. Their debut EP\, “Each Day a Different Sun”\, was released in April 2017 and spent seven weeks on the Earshot! National Top 50 charts with its top position at #15. They released their sophomore EP\, “Dawn Offerings”\, in late April of 2019 and reached number #7 on the Earshot! National Top 50 charts. Their third EP\, “A Relationship of Force”\, was released in late 2021. \nSome of their most notable shows include support slots for The Comet is Coming\, The Brooks\, Anomalie\, Mariachi Ghost\, Five Alarm Funk\, Kobo Town\, and Bend Sinister; as well as showcases at Canadian Music Week\, Winnipeg International Jazz Fest\, Big Fun Festival\, Ness Creek Festival\, Festival Du Voyageur and Winnipeg Fringe Festival. They were awarded “Instrumental Artist of the Year” at the 2018 and 2020 Western Canadian Music Awards. \n“Apollo Suns is comprised of nine members that cultivate a high energy atmosphere and a dance inducing good time. Their jazzy psychedelic rock tunes are catchy and accessible while making every live experience a memorable one.” – Morning Star\, Summerland Review \n“Combine some King Crimson with Moody Blues and a dash of BadBadNotGood and you’re close to creating Apollo Suns\, a nine-piece jazzy prog fusion group out of Winnipeg.” – Stephan Boissonneault\, Red Deer Scene \nMusic in the Park is held at Trail’s Gyro Park every Thursday starting at 6.15 pm\, except for the Night Market shows on July 7 and August 4 when the event will run from 5 pm. Come down and feel the buzz again at this fabulous outdoor summer event. \nWith entrance by donation\, Kootenay Savings Music in the Park is the perfect opportunity to bring a lawn chair or a blanket\, get outside and listen to live music with friends.  \nPlease remember\, No Smoking\, No Dogs\, and especially No Smoking Dogs! \nAdmission is by donation – $3 minimum suggested. Or buy a pass for the whole season for just $50. \nPlease note that if the weather prevents an outdoor performance\, bands will be moved indoors to The Bailey Theatre at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, in Trail. Check our Facebook page or website for up-to-date information that day. Or call our Box Office 250-368-9669 and listen for updates on our recorded message. \nMusic in the Park Shows \nJune 16 Boomer / Trail Pipe Band with Scottie School of Highland Dance \nJune 23 Diamond Willow / Maple Leaf Band  \nJune 30 Sly Violet / Heavyweights Brass Band \nJuly 7 The Night Market: Judy Brown Band / Petunia and the Vipers* \nJuly 14 Mountain String Band / Lisa Nicole \nJuly 21 Blackout Summer / Clerel \nJuly 28 Baker Street Blues / Apollo Suns   \nAugust 4 The Night Market: Holly Hyatt Trio / Jenie Thai* \nWednesday Aug 10  TruckVanCar / My Son the Hurricane ** \nAug 11 Ruckus / Plan B \nAug 18 The Hillties / Ndidi O \nAug 25 Rumour Mill / The Fugitives  \nSept 1 Golden City Fiddlers / Raine Hamilton String Trio  \n* Night Market event from 5-8.30 pm with food trucks\, market and beer and wine garden\, in association with Trails Incredible Farmers Market. \n**Please note Wednesday show. \nFor more detail on upcoming acts\, please visit our events calendar at www.trail-arts.com. \nThis show is made possible thanks to funding from Kootenay Savings\, BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, the Government of Canada\, Tourism South Kootenay and Teck Metals Ltd.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/8183/
LOCATION:Gyro Park\, 1090 Charles Lakes Drive\, Trail\, British Columbia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Music in the Park
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SUMMARY:Jenie Thai with special guests the Holly Hyatt Trio at The Night Market at Music in the Park
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an awesome evening of food vendors\, market\, beer & wine garden as 3X Maple Blues Award Nominee Jenie Thai comes to The Night Market from 5 pm to 8:30 pm for an evening of soulful\, funky\, danceable blues to trad barrelhouse piano. \nSpecial guests the “Holly Hyatt Trio” open the evening at 6.15 pm! Holly Hyatt is a vocalist\, songwriter\, acoustic and electric bass guitar player from the beautiful Slocan Valley. Her music has infectious dance grooves\, funky guitar and positive\, uplifting lyrics – think “Susan Tedeschi” and “Eva Cassidy” meet “The Family Stone”. Holly’s debut solo album “Wild Heart” (2019)\, featuring Memphis Soul tinged single “River Flows”\, received rave reviews. In March 2019 “River Flows” won Best Rhythm and Blues Song at the Kootenay Music Awards and was nominated for an International Indie Blues Award in 2020. She has previously released three blues and roots albums\, as part of the duo “Holly and Jon”. \nHolly is currently touring with her three piece band\, consisting of Hyatt-vocals & bass\, Jon Burden-guitars and Steve Wilson-drums. Her live show has been described as “soulful\, funky\, fun danceable blues!” and “a dynamic live show that leaves the listener feeling uplifted and inspired!”\n“Not only is Hyatt a singer with a Bonnie Raitt-style vocal range\, she is a monster bassist as her playing throughout the album proves.” The Vancouver Sun. \nOur Headliner tonight at 7pm is Jenie Thai! Jenie is composed\, pleasant\, and amiable\, with an open face a ready smile and an easy laugh. She is also tough\, and gritty\, and plays barrelhouse piano steeped in the blues — and if that wasn’t enough to get your head around\, she also writes and sings tough and tender ballads\, direct from her heart to yours.\nShe now calls Toronto home — but lives on the road\, and there’s dust on her shoes\, love in her heart\, and a whole lot of music in her soul. \n“With a combination of contemporary and traditional blues piano\, and a fiery passionate voice\, Jenie “Thai” Nolan has been making a name for herself across the country and the world.” – Vue Weekly\, Stephan Boissonneault \nMusic in the Park is held at Trail’s Gyro Park every Thursday starting at 6.15 pm\, except for the Night Market shows on July 7 and August 4 when the event will run from 5 pm. Come down and feel the buzz again at this fabulous outdoor summer event. \nWith entrance by donation\, Kootenay Savings Music in the Park is the perfect opportunity to bring a lawn chair or a blanket\, get outside and listen to live music with friends. \nPlease remember\, No Smoking\, No Dogs\, and especially No Smoking Dogs! \nAdmission is by donation – $3 minimum suggested. Or buy a pass for the whole season for just $50. \nPlease note that if the weather prevents an outdoor performance\, bands will be moved indoors to The Bailey Theatre at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, in Trail. Check our Facebook page or website for up-to-date information that day. Or call our Box Office 250-368-9669 and listen for updates on our recorded message. \nMusic in the Park Shows:\nJune 16 Boomer / Trail Pipe Band with Scottie School of Highland Dance\nJune 23 Diamond Willow / Maple Leaf Band\nJune 30 Sly Violet / Heavyweights Brass Band\nJune 16 Boomer / Trail Pipe Band with Scottie School of Highland Dance\nJune 23 Diamond Willow / Maple Leaf Band\nJune 30 Sly Violet / Heavyweights Brass Band\nJuly 7 The Night Market: Judy Brown Band / Petunia and the Vipers*\nJuly 14 Mountain String Band / Lisa Nicole\nJuly 21 Blackout Summer / Clerel\nJuly 28 Baker Street Blues / Apollo Suns\nAugust 4 The Night Market: Holly Hyatt Trio / Jenie Thai*\nWednesday Aug 10 TruckVanCar / My Son the Hurricane **\nAug 11 Ruckus / Plan B\nAug 18 The Hillties / Ndidi O\nAug 25 Rumour Mill / The Fugitives\nSept 1 Golden City Fiddlers / Raine Hamilton String Trio \n* Night Market event from 5-8.30 pm with food trucks\, market and beer and wine garden\, in association with Trails Incredible Farmers Market.\n**Please note Wednesday show. \nFor more detail on upcoming acts\, please visit our events calendar at www.trail-arts.com. \nThis show is made possible thanks to funding from Kootenay Savings\, BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, the Government of Canada\, Tourism South Kootenay and Teck Metals Ltd.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/holly-hyatt-trio-and-headliner-jenie-thai-at-music-in-the-parks-night-market/
LOCATION:Gyro Park\, 1090 Charles Lakes Drive\, Trail\, British Columbia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Music in the Park
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SUMMARY:My Son the Hurricane & TruckVanCar at special Wednesday night Music in the Park
DESCRIPTION:**SPECIAL WEDNESDAY CONCERT** \n \nAlt.\, Soul\, Reggae\, Rock meets 12-piece brass-funk dance beast. \n“TruckVanCar” start the night at 6:15 pm. Performing covers and originals of rock\, reggae\, soul\, classics both new and old this trio featuring Max Jones and Tim Hurley. \nMulti horn\, multi drummer\, multi singer brass-funk beast “My Son the Hurricane” storm into town at 7 pm. From Niagara\, Ontario\, the 12-piece brass-dance crew has toured over multiple countries as well as some of the largest festivals in Canada\, USA and Europe. 40 sold out shows in 2019 and early 2020 just proves that there is no live show comparable to “My Son the Hurricane”. Featuring trumpets\, saxophones\, trombones\, drums\, guitar\, percussion and two wild front-people\, we dare you not to dance! More band info. \n“Their live show is … a vibrant and incredibly energetic mix of funk\, rock and hip hop that’s virtually impossible to remain seated for” – The Standard \n“My Son The Hurricane has a sound that is full\, fun\, and most importantly\, original. Their subtle fusion of so many styles and their engaging and in-your-face live show should have you coming back every time they play in your area. Just remember your dancing shoes.”- www.MusicLives.ca \nMusic in the Park is held at Trail’s Gyro Park every Thursday starting at 6.15 pm\, except for the Night Market shows on July 7 and August 4 when the event will run from 5 pm. Come down and feel the buzz again at this fabulous outdoor summer event. \nWith entrance by donation\, Kootenay Savings Music in the Park is the perfect opportunity to bring a lawn chair or a blanket\, get outside and listen to live music with friends. \nPlease remember\, No Smoking\, No Dogs\, and especially No Smoking Dogs! \nAdmission is by donation – $3 minimum suggested. Or buy a pass for the whole season for just $50. \nPlease note that if the weather prevents an outdoor performance\, bands will be moved indoors to The Bailey Theatre at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, in Trail. Check our Facebook page or website for up-to-date information that day. Or call our Box Office 250-368-9669 and listen for updates on our recorded message. \nMusic in the Park Shows:\nJune 16 Boomer / Trail Pipe Band with Scottie School of Highland Dance\nJune 23 Diamond Willow / Maple Leaf Band\nJune 30 Sly Violet / Heavyweights Brass Band\nJuly 7 The Night Market: Judy Brown Band / Petunia and the Vipers\nJuly 14 Mountain String Band / Lisa Nicole\nJuly 21 Blackout Summer / Clerel\nJuly 28 Baker Street Blues / Apollo Suns\nAugust 4 The Night Market: Holly Hyatt Trio / Jenie Thai*\nWednesday Aug 10 TruckVanCar / My Son the Hurricane **\nAug 11 Ruckus / Plan B\nAug 18 The Hillties / Ndidi O\nAug 25 Rumour Mill / The Fugitives\nSept 1 Golden City Fiddlers / Raine Hamilton String Trio \n* Night Market event from 5-8.30 pm with food trucks\, market and beer and wine garden\, in association with Trails Incredible Farmers Market.\n**Please note Wednesday show. \nFor more detail on upcoming acts\, please visit our events calendar at www.trail-arts.com. \nThis show is made possible thanks to funding from Kootenay Savings\, BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, the Government of Canada\, Tourism South Kootenay and Teck Metals Ltd.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/my-son-the-hurricane-truckvancar-at-special-wednesday-night-music-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Gyro Park\, 1090 Charles Lakes Drive\, Trail\, British Columbia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Music in the Park
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SUMMARY:Ruckus and Plan B at Kootenay Savings Music in the Park
DESCRIPTION:Tonight’s Kootenay Savings Music in the Park is moving inside to The Bailey Theatre at 1501 Cedar Avenue. \nSame great rock n blues sounds from Ruckus and Plan B but on The Bailey stage.\n6:15 pm to 8 pm. \n“RUCKUS”\, one of the Kootenay’s most popular cover band’s\, brings their fun attitude to Music in the Park tonight from 6.15 pm. The 4-piece takes pride in performing all your favorite songs\, with a “RUCKUS” twist. \nWith “RUCKUS” since 2010\, lead singer Loretta Sheriff’s distinctive voice and musical theatre background bring a new edge to familiar songs. Drummer Rob Taylor\, the founder of “RUCKUS”\, has been gigging since the age of 15. Playing what the people want to hear\, he keeps the beat going. Newest member Paul Dasti on Bass guitar and vocals\, moved to Trail in 1978 from Northern Ontario\, where he attended Cambrian College majoring in music theory. He was the bass player for “Nickel”\, who were quite popular in cities from Thunder Bay to Halifax. Paul is a well-known musician\, playing with many local bands. With over 40 years’ experience\, guitar master Darren Mahe has shared the stage with “Trooper”\, “Headpins”\, “Great White” and many more. His expertise and dedication to his craft is significant. \nAt 7pm\, Plan B\, a Kootenay-based rhythm and blues band on the jazzier side of blues\, hit the stage. Plan B includes Aron Tinsley (drums)\, Jason Thomas (2nd guitar and keyboards)\, Jason Friesen (bass)\, George Capelletto (guitar)\, and Randy Eastwood (vocals). \nMusic in the Park is held at Trail’s Gyro Park every Thursday starting at 6.15 pm\, except for the Night Market shows on July 7 and August 4 when the event will run from 5 pm. Come down and feel the buzz again at this fabulous outdoor summer event. \nWith entrance by donation\, Kootenay Savings Music in the Park is the perfect opportunity to bring a lawn chair or a blanket\, get outside and listen to live music with friends. \nPlease remember\, No Smoking\, No Dogs\, and especially No Smoking Dogs!\nAdmission is by donation – $3 minimum suggested. Or buy a pass for the whole season for just $50. \nPlease note that if the weather prevents an outdoor performance\, bands will be moved indoors to The Bailey Theatre at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, in Trail. Check our Facebook page or website for up-to-date information that day. Or call our Box Office 250-368-9669 and listen for updates on our recorded message. \nUpcoming Music in the Park Shows: \n**Wednesday Aug 10 TruckVanCar / My Son the Hurricane **\nAug 11 Ruckus / Plan B\nAug 18 The Hillties / Ndidi O\nAug 25 Rumour Mill / The Fugitives\nSept 1 Golden City Fiddlers / Raine Hamilton String Trio \n**Please note Wednesday show. \nFor more detail on upcoming acts\, please visit our events calendar at www.trail-arts.com.\nThis show is made possible thanks to funding from Kootenay Savings\, BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, the Government of Canada\, Tourism South Kootenay and Teck Metals Ltd.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/ruckus-and-plan-b-at-kootenay-savings-music-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Gyro Park\, 1090 Charles Lakes Drive\, Trail\, British Columbia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Music in the Park
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SUMMARY:La Cafamore: Sounds of America
DESCRIPTION:La Cafamore presents \nThe Sounds of America \nTuesday August 16th at 7:30 pm at The Trail United Church \nTickets $20.  General Admission. Youth 12 and under are free but must be accompanied by an adult. Masks are recommended but not mandatory.  \nPerforming as a string quartet\, La Cafamore presents The Sounds of America featuring American music from the perspecitive of Arkansa native Florence Price and the imagination of Czech visitor Antonin Dvořák. La Cafamore is Carolyn Cameron (violin)\,  Kaito Takeda (violin)\, Alexis More (viola) and Maria Wang (cello).  \nCarolyn Cameron is a founding member of La Cafamore and has  performed and managed the group for over 10 years. She received her musical  training on piano & violin in Saskatoon and has used her knowledge as a  performer\, teacher\, adjudicator and composer. She has been a member of the National Youth Orchestra\, the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra\, the Regina  Symphony and the Symphony of the Kootenays. Carolyn lives in Rossland.   \nMaria Wang Born in Taipei\, Taiwan\, Maria began her musical  training on the piano and later on the cello at age 13. After pursuing a Bachelor of Music degree at West Virginia University\, Maria moved to  Victoria with her family and completed a Master of Music degree in Cello Performance at the University of Victoria in 2014\, studying under the tutelage of Pamela Highbaugh-Aloni\, the cellist of the renown Lafayette String  Quartet. Since then\, Maria has been actively teaching at local music programs\, including Sooke Music Academy Orchestra\, Windstar Music  Academy\, and Sooke Harmony Project. She also enjoys teaching privately on the cello and beginner piano in Victoria. \nKaito Takeda Based in Victoria\, B.C.\, multi-instrumentalist Kaito Takeda brings his passion for music to many stages. Crossing musical genres\, Kai has performed with various ensembles including the Victoria Symphony as well as arranging and performing with his band\, Auburn Blind\, and string quartet\, Breakwater Quartet. He has recently found a passion in copyist work as well as enjoying the challenges that come with the precision necessary to work as a session musician for film scores and albums. \nViolist\, Alexis More was raised in Victoria B.C. where she studied Violin and then Viola\, continuing at University of Victoria where she was a member of the Victoria Chamber Orchestra. In addition to teaching at the Sunrise Waldorf School in Cowichan Valley\, she is an active freelance musician playing with the Victoria Chamber Orchestra and the Sooke Philharmonic. Alexis lives in Victoria and is a founding member of La Cafamore.  \nTwo 45 minute set with15min intermission. Doors open 30 minutes before show time. Tickets can be picked up at the door on show night. Or at the Bailey Theatre Box Office in July & August on Tues\, Wed\, Thurs between 12 – 4 pm. Ring the buzzer to the left of our Cedar Street entrance. Or call 250-368-9669.   Tickets purchased through the Bailey Box office can be picked up at the box office before the show\,  or at the Trail United Church door on show night. \nThis performance is made possible with support from Columbia Kootenay Cultural  Alliance\, Columbia Basin Trust and Trail Arts Council.   Thank you to our sponsors Dr. RJ Cameron\, Dr. Rob Grey\, Dr. Jane Grey\, Connie & Bruce More\,  Sue McCullough\,  Elizabeth Lake Lodge & Arrow Lake Alliance Church.
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SUMMARY:The Hillties open for headliner Ndidi O at Kootenay Savings Music in the Park
DESCRIPTION:WCMA blues artist of the year and two-time JUNO nominated singer-songwriter “Ndidi O” at Music in the Park in Gyro Park\, Trail! \n \nKicking tonight’s show off at 6.15 pm are The Hillties! \nNelson based The Hillties are a six-piece band playing champman stick\, ukulele\, guitar\, piano\, drums and singing four-part harmonies.  Using this unique instrumentation they blend ska\, reggae\, hip-hop and funk into original music to keep the dance floor bumping all night.  Recipients of 2 Kootenay Music Award and 6 time nominee The Hillties infectious dance floor Funkathons are a hit!  \nThe Hillties have played vibrant summer festivals like Kamp\, Frogfest & Sasquatch Gathering to community events and the best live music venues across Western Canada. Fans of Sublime\, Stevie Wonder and Slick Rick get down to The Hillties smooth side\, while their more rock influenced jams evoke feelings of Rage Against The Machine with a splash of Tenacious D.  \nBand members: Mark Barnard (Lead Vocal and keys)\, Phil Woodward (Chapman Stick and Vocal)\, Craig Beauchamp (Electric Ukulele/Guitar and Vocal)\, Sam Mathews (lead guitar)\, Rahj Levinson (Piano)\, and Eric (Drums and Vocal). More band info. \n \nHeadlining tonight at 7 pm is the fabulous Ndidi O! \nNdidi O is a WCMA blues artist of the year and two-time JUNO nominated singer-songwriter and larger than life figure. A force of nature from the wilds of British Columbia where she grew up\, where she spent her days dreaming of adventures and song. She discovered her voice on the open scene in New York\, and took that voice to the blues club scene in Toronto\, only to wind up singing and dancing in the streets of Paris. Ndidi’s last album\, “These Days“ – by far her most personal to date – is a chronicle\,from A to Z\, of a relationship which lasted just one year. One year in which her heart was broken. “Dark Swing” was written between Paris and Los Angeles\, and released to in 2014. The album is an infusion of sounds distilled around this incredibly rare voice. Through her singing Ndidi invites us into a musical universe filled with waves blues\, folk\, rock\, pop and country that results in a musical journey that starts and ends in the soul. Her voice\, her music her style feels like old friends\, but at the same time is hard to label under one particular style. She is truly her own creature. More info on Ndidi O. \nMusic in the Park is held at Trail’s Gyro Park every Thursday starting at 6.15 pm\, except for the Night Market shows on July 7 and August 4 when the event will run from 5 pm. Come down and feel the buzz again at this fabulous outdoor summer event. \nWith entrance by donation\, Kootenay Savings Music in the Park is the perfect opportunity to bring a lawn chair or a blanket\, get outside and listen to live music with friends.  \nPlease remember\, No Smoking\, No Dogs\, and especially No Smoking Dogs! \nAdmission is by donation – $3 minimum suggested. Or buy a pass for the whole season for just $50. \nMusic in the Park Shows: \nJune 16 Boomer / Trail Pipe Band with Scottie School of Highland Dance \nJune 23 Diamond Willow / Maple Leaf Band  \nJune 30 Sly Violet / Heavyweights Brass Band \nJuly 7 The Night Market: Judy Brown Band / Petunia and the Vipers*  \nJuly 14 Mountain String Band / Lisa Nicole \nJuly 21 Blackout Summer / Clerel \nJuly 28 Baker Street Blues / Apollo Suns   \nAugust 4 The Night Market: Holly Hyatt Trio / Jenie Thai* \nWednesday Aug 10  TruckVanCar / My Son the Hurricane ** \nAug 11 Ruckus / Plan B \nAug 18 The Hillties / Ndidi O \nAug 25 Rumour Mill / The Fugitives  \nSept 1 Golden City Fiddlers / Raine Hamilton String Trio  \n* Night Market event from 5-8.30 pm with food trucks\, market and beer and wine garden\, in association with Trails Incredible Farmers Market. \n**Please note Wednesday show. \nFor more detail on upcoming acts\, please visit our events calendar at www.trail-arts.com. \nThis show is made possible thanks to funding from Kootenay Savings\, BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, the Government of Canada\, Tourism South Kootenay and Teck Metals Ltd.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/the-hillties-open-for-headliner-ndidi-o-at-kootenay-savings-music-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Gyro Park\, 1090 Charles Lakes Drive\, Trail\, British Columbia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Music in the Park
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SUMMARY:The Fugitives headline with openers Rumour Mill at Kootenay Savings Music in the Park
DESCRIPTION:The perfect pairing of indie-folk duo “Rumour Mill” followed by Brendan McLeod’s modern folk quartet “The Fugitives”. \nOpening the evening is “Rumour Mill“\, an indie-folk duo headed by multi-instrumentalists\, Anna Katarina and Aline Daigle\, currently residing in beautiful Nelson\, BC. Imagine the sounds of Fleetwood Mac\, Brandi Carlile and First Aid Kit melding with a lush topography of violin\, harmonies\, keys\, guitar and mandolin. \nTheir debut EP\, “Daylight’s Free”\, released in April 2019\, quickly earned respect and attention on the international stage – charting in the top 100 in US College Radio\, leading to a nomination for Artist of the Year at the 2019 Kootenay Music Awards\, Top 100 in CBC Searchlight\, and a full scholarship to the 2020 International Folk Alliance Conference in New Orleans\, LA. \nIn September 2020\, they released “Gone With The Wine”. The self-produced EP sees the duo mature in their sound\, ringing with a touch of a broken heartedness\, and pivoting slightly from their more happy-go-lucky debut.\nWith melancholic melodies\, soulful harmonies and lyrics that weave the listener through an exploration of timeless themes\, these ladies will sweep you off your feet and leave you wanting more! \nHeadlining at 7pm are “The Fugitives“\, a dynamic modern folk quartet\, with 4-part harmony and a variety of instruments (guitar\, bass\, kick-drum\, banjo\, violin\, balalaika and harmonica). They jump from foot-stomping sing-alongs to show-stopping a capella ballads to insightful political and storytelling songs. \nA folk collective headed by songwriters Adrian Glynn and Brendan McLeod\, the band has toured extensively through Canada\, Western Europe\, and the UK. They’re joined by banjo player Chris Suen (Viper Central) and violinist Carly Frey (The Coal Porters). Over the past twelve years\, they’ve earned a reputation for unforgettable live shows\, brimming with complex harmonies\, infectious storytelling and top-notch musicianship. \nTheir most recent album\, “The Promise of Strangers” was nominated for Canadian Folk and Western Canadian Music Awards and won Best Folk Album of 2019 from the German Music Critic’s Association. Their previous album\, “Everything Will Happen”\, spent ten weeks on the top ten Canadian folk charts\, and earned them a support slot across Western Canada with Buffy Sainte-Marie and an appearance at UK’s Glastonbury Festival. Performance highlights include major folk festivals across Canada\, headlining slots in overseas americana festivals\, and a 2019 sold-out run across Germany. \n“Despite their all-acoustic lineup\, the Fugitives bring enough energy to the stage to light up a small city… a sound that’s like the missing link between Leonard Cohen and the Pogues.”— Georgia Straight \nMusic in the Park is held at Trail’s Gyro Park every Thursday starting at 6.15 pm\, except for the Night Market shows on July 7 and August 4 when the event will run from 5 pm. Come down and feel the buzz again at this fabulous outdoor summer event. \nWith entrance by donation\, Kootenay Savings Music in the Park is the perfect opportunity to bring a lawn chair or a blanket\, get outside and listen to live music with friends. \nPlease remember\, No Smoking\, No Dogs\, and especially No Smoking Dogs! \nAdmission is by donation – $3 minimum suggested. Or buy a pass for the whole season for just $50. \nPlease note that if the weather prevents an outdoor performance\, bands will be moved indoors to The Bailey Theatre at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, in Trail. Check our Facebook page or website for up-to-date information that day. Or call our Box Office 250-368-9669 and listen for updates on our recorded message. \nMusic in the Park Shows:\nJune 16 Boomer / Trail Pipe Band with Scottie School of Highland Dance\nJune 23 Diamond Willow / Maple Leaf Band\nJune 30 Sly Violet / Heavyweights Brass Band\nJuly 7 The Night Market: Judy Brown Band / Petunia and the Vipers*\nJuly 14 Mountain String Band / Lisa Nicole\nJuly 21 Blackout Summer / Clerel\nJuly 28 Baker Street Blues / Apollo Suns\nAugust 4 the Night Market: Holly Hyatt Trio / Jenie Thai*\nWednesday Aug 10 TruckVanCar / My Son the Hurricane **\nAug 11 Ruckus / Plan B\nAug 18 The Hillties / Ndidi O\nAug 25 Rumour Mill / The Fugitives\nSept 1 Golden City Fiddlers / Raine Hamilton String Trio \n* Night Market event from 5-8.30 pm with food trucks\, market and beer and wine garden\, in association with Trails Incredible Farmers Market.\n**Please note Wednesday show. \nFor more detail on upcoming acts\, please visit our events calendar at www.trail-arts.com. \nThis show is made possible thanks to funding from Kootenay Savings\, BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, the Government of Canada\, Tourism South Kootenay and Teck Metals Ltd.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/the-fugitives-headline-with-openers-rumour-mill-at-kootenay-savings-music-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Gyro Park\, 1090 Charles Lakes Drive\, Trail\, British Columbia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Music in the Park
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SUMMARY:The Raine Hamilton String Trio and the Golden City Fiddlers at Music in the Park
DESCRIPTION:Classic fiddle meets acoustic chamber folk with an otherworldly edge. \nStarting off our final Music in the Park concert at 6.15 pm are “The Golden City Fiddlers”! \n“The Golden City Fiddlers” started in 2006 after attending the BC Oldtime Fiddle camps at Selkirk College Castlegar campuses each summer and have been playing locally events ever since. The group consists of 10 to 15 mature musicians. who play Oldtime dance fiddle music. \nHeadlining tonight at 7pm we have the “Raine Hamilton String Trio.” Resonant\, acoustic chamber folk with an otherworldly edge\, and a lyric presence that cuts deep are their touchstones with prism-clear vocals + strings. \nRaine is a singer-songwriter\, writing for violin and voice\, as well as for guitar and voice. Joined by cello and upright bass\, expect string arrangements that push and pull\, that move as they console. \nRaine’s latest work\, the full-length album “Brave Land” (2021-22)\, is a concept album about mountains\, and the courage and wisdom that they represent. \n“Raine Hamilton’s storytelling is almost ethereal in its energy and tone. Her vocals never waver\, and each song carries its own power.” – Rebecca Mattina\, Canadian Beats \nMusic in the Park is held at Trail’s Gyro Park every Thursday starting at 6.15 pm\, except for the Night Market shows on July 7 and August 4 when the event will run from 5 pm. Come down and feel the buzz again at this fabulous outdoor summer event. \nWith entrance by donation\, Kootenay Savings Music in the Park is the perfect opportunity to bring a lawn chair or a blanket\, get outside and listen to live music with friends. \nPlease remember\, No Smoking\, No Dogs\, and especially No Smoking Dogs! \nAdmission is by donation – $3 minimum suggested. Or buy a pass for the whole season for just $50. \nPlease note that if the weather prevents an outdoor performance\, bands will be moved indoors to The Bailey Theatre at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, in Trail. Check our Facebook page or website for up-to-date information that day. Or call our Box Office 250-368-9669 and listen for updates on our recorded message. \nMusic in the Park Shows:\nJune 16 Boomer / Trail Pipe Band with Scottie School of Highland Dance\nJune 23 Diamond Willow / Maple Leaf Band\nJune 30 Sly Violet / Heavyweights Brass Band\nJuly 7 The Night Market: Judy Brown Band / Petunia and the Vipers*\nJuly 14 Mountain String Band / Lisa Nicole\nJuly 21 Blackout Summer / Clerel\nJuly 28 Baker Street Blues / Apollo Suns\nAugust 4 Holly Hyatt Trio / Jenie Thai*\nWednesday Aug 10 TruckVanCar / My Son the Hurricane **\nAug 11 Ruckus / Plan B\nAug 18 The Hillties / Ndidi O\nAug 25 Rumour Mill / The Fugitives\nSept 1 Golden City Fiddlers / Raine Hamilton String Trio \n* Night Market event from 5-8.30 pm with food trucks\, market and beer and wine garden\, in association with Trails Incredible Farmers Market.\n**Please note Wednesday show. \nFor more details on upcoming acts\, please visit our events calendar at www.trail-arts.com. \nThis show is made possible thanks to funding from Kootenay Savings\, BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, the Government of Canada\, Tourism South Kootenay and Teck Metals Ltd.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/the-raine-hamilton-string-trio-and-the-golden-city-fiddlers-at-music-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Gyro Park\, 1090 Charles Lakes Drive\, Trail\, British Columbia\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Music in the Park
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SUMMARY:Jodi Proznick Triology
DESCRIPTION:TDAC’s Jazz Series presents Jodi Proznick Triology on Thursday\, September 22nd\, @ 7:30 in the Muriel Griffiths Room. \nSingle tickets are $22. Or buy a 6-show Jazz at the Griff Series pass for $107. Passes available only by visiting or calling the box office 250-368-9669. \nThe Jazz at the Griff series\, presented by Trail & District Arts Council\, brings you Triology. Enjoy the jazz club vibe of The Griff as you savour a glass of wine in a setting that is up close and personal. \nTriology is a supergroup of award-winning Canadian jazz musicians with Jodi Proznick on bass\, Miles Black on piano and Bill Coon on guitar. Together they have joined forces to form one of Canada’s finest jazz trios. All three members have won numerous accolades over the years including JUNO nominations\, National Jazz Awards\, Galaxie Rising Star Awards and Western Canadian Music Awards\, and have shared the stage with jazz stars such as Lewis Nash\, George Coleman\, David Fathead Newman\, Ed Thigpen\, Clark Terry\, Max Roach\, and Harry “Sweets” Edison. \nFormed in 2008 and fashioned after the great early jazz trios of Nat King Cole and Oscar Peterson\, they will be performing wonderful impromptu arrangements of classic standards and original tunes. This is a show you don’t want to miss. \nBill Coon is an amazing and fluid guitarist. Originally from Montreal\, Bill has over 25 years professional experience and has worked with many jazz greats\, including Jimmy Heath\, Eddie Daniels\, and Dr. Lonnie Smith. \nJodi Proznick is an award-winning bassist and has become one of Canada’s “top call” artists. Jodi leads her own quartet and is a member of many other amazing jazz ensembles\, such as the Tilden Webb Trio and the Oliver Gannon Quartet. Some of the legendary talents she has accompanied: Lewis Nash\, George Coleman\, David Fathead Newman\, Ed Thigpen\, Charles McPherson\, Mark Murphy and Sheila Jordan. \nMiles Black has over 30 years’ experience and is a highly accomplished pianist and composer\, who has performed worldwide and recorded extensively. Miles has worked with many jazz greats\, including Max Roach\, Lew Tabackin\, Houston Person and Harry “Sweets” Edison. \nCheck them out at https://youtu.be/Z1zDjOPUmJ4. \n“… when you’ve got a bassist as strong as Proznick\, drummers are definitely optional.” ~ Alexander Varty\, The Georgia Straight\nLearn more at www.jodiproznick.com. \nLicensed Event. Seats for all Griff performances are general admission. Groups of 4 can reserve a table by contacting the Box Office in advance. Seats for Andrea Superstein’s performance in The Bailey Theatre are assigned seating. Single tickets for Jazz at the Griff shows can be purchased online at tickets.trail-arts.com or by phone at 250-368-9669\, and in person at the Bailey Box Office at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, Trail. Jazz at The Griff Series Passes can ONLY be purchased by visiting or phone our box office 250-368-9669. \nOn-line ticket sales end 3 hours before show time (4:30 pm). When available\, tickets can be purchased at the door. \nOther shows in the Jazz at The Griff series include: \nFRACTAL JAZZ -Thursday\, November 17 at7:30 pm inThe Griff – Fractal Jazz is a Kootenay-based instrumental jazz group playing standards\, ballads\, cookin’ bebop tunes and original compositions. With influences spanning multiple jazz styles\, the band guarantees a unique musical experience with every performance. The band includes Daralyn Fox (trumpet)\, Mike Rud (guitar)\, Doug Stephenson (bass)\, and Steven Parish (drums). \nRICK LINGARD QUARTET- Thursday\, January 12 at 7:30 pm in The Griff – The Rick Lingard Quartet features Rick Lingard as lead vocalist and saxophonist\, Juno award-winner Mike Rud on guitar\, Tony Ferraro on drums\, and Doug Stephenson on bass. The band’s members have played with great artists both locally and internationally. \nLAURA LANDSBERG QUINTET – Thursday\, February 9 at 7:30 pm in The Griff – “Come Fly with Me” as Laura and her group of world-class musicians offer up an evening of music from the great American songbook to re-imagined versions of contemporary songs\, focusing on destinations worldwide. Laura’s vocal versatility will be supported by David Restivo on piano\, Paul Landsberg on guitar\, Rob Fahie on bass\, and Steven Parish on drums. \nMELODY DIACHUN QUARTET – Thursday\, March 16 at 7:30 pm in The Griff – Melody Diachun is a JUNO and National Jazz Award nominated vocalist and songwriter with her own sound\, style\, and approach to creating new music. Joining her in The Melody Diachun Quartet are award-winning pianist and composer David Restivo\, guitarist\, bassist\, songwriter\, and producer Doug Stephenson\, and celebrated drummer Tony Ferraro. \nANDREA SUPERSTEIN: OH MOTHER – Thursday\, May 18 at 7:30 pm in The Bailey Theatre – Andrea Superstein’s new show\, OH MOTHER\, is a multimedia tour de force inspired by real life stories of motherhood. Andrea’s powerful vocals are accompanied by breathtaking videos with heartfelt imagery. \nThe Jazz at the Griff series is made possible thanks to funding from McEwan Law\, BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, the Government of Canada\, and Tourism South Kootenay. We also gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia. \nCOVID Protocols– Show dates\, times and conditions may be subject to change as mandated by Provincial Health Orders and subject to the COVID climate. At this time\, masks are recommended but not required. We are not required to ask for proof of vaccination and shows can operate at 100% capacity. Patrons will be notified by email of any changes in our COVID protocols.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/jodi-proznick-triology/
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SUMMARY:MENOPAUSE The Musical
DESCRIPTION:Kootenay Concert Connection and Trail Arts Council\npresent \nMENOPAUSE The Musical \nSunday\, Oct 2\, 2022 at 7:30 pm at The Bailey Theatre \nRegular tickets $57.00/  Premium Tickets $67.00 (Centre section-first 7 rows).  Reserved Seating. \nBeat the Box Office! Trail Arts Council members can purchase tickets starting at 12 noon on Tuesday April 26th.  Purchase your membership online ($15) or call the box office at 250-368-9669 to purchase your membership and your tickets.  Tickets go on sale to the general public at 12 noon on Friday April 29th.  The perfect Mothers’ Day gift! \nThe hilarious smash hit celebrating women and “The Change” returns to the Charles Bailey Theatre in Trail on Sunday October 2nd at 7:30 PM.  \nMENOPAUSE THE MUSICAL®\, now in its 20TH year of production\, is recognized as the longest-running scripted production in Las Vegas. This original Off-Broadway musical comedy is set in a department store where four women meet by chance while shopping for a black lace bra. After noticing unmistakable similarities with one another\, the all-female\, all-star Canadian cast joke about their woeful hot flashes\, mood swings\, wrinkles\, weight gain\, memory loss\, too much sex\, not enough sex and more. These women form a sisterhood and a unique bond with the audience as they rejoice in celebrating that Menopause is not “The Silent Passage” anymore! \nThis hysterical musical\, set to 25 Classic Hits from the ’60s\, ’70s\, and ’80s\, will leave you singing and dancing. Joy Behar (The View) raves “Come See It – You’ll Love It”\, while CTV declares “You’ll Laugh Through The Whole Show”. \nThe winner of ‘Entertainer Of The Year Award 2016’ in Las Vegas “Menopause The Musical” is a party every night\, where mothers\, daughters\, sisters and friends of all ages can celebrate the fun. Experience what millions of women worldwide have been laughing\, cheering\, and raving about for years!\nSo\, see It for the first time or come love it again! \nWatch the all-star cast teaser trailer: https://www.shaggypup.ca/media/watch-all-star-cast-trailer. \nSee what the press are saying: https://www.shaggypup.ca/in-the-media. \n“Menopause the Musical” at The Bailey Theatre is presented by Trail & District Arts Council and Kootenay Concert Connection\, with support from 99.3 The Goat and 103.5 The Bridge. \nDoors open 30 minutes before show time. Tickets can be picked up at the door on show night. Or at the Bailey Theatre Box Office Monday – Friday between 12 – 4 pm. Ring the buzzer to the left of our Cedar Street entrance. \nCOVID Protocols\n•Theatre Capacity is 100% (735 people) for this event.\n•Masks are recommended but not mandatory.\n•As of April 18th\, proof of vaccination is no longer required.   We will not be checking vaccine passports at the door for this show.\n•COVID protocols are subject to change depending on the COVID Climate and BC Provincial Health Orders.\n•Doors open 30 minutes prior to show time.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/menopause-the-musical/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221003T193000
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SUMMARY:Relive the Music 50S & 60'S
DESCRIPTION:Simply the Best Talent presents \nRelive the Music 50s & 60s Rock n Roll SHOW \nMonday Oct 3\, 2022 at 7:30 pm at The Bailey Theatre \n$55.50 Adult Ticket.   $44.50 for 18 years and Under.  Reserved Seating. \n“50s & 60s Rock Opera Musical Concert with a Broadway feel with band\, singers\, dancers\, tributes\, video and trivia”  A one of a kind show that takes the audience through Music History\, Trivia & Memories. \n“19 Standing Ovations in a row!”  “Sold out Shows” “Grandma wants to party after watching this show!”  \nA one of a kind show that takes the audience through Music History\, Trivia & Memories of the 50s & 60s. You will learn many things you never knew about these artists. You will see an energetic band\, amazing frontline singers and dancers transforming and re-living through two decades of music\, costumes\, trends and dancing along with informative video imagery in the background.  \nPerforming HITS from Roy Orbison\,  Johnny Cash\, Frank Sinatra\, Doris Day\, Patti Page\, Dean Martin\, Fats Domino\, Little Richard\, The Platters\, Bill Haley and the Comets\, Elvis\, Paul Anka\, Patsy Cline\, Jerry Lee Lewis\, Ritchie Valens\, Buddy Holly\, Ricky Nelson\, Chuck Berry\, Connie Francis\, The Beach Boys\, Chubby Checker\, Dion\, The Chordettes\, Nat King Cole\, Aretha Franklin\, The Four Seasons\, The Beatles\, The Temptations\, The Supremes\, The Rolling Stones\, Sonny and Cher\, The Shirelles\, The Righteous Brothers\, The Marvelettes\, The Angles\, Nancy Sinatra\, The Ronettes\, The Ventures\, Tina Turner\, Neil Diamond\, and more…. \nSee more at  https://www.ReliveTheMusic.ca \nWatch the trailer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy3ymkV3Q5Y&feature=youtu.be \nTwo 60 minute sets and 20 minute intermission.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/relive-the-music-50s-60s/
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SUMMARY:Whitehorse
DESCRIPTION:Trail Arts Council & The Flying Steamshovel present WHITEHORSE on Thursday Oct 6 at @ 7:30 pm at The Bailey Theatre. FREE CONCERT \nThank you patrons for your support and welcome back to The Bailey Theatre. \nJoin the Trail & District Arts Council in celebrating the start of the performance season\, and experience the exciting Bailey Theatre upgrades and re-engaging audiences after a couple tough years in the live arts sector. \nTickets can be reserved on-line or by phoning or visiting our box office. Maximum of 4 tickets per patron. Our Patron of the Arts Members can reserve their tickets starting at 12 noon on Thursday July 28th. Any remaining tickets will be available to the general public on Tuesday Sept 6th at 12 noon. Patron of the Arts Memberships are $15 and can be purchased through our box office 250-368-9669 or online at our ticketing website tickets.trail-arts.com. Click on the ‘Memberships’ button in the menu bar at the top of the page. Your membership will be processed within two business days\, at which time you will be able to reserve your tickets on-line. On-line ticket reservations will be charged a $1/ticket fee. Our summer Box Office hours are Tues-Wed-Thursday from 12-4 pm. \nAbout Whitehorse \nSince their debut\, Whitehorse has traveled from magnetic folk duo to full-blown rock band exploring new instrumental and lyrical terrain with each record. The creative partnership of Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet has a signature sound – guitar-heavy\, harmony-abundant\, and lyrically deft. The JUNO Award winners have been busy in the last two years releasing two full length albums in 2021 with “Strike Me Down”\, a collection of disco-twirling\, hard riffing tales from the brink following hot on the heels of “Modern Love”. Strike Me Down showcases Whitehorse’s masterful\, fantastical storytelling and melodic pop sensibilities\, with plenty of space made for guitar shredding\, epic basslines\, and spaced-out vocal layering. \n2022 sees Whitehorse’s prolific streak continue with another full length album release\, “I’m Not Crying\, You’re Crying”’\, as well as Volume 3 of the band’s popular “The Northern South” series of covers EPs. In addition to the band’s long-awaited return to live touring\, it promises to be another stellar year for Whitehorse and their fans. \n“…musical mad scientists with the stage as their laboratory. Instruments are set up everywhere for them to play\, and they’ll record drum loops live to accompany themselves\, creating a soundscape that sounds huge\, and never leaves you wanting…Simply brilliant.” – Jean-Frederic Vachon\, Diary of a Music Addict \n“…an alchemical blend of torch and twang…Doucet and McClelland have beautiful voices on their own\, and together there’s a natural symmetry that bears a bold witness to the themes of love and loss found in much of their work…” – Jeffrey Loewen\, infonews.ca \n“… dramatic\, acoustic\, roots-pop…with them duetting throughout their set effortlessly\, beautifully and building the songs higher\, fuller than they are in recorded form.” – Mike Bell\, Calgary Herald \nThe box office will be open during intermission on show night for ticket sales for upcoming shows or to become a Patron of the Arts! Becoming a Patron of the Arts member for just $15 a year demonstrates your support for the Arts Council as well as giving you exclusive benefits including pre-access to buy the best seats for select performances and other special offers. \nOpening Act: Jesse Northey \nA decade and change into his career\, Northey has established himself as a songwriter\, with inspiration from the decades’ worth of tune-smiths that have come before him. In tandem with lyrics that explore the myriad ways in which we need to dismantle the artifice of masculinity\, societal norms\, and creativity-sapping careerist ambitions\, this is music firmly rooted in the classics\, but cut with a clear-eyed contemporary viewpoint.\nOn his new album Onion Knight\, Northey presents a distillation of these influences\, with lush and up front drums\, McCartney-esque base\, and songs driven by piano\, vintage keyboards\, and shimmering synths\, bringing to mind Elliott Smith\, Harry Nilsson\, and Aimee Mann. \nJesse Northey starts at 7:30 pm with a 20 minute intermission before Whitehorse takes the stage at 8:15 pm.\nReserved Seating. Maximum 4 tickets per person. Licensed event. \nCall\, visit\, or go online to reserve your free ticket. Please note – buying online will charge you $1 online ticketing fee per ticket. All on-line ticket purchases will be charged a $1 per ticket fee. You will be charged $1 for each free ticket ordered on-line. \nThe Whitehorse show is presented by Trail & District Arts Council and The Flying Steamshovel\, and supported by the BC Arts Council\, the BC Touring Council\, the Government of British Columbia and Tourism South Kootenay. This series is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada. / Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada. \nCOVID Protocols\n•Theatre Capacity is 100% (735 people) for this event.\n•As of April 18th\, proof of vaccination is no longer required at this time.\n•COVID protocols are subject to change depending on the COVID Climate and BC Provincial Health Orders.\n•Doors open 30 minutes prior to show time.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/whitehorse/
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SUMMARY:The Bros. Landreth
DESCRIPTION:Blizzard Fest and Trail & District Arts Council present The Bros. Landreth with opening act Under the Rocks at The Bailey Theatre on Sunday October 14 at 7:15pm. \nNEW 2 for 1 offer. Buy one ticket get second free. Already got your tickets? Bring a friend for free. \nThe Bros. Landreth welcome a new day with Come Morning\, an album and tour that marks both a rebirth and refinement of the JUNO-winning band’s blend of North American roots music and harmony-heavy soul. \n“Come Morning” finds brothers Joey and Dave lacing their melody-driven songs with layers of atmospheric synth\, organ\, and textured guitar. The group’s previous albums shone a light on their strength as a live act\, capturing the spontaneity and sonic stomp of a band of hard-touring road warriors. \nFor Joey and Dave\, rest wasn’t always an easy thing to find. From their early days attending their father’s gigs as babies (“Mom would take us in the bassinet and stick us under the bar tables\,” says David) to their years logged onstage and on the road\, they’ve spent much of their lives being moved — both physically and emotionally — by music. After pursuing separate careers as sidemen\, they launched The Bros. Landreth with 2013’s Let It Lie\, a debut album that drew upon the shared soundtrack of their childhood — Bonnie Raitt’s blues\, Little Feat’s funky country-rock\, Ry Cooder’s eclectic instrumentals\, Lyle Lovett’s twangy traditionalism — for a sound that saluted the past while planting its flag firmly in the present. This was music for the heart and the heartland\, with songs that evoked the American South one minute and the windswept prairies of the brothers’ Manitoba homeland the next. Fittingly\, the siblings spent years crisscrossing Canada and America in support of its release\, then toured overseas as their popularity swelled. \n“Let It Lie” won the 2015 JUNO Award for “Roots & Traditional Album Of The Year – Group\,” earned The Bros. Landreth a nomination for “International Artist of the Year” at the 2016 UK Americana Music Awards\, and received praise from heroes like Bonnie Raitt. \nTheir second album “’87” arrived in September 2019 and marked an expansion of the band’s sound\, but its accompanying tour was cut short by the Covid-19 pandemic. Deflated\, Joey and Dave found themselves back home in Winnipeg\, riding out the lockdown by funneling their energy into a new batch of recordings. Forced to keep a tight circle due to Covid restrictions\, Joey and Dave worked together in near-seclusion on “Come Morning”\, pulling long hours in the studio and building songs one instrument at a time. They recorded\, layered\, stripped away\, and layered again. Sounds were sampled\, re-sampled\, and twisted into something new. Prioritizing moody textures over fiery fretwork\, Joey took an understated approach to the guitar\, saving his big solos for key moments. He placed an equal emphasis on keyboards\, beefing up the recordings with Hammond organ and analog synth. \n“The overarching theme here is hope\,” says Joey. “Many of these songs lean into the tough stuff\, like processing emotional trauma and finding strength on the other side. It’s a bit of a myth that you’re ever done working on that. Dave and I have just begun the journey\, and that’s why this record represents the rebirth we wanted ’87 to be. We’re working through the pain\, processing it\, unpacking our baggage\, and beginning to move forward. Last time\, we were just walking on a rug that had all kinds of stuff swept under it.” \nAt the album’s core are the Landreths themselves: two born-to-collaborate brothers who sing songs about hard truths and new beginnings\, having been brought back together during a time of unprecedented isolation. \n \nOpening for The Bros. Landreth are Under the Rocks\, an energetic young band based in Kelowna. The band has been together since 2016 but started as a duo years earlier. Comprised of Chris Baxter (Banjo/Mandolin)\, Jordan Klassen (Guitar)\, Drew Schulz (Bass) and Chloe Davidson\, a 3-time Provincial Fiddle champion\, and Canadian Masters Competitor. Inspired by traditional and contemporary American Bluegrass\, UTR applies the modern sensibilities of its collective members to stand on the shoulders of tradition and make music that is creative\, reflective\, relevant\, and entertaining. Under the Rocks pride themselves on the energetic and dynamic nature of their live shows which feature an eclectic mix of musical styles and stories they hope make you want to dance and sing\, or sit and listen. Whether it is exciting instrumentals\, melodic harmonies or thoughtful lyrics Under the Rocks offers something captivating for most everyone. \nTickets are $38.50 and can be bought online at tickets.trail-arts.com\, by calling 250-368-9669\, or by coming into the Box Office at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, Trail from Monday to Friday 12-4 pm. \nGeneral seating. \nShuttle Bus – Book a round trip shuttle bus for only $5. Go to our shuttle bus booking page to check the schedule and book your shuttle here. On-line booking for shuttles ends at 12 noon on show day. If you’d like to make a last minute booking\, please call our box office before 4 pm on show day. Last minute booking spaces may not be available. \nThank you to Tourism Rossland.  With funding support from the BC Arts Council\, the Government of British Columbia\, and the BC Touring Council. This project is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada. / Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada.
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SUMMARY:The Phantom of the Open
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council’s MONDAY CINEMA presents Phantom of the Open at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail on Monday\, October 17th at 4 pm. \nTHE PHANTOM OF THE OPEN follows Maurice Flitcroft (Mark Rylance)\, a dreamer and unrelenting optimist who managed to gain entry to The British Open Golf Championship Qualifying in 1976 and subsequently shot the worst round in Open history\, becoming a folk hero in the process. \nWhat follows is a story about eternal optimism\, pursuing your dreams\, and the unflinching support families give to one another. Sally Hawkins gives a heartrending performance as Maurice’s wife and biggest supporter. \n“Despite its light subject matter\, [Phantom of the Open] is about something more than an obscure British folk hero … It’s a story about following your passion\, not because of the heights this path will take you to\, but because it makes you happy.” – Michael O’Sullivan\, Washington Post \nDirector: Craig Roberts / Cast: Mark Rylance\, Sally Hawkins\, Rhys Ifans\, Jake Davies / Country: UK / Length: 1h 46 mins / Language: English / Genre: Drama\, Comedy\, True Story / Rating: PG \n$12/person – No assigned seating. Only 143 seats available. \nTickets can be purchased through The Bailey Box Office at tickets.trail-arts.com or by calling or visiting our box office during regular box office hours Mon-Fri from 12-4 pm. No physical tickets are being issued for this show; Your name will be on our attendee list at the door. If the show is not sold out\, tickets will be available at the door\, cash only\, 30 minutes before show time. \nCOVID Protocols – Show dates\, times and conditions may be subject to change as mandated by Provincial Health Orders and subject to the COVID climate. At this time\, masks are recommended but not required. We are not required to ask for proof of vaccination and shows can operate at 100% capacity. Patrons will be notified by email of any changes in our COVID protocols. \nUpcoming Monday Cinema Films \nFire of Love: October 24 – A documentary featuring a procession of jaw-dropping images from the maw of erupting volcanos about French volcanologists Maurice and Katia Krafft – a married couple\, who shared an ecstatic love of the beauty and death of the unpredictable natural phenomenon. \nNo Film October 31 \nThe Worst Person in the World: November 7 – Julie is unhappy with the way her life has turned out. When she crashes a house party she flirts with a man\, despite having a long-time boyfriend that she lives with. This leads her to leave her boyfriend\, even though she knows that she bounces from one thing to another\, never seeing anything through. \nPeace by Chocolate: November 14 – Based on the inspirational true story of a family’s journey from Syria to Canada. The film follows the newly settled Hadhad family’s efforts to establish an artisanal chocolate shop in Antigonish\, Nova Scotia\, and how they rebuilt their chocolate business into a symbol for international peace and hope\, as their son is caught between his dream to become a doctor and preserving his family’s chocolate-making legacy. \nNo Film November 21 \nRun Woman Run: November 28 – Beck lives on the Six Nations reserve in Ontario. After falling into a diabetic coma\, she is visited by the spirit of Indigenous running legend Tom Longboat\, who helps her to change her lifestyle and becomes her wise-cracking new life coach and personal trainer. Funny and touching\, Beck’s journey from grief to triumph sees her face her mother’s death\, and reconnect with her heritage. \nScarborough: December 5 – Over the course of one school year three kids growing up in a low-income neighbourhood find friendship and community in an unlikely place as they experience institutional violence and inequality. An unflinching but hopeful drama that shows the capacity for great triumph and great tragedy in this adaptation of the breathtaking novel by Catherine Hernandez. \nAli & Ava: December 12 – Using great music and infused with humour\, Ali & Ava is a compelling contemporary romance that explores the developing relationship between the good natured and eccentric Ali and Ava\, an Irish-born teacher and single mother of five. Both lonely for different reasons\, they bond through their love of music\, and find warmth\, kindness\, and humour with each other.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/the-phantom-of-the-open/
CATEGORIES:first,MONDAY CINEMA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221021T193000
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SUMMARY:The Washboard Union
DESCRIPTION:Kootenay Concert Connection presents three-time Canadian Country Group of the Year THE WASHBOARD UNION with special guest RAQUEL COLE. \nFriday October 21\, 2022 at 7:30 PM at The Bailey Theatre \nTickets: $49.50- Reserved Seating. \nTHE WASHBOARD UNION\, three-time CCMA Group of the Year and five-time CCMA Roots Artist/ Album of the Year are among Canada’s preeminent country bands. Step brothers Aaron Grain and Chris Duncombe and best friend David John Roberts share a love for the art of songwriting and storytelling that has resonated with audiences from North America to Europe. On their latest album “Everbound” (April 2020)\, THE WASHBOARD UNION keeps the good times rolling with an irresistible blend of roof-raising anthems and poignant ballads\, coupled with their impeccable three-part harmony and top-notch musicianship. This is a band that cares deeply about their fans\, and anyone who has seen them live knows. The Washboard Union engage with their audience at every opportunity. \nTHE WASHBOARD UNION has been Certified Gold twice in Canada for “Country Thunder” (2021) and “Shot of Glory” (2017). In addition\, they have had seven Top 10 hits and numerous Top 20 hits. The band has the unique distinction of being the first country band to win the JUNO Award for Breakthrough Group of the Year. They are also a philanthropic force to be reckoned with\, donating their music and merchandise to countless charitable events. \nAmerican Songwriter Magazine called RAQUEL COLE “A dynamite vocalist\, songwriter and guitar slinger to boot!” Her skill as a musician is one of the first things the audience notices about this B.C. native. Singing has been her first love for as long as she can remember\, acquiring her first guitar at the age of nine and writing songs soon after. Her first single\, “Think About You” hit the airwaves in 2021\, landing in the Top 40 with the video making her a Top 3 finalist in SiriusXM’s Top of the Country Competition. Cole has toured extensively the past few years\, opening for artists Carrie Underwood\, Jonny Lang\, Brothers Osborne\, Scotty McCreery and Josh Turner. \nCole’s fiery and soulful music has garnered significant recognition. In 2017 she was named by The CBC and Radio Canada as “25 under 25 musicians everyone needs to know\,” alongside Alessia Cara and Shawn Mendes. She earned the CCMA Discovery Award (2015) and numerous accolades from American Songwriting Magazine. Additionally\, her songwriting earned Cole her first Billboard Top 10 Country Album charting for a song recorded by superstar\, Marie Osmond. \nTickets: $49.50 \nThe Saturday March 5\, 2022 show was postponed until Friday October 21\, 2022. Ticket holders were sent an email. If you can attend the October 21st show your tickets will be honoured for the same seats for the new show date. All patrons were notified that if they were not able to attend a refund should be requested before Friday Feb 18th at 4 pm. No refunds will be issued after this date. \nDoors open 30 minutes before show time. Tickets can be picked up at the door on show night. Or at the Bailey Theatre Box Office Monday – Friday between 12 – 4 pm. Ring the buzzer to the left of our Cedar Street entrance. \nCOVID Protocols\n•Theatre Capacity is 100% (735 people) for this event.\n•As of March 11th\, masks are recommended but not mandatory.\n•At this time\, proof of vaccination is not required.\n•COVID protocols are subject to change depending on the COVID Climate and BC Provincial Health Orders.\n•Doors open 30 minutes prior to show time.\n•Not feeling well? Please stay home.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/the-washboard-union-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221024T160000
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SUMMARY:Fire of Love
DESCRIPTION:https://youtu.be/lrmGFOqv7_w \nTrail & District Arts Council’s MONDAY CINEMA presents Fire of Love at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail on Monday\, October 24th at 4 pm. \nFire of Love uses footage filmed by French volcanologists Maurice and Katia Krafft – a married couple\, born just a few miles apart in Alsace\, who shared an ecstatic love of the beauty and death they found in this natural phenomenon. For two decades\, the daring French volcanologist couple roamed the planet\, chasing eruptions and documenting their discoveries. \nA National Geographic production by Canadian filmmaker Sara Dosa\, the film is stunning\, featuring a procession of jaw-dropping images from the maw of erupting volcanos\, a lyrical celebration of the intrepid scientists’ spirit of adventure. This film is often awe-inducing\, but it’s also funny\, poignantly capturing the bold explorers who loved two things — each other and volcanoes. \n“It’s one of the essential films of the year.” – TIFF \n“… more than a mere nature documentary. It is one of the most moving and mesmerizing films of the year\, a meditation on the wonders of nature and human curiosity.” – Shirley Li\, The Atlantic \n“A movie which captures the overlapping unpredictability and ineffable beauty of both volcanoes and human bonds\, and the unknown length of fuse which each ultimately possess.” – Brent Simon\, AV Club \nDirector: Sara Dosa / Cast: Miranda July\, Katia Krafft\, Maurice Krafft / Canada\, USA / 1 hr 33 mins / Language: French and English / Genre: Documentary\, True Story / Rating: G. Some subtitles. \n99% Fresh\, Rotten Tomatoes \n$12/perso \nn – No assigned seating. Only 143 seats available. \nTickets can be purchased through The Bailey Box Office at tickets.trail-arts.com or by calling or visiting our box office during regular box office hours Mon-Fri from 12-4 pm. No physical tickets are being issued for this show; Your name will be on our attendee list at the door. If the show is not sold out\, tickets will be available at the door\, cash only\, 30 minutes before show time. \nCOVID Protocols – Show dates\, times and conditions may be subject to change as mandated by Provincial Health Orders and subject to the COVID climate. At this time\, masks are recommended but not required. We are not required to ask for proof of vaccination and shows can operate at 100% capacity. Patrons will be notified by email of any changes in our COVID protocols. \nUpcoming Monday Cinema Films \nNo Film October 31 \nThe Worst Person in the World: November 7 – Julie is unhappy with the way her life has turned out. When she crashes a house party she flirts with a man\, despite having a long-time boyfriend that she lives with. This leads her to leave her boyfriend\, even though she knows that she bounces from one thing to another\, never seeing anything through. \nPeace by Chocolate: November 14 – Based on the inspirational true story of a family’s journey from Syria to Canada. The film follows the newly settled Hadhad family’s efforts to establish an artisanal chocolate shop in Antigonish\, Nova Scotia\, and how they rebuilt their chocolate business into a symbol for international peace and hope\, as their son is caught between his dream to become a doctor and preserving his family’s chocolate-making legacy. \nNo Film November 21 \nRun Woman Run: November 28 – Beck lives on the Six Nations reserve in Ontario. After falling into a diabetic coma\, she is visited by the spirit of Indigenous running legend Tom Longboat\, who helps her to change her lifestyle and becomes her wise-cracking new life coach and personal trainer. Funny and touching\, Beck’s journey from grief to triumph sees her face her mother’s death\, and reconnect with her heritage. \nScarborough: December 5 – Over the course of one school year three kids growing up in a low-income neighbourhood find friendship and community in an unlikely place as they experience institutional violence and inequality. An unflinching but hopeful drama that shows the capacity for great triumph and great tragedy in this adaptation of the breathtaking novel by Catherine Hernandez. \nAli & Ava: December 12 – Using great music and infused with humour\, Ali & Ava is a compelling contemporary romance that explores the developing relationship between the good natured and eccentric Ali and Ava\, an Irish-born teacher and single mother of five. Both lonely for different reasons\, they bond through their love of music\, and find warmth\, kindness\, and humour with each other.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/fire-of-love/
CATEGORIES:first,MONDAY CINEMA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221026T193000
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DTSTAMP:20260403T104258
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SUMMARY:Geography of Memory – Book Launch\, discussion and short film screenings
DESCRIPTION:Muriel Griffiths Room at The Bailey Theatre\nNo Charge Event – tickets NOT required. \nTrail Arts Council is proud to present “Geography of Memory – Book launch\, discussion and film screenings”. \nJoin Shelly Boyd\, Snayackstx (Sinixt) Cultural Facilitator and Eileen Delehanty Pearkes for lively discussion and readings from the 20th-anniversary edition of The Geography of Memory. \nThis updated volume about the Snayackstx (Sinixt) First People of southeastern British Columbia includes the voices of many contemporary Sinixt people\, expanded maps/illustrations/photographs\, an inside view of the landmark Supreme Court of Canada decision\, R. v. Desautel\, and new details about tribal effort to re-introduce ocean salmon to the upper Columbia River region. \nThe book charts a hopeful\, positive path as the formerly “extinct” tribe embarks on reclaiming its cultural\, natural and spiritual history in Canada. In characteristically gracious prose\, Pearkes identifies the enduring human qualities of persistence\, healing and renewal in this important story that carves a path of truth across the region’s complex\, transboundary landscape. \nAlso part of the evening are two short film screenings. Washed Away- Stories of Displacement on the Columbia River is a short film by Agathe Bernard in collaboration with Revelstoke Museum and Archives. The film dives beneath the surface to explore the impacts of the Columbia River Treaty on the valley south of Revelstoke. And\, The Sinixt Homecoming 2022- a short film made by Nelson’s Capitol Theatre documenting the celebration that took place this past Summer. \nDoors at 7:00 pm\nEvent at 7:30 pm\nA no charge event\nCookies and refreshments provided\nMuriel Griffiths Room at The Bailey (1501 Cedar Ave. Trail)\nCan’t make this evening event? Catch the afternoon event at The Mir Centre for Peace.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/geography-of-memory-book-launch-discussion-and-short-film-screenings/
LOCATION:The Bailey Theatre\, 1501 Cedar Ave\, Trail\, BC\, V1R4E6\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221027T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221027T220000
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SUMMARY:A Night of Bowie
DESCRIPTION:Ghostfinger Productions and 99.3 The Goat present A Night of Bowie: The Definitive Experience on Thursday October 27th\, 2022 at 7:30 pm at The Bailey Theatre. \nTickets $49.50 – Reserved Seating. \nA Night Of Bowie is a celebration of David Bowie’s extensive list of memorable hits\, focusing primarily (but not exclusively) on his peak years from the early ’70s to the early ’90s. The show is eerily close to hearing and seeing Bowie himself. \nDavid Bowie is one of music history’s most praised and successful artists\, with a career that spanned four decades. Bowie continuously sought to reinvent himself\, while selling an estimated 140 million albums. His genre-defying journey through a vast array of musical styles\, from rock to funk\, dance to ballad\, always kept fans guessing what he would do next. \nSince the early 80’s\, Victoria-based musician\, Syl Thompson and his band\, Ground Control\, have been paying tribute to David Bowie’s music with respect and pride. Thompson embodies Bowie’s musical style and persona; in fact\, he has been acclaimed as providing the most credible and realistic Bowie experience in North America. \n“A Night of Bowie did not disappoint” – Fraser Valley News \n“A ‘near- Bowie experience’” – Steve Heywood/Black Press \nGet a taste of the show here. \n30 minute intermission. Licensed event. Theatre doors open 30 minutes before show time. Tickets purchased by phone or on-line can be picked up at the door on show night. Or at the Bailey Theatre Box Office in July & August are Tuesday\, Wednesday & Thursday from 12-4 pm. Regular box office hours resume after Labour Day weekend Mon-Friday from 12 noon – 4pm. \nCOVID Protocols\n•Theatre Capacity is 100% (735 people) for this event.\n•Masks are recommended but are not required.\n•As of April 18th\, proof of vaccination is no longer required. We will not be checking vaccine passports at the door for this show.\n•COVID protocols are subject to change depending on the COVID Climate and BC Provincial Health Orders.\n•Doors open 30 minutes prior to show time.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/a-night-of-bowie/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221029T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221029T133000
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SUMMARY:SPOOKTACULAR: RIGHT IN THE EYE - Free Show
DESCRIPTION:FAMILY SHOW. FREE EVENT! Shows at 11 am\, 12 pm\, & 1 pm\nNo tickets required – seats are first come first serve.\nDoors at 10:30 \nThe Bailey Theatre joins in the Spooktacular fun with a free show to excite the whole family on your trick or treat trail. \nThe unique live movie-concert Right in the Eye\, from PASOA/Alcoléa & cie\, is the creation of the talented French artist\, musician and composer Jean-François Alcoléa. The show features spooky\, humourous\, and mysterious short silent films by Georges Méliès (1861–1938)\, considered to be one of the inventors of cinematography. The films are accompanied by three live virtuoso musicians playing over 50 different instruments\, who breathe fresh life into these cinematographic gems\, creating an awe-inspiring multimedia show. The show has had over 600 performances in Europe alone! \n“The three musicians whisk the audience away on a peaceful\, dream-like journey to the moon or beyond – a feast for the eyes and fThe or the ears!” \n“Recaptures the sheer manic daftness of Meliès’ inventive genius.” – The Scotsman\, UK \nAbout Georges Méliès \nCharlie Chaplin said Georges Méliès was “the alchemist of light.” And he was considered by the Lumière brothers as the “creator of cinematic spectacle\,” Méliès was himself transformed from magician\, theatre owner and producer to filmmaker when he was one of the first to see the Lumiere Brothers “Cinematographe”\, in which moving pictures were first demonstrated in 1895. The French illusionist and film director was an inventive pioneer and brilliant entertainer\, whose films such as “A Trip to the Moon’ (1902) and “The Impossible Voyage” (1904) were inspired by the universe of Jules Verne. \nMéliès built the first movie studio in Europe; was the first to use storyboards and production and was a prolific inventor of special effects including multiple exposures\, dissolves\, time-lapse photography\, and hand painted color. By the time his film making career ended as a result of reversals of fortunes during World War I\, Méliès had created 531 films\, with some of the most memorable images in the history of the cinema. \n3 x 20-minute shows followed by the chance for audience members to go on stage to look at and try some of the instruments. \nConcept\, musical compositions and sound creation\, keyboard\, strings structure\, melodica\, objects : Jean-François Alcoléa. Drum\, guitar: Hervé Joubert. Sound\, keyboard\, percussions\, objects: Mathieu Lucas. Light and video manager: Anaïs Pierre \nThis show is part of Spooktacular with all ages fun\, including music\, market\, activities and more!  Costumes are encouraged. \nPresented by Trail & District Arts Council\, in conjunction with the City of Trail’s Spooktacular\, this show is supported by Teck Metal Operations\, Consulat général de France à Vancouver / Consulate General of France in Vancouver\, and the City of Trail.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/spooktacular-right-in-the-eye-free-show/
LOCATION:The Bailey Theatre\, 1501 Cedar Ave\, Trail\, BC\, V1R4E6\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221107T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221107T180700
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SUMMARY:The Worst Person in the World
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council’s MONDAY CINEMA presents The Worst Person in the World at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail on Monday\, November 7th at 4 pm. \nJulie (Renate Reinsve) can’t decide what she wants or who she wants to be. She studies to be a medical doctor\, but then switches her studies to psychology\, then decides she’s more interested in the visual and begins taking a photography course. While taking portraits\, she falls in love with an older man\, Aksel (Anders Danielsen Lie)\, who is a successful graphic novelist. But as she approaches thirty\, working in a bookstore\, she realizes her talents have gone to waste\, while Aksel wants them to have a baby. \nOne night\, after gate-crashing a house party\, she meets the young and charming Eivind (Herbert Nordrum). Before long\, she has broken up with Aksel and thrown herself into yet another new relationship\, hoping that it will give her a new perspective on her life. \n“A truthful\, tender masterpiece about how coming of age has no age-limit — love\, for others and for ourselves\, is what makes every risk and loss worthwhile.” – Ella Kemp\, Empire Magazine \n“Blending melancholy wistfulness with unruly energy and piercing humour\, it’s a down-to-earth tale of love and death\, boosted by a brilliantly believable central performance and elevated by fantastical moments of…ecstatic joy.” – Mark Kermode\, Observer (UK) \nDirector: Joachim Trier / Cast: Renate Reinsve\, Anders Danielsen Lie\, Herbert Nordrum / Country: Norway\, France\, Sweden\, Denmark / Length: 2h 7 mins / Language: Norwegian / Genre: Comedy\, Drama\, Romance / Rating: 14A. \nSubtitles. \nRotten Tomatoes 96% Rating. \n$12/person – No assigned seating. Only 143 seats available.. \nTickets can be purchased through The Bailey Box Office at tickets.trail-arts.com or by calling or visiting our box office during regular box office hours Mon-Fri from 12-4 pm. No physical tickets are being issued for this show; Your name will be on our attendee list at the door. If the show is not sold out\, tickets will be available at the door\, cash only\, 30 minutes before show time. \nCOVID Protocols – Show dates\, times and conditions may be subject to change as mandated by Provincial Health Orders and subject to the COVID climate. At this time\, masks are recommended but not required. We are not required to ask for proof of vaccination and shows can operate at 100% capacity. Patrons will be notified by email of any changes in our COVID protocols. \nUpcoming Monday Cinema Films \nPeace by Chocolate: November 14 – Based on the inspirational true story of a family’s journey from Syria to Canada. The film follows the newly settled Hadhad family’s efforts to establish an artisanal chocolate shop in Antigonish\, Nova Scotia\, and how they rebuilt their chocolate business into a symbol for international peace and hope\, as their son is caught between his dream to become a doctor and preserving his family’s chocolate-making legacy. \nNo Film November 21 \nRun Woman Run: November 28 – Beck lives on the Six Nations reserve in Ontario. After falling into a diabetic coma\, she is visited by the spirit of Indigenous running legend Tom Longboat\, who helps her to change her lifestyle and becomes her wise-cracking new life coach and personal trainer. Funny and touching\, Beck’s journey from grief to triumph sees her face her mother’s death\, and reconnect with her heritage. \nScarborough: December 5 – Over the course of one school year three kids growing up in a low-income neighbourhood find friendship and community in an unlikely place as they experience institutional violence and inequality. An unflinching but hopeful drama that shows the capacity for great triumph and great tragedy in this adaptation of the breathtaking novel by Catherine Hernandez. \nAli & Ava: December 12 – Using great music and infused with humour\, Ali & Ava is a compelling contemporary romance that explores the developing relationship between the good natured and eccentric Ali and Ava\, an Irish-born teacher and single mother of five. Both lonely for different reasons\, they bond through their love of music\, and find warmth\, kindness\, and humour with each other.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/the-worst-person-in-the-world/
CATEGORIES:first,MONDAY CINEMA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221108T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221108T204800
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SUMMARY:Ridge: The Fugitives
DESCRIPTION:TDAC’s Performing Arts Trail Series presents RIDGE featuring Brendan McLeod and The Fugitives on Tuesday\, November 8\, 2022 at 7:30 pm at The Bailey Theatre. \n6 Show Series Pass: $148 **Don’t miss out on this great offer. Money back guarantee on remaining shows for Performing Arts Trail season pass holders if you don’t like the season after the first two shows. “Try it\, you’ll like it!” **\nIndividual Adult Ticket: $30.00\, except Shane Koyczan which is $35.\nPLUS:\n• the bargain price of $10 for anyone under 30 years old\n• 2 for 1 for hospital / medical employees for all Performing Arts Trail shows.\n• New attendees 2 for 1: Bring someone who hasn’t been to the theatre before and get 2 for 1 for all Performing Arts Trail shows. New patron must not already be in our database and must join our email list. \nRidge is a vivid\, kinetic\, intimate\, and personal examination of our connection to the past that passionately argues against the exploitation of young lives. Featuring musical interpretations of WWI soldier songs and reading of soldiers letters performed by Brendan McLeod and his band The Fugitives. \nOften called the “battle that made Canada\,” Vimy Ridge resulted in over 10\,000 Canadian casualties. Through this visceral work\, told through direct storytelling\, verbatim theatre\, and live music\, Brendan McLeod examines misconceptions and varying perspectives around the battle\, while drawing parallels to other formative events in our nation’s past. Featuring inventive musical interpretations of WWI soldier songs performed with his band The Fugitives\, Ridge probes difficult yet necessary questions about how and why we grieve. \nThe Fugitives are a folk collective headed by songwriters Adrian Glynn and Brendan McLeod and joined by banjo player Chris Suen (Viper Central) and violinist Carly Frey (The Coal Porters)\, that has been nominated for multiple Canadian Folk Music and Western Canadian Music Awards\, including Best Songwriter\, Best Roots Group\, and Best Vocal Group. \nBrendan McLeod is a writer\, theatre artist\, and musician. He is the author of one novel\, one poetry collection\, and five theatre shows. He was the 2012 Poet of Honor at the Canadian Festival of Spoken Word and the 2015 Poet of Honour at the Victoria Spoken Word Festival. \n“Poignant and sobering” – The Globe and Mail (Top 10 Arts Pick\, 2020) \n“Serves to give the sacrifices of those who served and died a human dimension beyond mythology” – Vancouver Sun \n“Riveting…The way history was meant to be told.” – Entertainment Vancouver \nHere are videos of jus two of the beautiful and moving songs from the show: Next Man Who Dies and Donegal. \nReserved Seating. 78 minutes. No intermission. \nShuttle Bus – Book a round trip shuttle bus for only $5. Go to our shuttle bus booking page to check the schedule and book your shuttle here. On-line booking for shuttles ends at 12 noon on show day. If you’d like to make a last minute booking\, please call our box office before 4 pm on show day. Last minute booking spaces may not be available. \nPerforming Arts Trail Series includes: \nRidge: Tues Nov 8\, 2022 – A vivid and intimate examination of our connection to the past\, through stories from Vimy Ridge\, that passionately argues against the exploitation of young lives. Featuring musical interpretations of WWI soldier songs performed by Brendan McLeod and his band The Fugitives. \nOktopus: Tues Feb 28\, 2023 – The Quebec octet Oktopus is devoted to klezmer—the musical heritage of Eastern European Jews. The group’s virtuoso musicians offer original compositions\, finely crafted arrangements and improvisation for a high-energy performance\, at once melancholic\, profound\, and humorous. \nShane Koyzan (TBC): Tues March 28\, 2023– There seems no shortage of adjectives to describe a show by spoken word poet\, writer and performer Shane Koyczan. Moving\, hilarious\, challenging\, provocative\, or inspirational. Take your pick. Here is a writer that takes you on a tour of your own feelings in a way that leaves you grasping for your own heart just to make sure it’s still in your chest. \nSansei: The Storyteller and Yamabiko Taiko Drummers (double bill): Tuesday April 18 2023 – Sansei: The Storyteller uses dance\, theatre\, and humour to tell the story of one of Canada’s darkest decisions and how the rampant racism of past generations affects the Japanese community today. The Yamabiko Taiko Drummers will close out the evening with their high energy performance! \nHuu-Bac Quintet: Tuesday May 2\, 2023 – Montreal based Huu Bac Quach and his quintet skillfully combine his Vietnamese and Chinese heritages with North-American jazz music. His beautiful compositions feature the dan bau (single chord Vietnamese instrument)\, the erhu (Chinese fiddle)\, the quena (Peruvian flute) and the guitar. \nWith funding support from the BC Arts Council\, the Government of British Columbia\, and the BC Touring Council. This series is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada. / Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada. \nCOVID Protocols– Show dates\, times and conditions may be subject to change as mandated by Provincial Health Orders and subject to the COVID climate. At this time\, masks are recommended but not required. We are not required to ask for proof of vaccination and shows can operate at 100% capacity. Patrons will be notified by email of any changes in our COVID protocols.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/ridge-the-fugitives/
CATEGORIES:first,PAT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221109T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221109T213000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104258
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SUMMARY:Tom Cochrane Live!
DESCRIPTION:Kootenay Concert Connection presents Tom Cochrane Live on Wednesday\, November 9\, 2022 at 7:30 pm at The Bailey Theatre\, with Special Guest Nikita Afonso. \n$85 Premium Seats (first seven rows of the centre section) – All other seats $80.50 \nTickets go on sale on Thursday August 25th at 12 noon. Our Patron of the Arts Members can purchase tickets starting Tuesday August 23rd at 12 noon. A Patron of the Arts membership is $15 annually. To purchase a Patron of the Arts Membership\, call our box office 250-368-9669 or click on “membership” at the top of The Bailey Theatre home page tickets.trail-arts.com. Please allow 1 business day for the processing of your Patron of the Arts Membership. \nJoin us for an intimate solo performance by legendary Canadian rock music icon Tom Cochrane. He’ll play the songs you love and share the stories behind the songs. \nTom Cochrane has been the recipient of 8 Juno Awards\, plus multiple songwriter awards from SOCAN\, CAPAC\, and ASCAP. Cochrane is also a GRAMMY nominee\, a member of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame\, and the Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame. He holds an honorary doctorate\, has a coveted place on Canada’s Walk of Fame\, and has been honoured with both the Order of Manitoba and the Order of Canada. \nCochrane’s tireless philanthropic work over the past few decades is very worthy of mention\, and gets little recognition\, because it is very often overshadowed by his tremendous musical accomplishments. He has worked with War Child\, World Vision\, Waterkeeper Alliance\, Amnesty International\, Make Poverty History\, World Animal Protection\, The United Way\, Unison\, Tree Canada\, and Tempo just to name a few. He was a performer at Live 8\, and in both Tears are Not\nEnough\, and Young Artists for Haiti. \nAND then there is his incredible music. \nHis album Mad Mad World remains among the top selling albums in Canadian music history\, achieving rare Diamond-Certified status on the strengths of such hit singles as No Regrets\, Washed Away\, Sinking Like a Sunset\, and of course Life is a Highway\, which reigned at #1 for 6 straight weeks in Canada\, and reached #6 on the North American Billboard Hot 100\, and went on to become recognized the world over. \n20 minute intermission. Licensed event. Theatre doors open 30 minutes before show time. Tickets purchased by phone or on-line can be picked up at the door on show night or at the Bailey Theatre Box Office. In August our box office is open Tuesday\, Wednesday & Thursday from 12-4 pm. Regular box office hours resume after Labour Day weekend Mon-Friday from 12 noon – 4pm. \nCOVID Protocols\n•Theatre Capacity is 100% (735 people) for this event.\n•Masks are recommended but are not required.\n•As of April 18th\, proof of vaccination is no longer required. We will not be checking vaccine passports at the door for this show.\n•COVID protocols are subject to change depending on the COVID Climate and BC Provincial Health Orders.\n•Theatre doors open 30 minutes prior to show time.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/tom-cochrane-live/
CATEGORIES:first
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221114T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221114T174000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104258
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SUMMARY:Peace by Chocolate
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council’s MONDAY CINEMA presents Peace by Chocolate at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail on Monday\, November 14th at 4 pm. \nPeace by Chocolate is based on the inspirational true story of a family’s journey from Syria to Canada\, and how they rebuilt their chocolate business into a symbol for international peace and hope. The film follows the newly settled Hadhad family’s efforts to establish an artisanal chocolate shop in Antigonish\, Nova Scotia. As business takes off and neighbours take notice\, eldest son Tareq (Ayham Abou Ammar) struggles to reconcile his commitment to his family’s legacy with his own professional ambitions to be a doctor\, much to the annoyance of eccentric patriarch Issam (Hatem Ali). \nPeace by Chocolate offers both laughs and heartfelt lessons about the sacrifices we make for one another in our families as well as our communities as it explores the tension between duty and desire\, looking back and looking forward. \n“It’s a heartwarming story with a Come From Away vibe\, and while it doesn’t shy away from the racism immigrants experience in Canada\, the predominant mood is one of triumph over adversity.” – Chris Knight\, National Post \nDirector: Jonathan Keijser / Cast: Ayham Abou Ammar\, Hatem Ali\, Mark Camacho\, Yara Sabri / Country: Canada / Length: 1h 36 mins / Language: English\, Arabic / Genre: Comedy\, Drama\, True Story / Rating: PG. Some subtitles. \n$12/person – No assigned seating. Only 143 seats available. \nTickets can be purchased through The Bailey Box Office at tickets.trail-arts.com or by calling or visiting our box office during regular box office hours Mon-Fri from 12-4 pm. No physical tickets are being issued for this show; Your name will be on our attendee list at the door. If the show is not sold out\, tickets will be available at the door\, cash only\, 30 minutes before show time. \nCOVID Protocols – Show dates\, times and conditions may be subject to change as mandated by Provincial Health Orders and subject to the COVID climate. At this time\, masks are recommended but not required. We are not required to ask for proof of vaccination and shows can operate at 100% capacity. Patrons will be notified by email of any changes in our COVID protocols. \nUpcoming Monday Cinema Films \nNo Film November 21 \nRun Woman Run: November 28 – Beck lives on the Six Nations reserve in Ontario. After falling into a diabetic coma\, she is visited by the spirit of Indigenous running legend Tom Longboat\, who helps her to change her lifestyle and becomes her wise-cracking new life coach and personal trainer. Funny and touching\, Beck’s journey from grief to triumph sees her face her mother’s death\, and reconnect with her heritage. \nScarborough: December 5 – Over the course of one school year three kids growing up in a low-income neighbourhood find friendship and community in an unlikely place as they experience institutional violence and inequality. An unflinching but hopeful drama that shows the capacity for great triumph and great tragedy in this adaptation of the breathtaking novel by Catherine Hernandez. \nAli & Ava: December 12 – Using great music and infused with humour\, Ali & Ava is a compelling contemporary romance that explores the developing relationship between the good natured and eccentric Ali and Ava\, an Irish-born teacher and single mother of five. Both lonely for different reasons\, they bond through their love of music\, and find warmth\, kindness\, and humour with each other.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/peace-by-chocolate/
CATEGORIES:first,MONDAY CINEMA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221117T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221117T213000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104258
CREATED:20220823T162032Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220823T170052Z
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SUMMARY:Fractal Jazz
DESCRIPTION:TDAC’s Jazz at the Griff Series presents Fractal Jazz Quartet on Thursday\, November 17th\, 2022 @ 7:30 in the Muriel Griffiths Room. \nSingle tickets are $22. Or buy a 6-show Jazz at the Griff Series pass for $107. Passes available only by visiting or calling the box office 250-368-9669. \nThe Jazz at the Griff series\, presented by Trail & District Arts Council\, brings you Fractal Jazz. Enjoy the jazz club vibe of The Griff as you savour a glass of wine in a setting that is up close and personal. \nFractal Jazz is a Kootenay-based instrumental jazz group playing standards\, ballads\, cookin’ bebop tunes and original compositions. With influences spanning multiple jazz styles\, the band guarantees a unique musical experience with every performance. The band includes Daralyn Fox (trumpet)\, Mike Rud (guitar)\, Doug Stephenson (bass)\, and Steven Parish (drums). \nDaralyn 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 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. \nMike 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. 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. \nDoug Stephenson has been an integral member of Western Canada’s music community for over thirty years. The Calgary native is a guitarist\, bassist\, songwriter\, and producer. He has performed with a wide range of artists including Melody Diachun\, Charlie Rouse\, Bob Murphy\, Les McCann\, Jay Thomas\, John Stowell\, Tommy Banks\, P.J. Perry\, Altered Laws\, Barry Romberg\, Bob Brough\, Campbell Ryga\, and Blues legend Big Miller. \nSteven 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.Licensed Event. Seats for all Griff performances are general admission. Groups of 4 can reserve a table by contacting the Box Office in advance. Seats for Andrea Superstein’s performance in The Bailey Theatre are assigned seating. Single tickets for Jazz at the Griff shows can be purchased online at tickets.trail-arts.com or by phone at 250-368-9669\, and in person at the Bailey Box Office at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, Trail. Jazz at The Griff Series Passes can ONLY be purchased by visiting or phone our box office 250-368-9669. \nOn-line ticket sales end 3 hours before show time (4:30 pm). When available\, tickets can be purchased at the door. \nOther shows in the Jazz at The Griff series include: \nTRIOLOGY – Thursday September 22 at 7:30 pm in The Griff – A supergroup of award-winning Canadian jazz musicians including Jodi Proznick on bass\, Miles Black on piano and Bill Coon on guitar\, fashioned after the great early jazz trios of Nat King Cole and Oscar Peterson. They will perform wonderful impromptu arrangements of classic standards and original tunes. \nRICK LINGARD QUARTET- Thursday January 12 at 7:30 pm in The Griff – The Rick Lingard Quartet features Rick Lingard as lead vocalist and saxophonist\, Juno award-winner Mike Rud on guitar\, Tony Ferraro on drums\, and Doug Stephenson on bass. The band’s members have played with great artists both locally and internationally. \nLAURA LANDSBERG QUINTET – Thursday February 9 at 7:30 pm in The Griff – “Come Fly with Me” as Laura and her group of world-class musicians offer up an evening of music from the great American songbook to re-imagined versions of contemporary songs\, focusing on destinations worldwide. Laura’s vocal versatility will be supported by David Restivo on piano\, Paul Landsberg on guitar\, Rob Fahie on bass\, and Steven Parish on drums. \nMELODY DIACHUN QUARTET – Thursday March 16 at 7:30 pm in The Griff – Melody Diachun is a JUNO and National Jazz Award nominated vocalist and songwriter with her own sound\, style\, and approach to creating new music. Joining her in The Melody Diachun Quartet are award-winning pianist and composer David Restivo\, guitarist\, bassist\, songwriter\, and producer Doug Stephenson\, and celebrated drummer Tony Ferraro. \nANDREA SUPERSTEIN: OH MOTHER – Thursday May 18 at 7:30 pm in The Bailey Theatre – Andrea Superstein’s new show\, OH MOTHER\, is a multimedia tour de force inspired by real life stories of motherhood. Andrea’s powerful vocals are accompanied by breathtaking videos with heartfelt imagery. \nThe Jazz at the Griff series is made possible thanks to funding from McEwan Law\, BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, the Government of Canada\, and Tourism South Kootenay. We also gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia. \nCOVID Protocols– Show dates\, times and conditions may be subject to change as mandated by Provincial Health Orders and subject to the COVID climate. At this time\, masks are recommended but not required. We are not required to ask for proof of vaccination and shows can operate at 100% capacity. Patrons will be notified by email of any changes in our COVID protocols.
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