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SUMMARY:Riceboy Sleeps
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council’s MONDAY CINEMA presents Riceboy Sleeps at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail on Monday\, April 3rd at 4 pm. \n$12/person – No assigned seating. Only 143 seats available. \n“Riceboy Sleeps” is a compassionate and poetic film about a South Korean single mother determined to provide a better life for her young son in the suburbs of Canada.\nAfter losing her husband\, So-young relocates to Canada in the 1990s with their young son\, Dong-hyun. As Dong-hyun is brutally bullied by his classmates\, his mother battles loneliness\, racism\, and sexism at work causing a rift to grow between mother and son. \nDirector Anthony Shim uses his own experiences growing up in British Columbia in the 1990s as inspiration for the film. His portrayal of the very different perspectives of a boy and his mother\, perfectly captures Dong-hyun’s loneliness and frustration\, and So-young’s isolation and sacrifices\, as he elegantly interweaves social realism with fable-like sequences. \nSome subtitles. \nDirector: Anthony Shim / Cast: Choi Seung-yoon\, Ethan Hwang\, Dohyun Noel Hwang / Country: Canada / Length: 1hr 57 mins / Language: English\, Korean / Genre: Drama // Rating: TBA \n“Nothing less than a heartbreaking\, funny and often astoundingly beautiful piece of work\, Riceboy Sleeps is a new Canadian classic.” – Dorothy Woodend\, The Tyee \n“The tender bond between a mother and her son underpins a poignant coming-of-age story in Riceboy Sleeps.” – Allan Hunter\, Screen International \n“This tender and tragic film gracefully expresses not only the sense of being an outsider\, but tells the story in a way that all audiences can understand\, making it easier for viewers to relate to the immigrant experience…” – Louisa Moore\, Screen Zealots \nMonday Cinema is presented by Trail and District Arts Council and screens at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail. \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. \nMonday Cinema is supported by the TIFF Film Circuit and sponsored by Wellington-Altus Private Wealth and MP Wealth Advisory. \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/riceboy-sleeps/
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SUMMARY:I Like Movies
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council’s MONDAY CINEMA presents I Like Movies at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail on Monday\, April 17th at 4 pm\, \n$12/person – No assigned seating. Only 143 seats available. \nLawrence is a self-obsessed teenager and cinephile living in early-2000s Burlington\, Ontario. So certain that his dreams will come true he believes that as long as he can make thousands of dollars working part-time at his local video store he’ll jet off to NYC to be mentored by a grateful Todd Solondz. \nAs Lawrence forms a complicated friendship with his older female manager\, and his only real friendship with long-time buddy and fellow lonely guy Matt starts to crumble\, it becomes increasingly clear that Lawrence’s movie obsession is a way of burying a world of hurt and avoiding any real connection. \nContent advisory: themes of suicide\, sexual abuse\, and mental distress \nDirector: Chandler Levack / Cast: Isaiah Lehtinen\, Alex Ateah\, Dan Beirne / Country: Canada / Length: 1hr 39 mins / Language: English / Genre: Comedy / Rating: TBA \n“A film that is small but not slight\, sweet but not cloying\, and the kind of thing that can make even a cynical critic like movies again.” – Katie Rife\, indieWire \n“It’s not just a tribute to movies\, but a tribute to what the best movies can accomplish — encouraging us to look out as much as we look in.” – Drew Gregory\, Autostraddle \nMonday Cinema is presented by Trail and District Arts Council and screens at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail. Tickets 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. \nMonday Cinema is supported by the TIFF Film Circuit and sponsored by Wellington-Altus Private Wealth and MP Wealth Advisory. \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/i-like-movies/
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SUMMARY:Sansei: the Storyteller
DESCRIPTION:TDAC’s Performing Arts Trail Series presents Sansei: The Storyteller and Yamabiko Taiko Drummers (Double Bill) on Tuesday\, April 18\, 2023 at 7:30 pm at The Bailey Theatre. \nIt may seem as though a light-hearted look at the Japanese Internment isn’t possible until you hear Kunji Ikeda say\, “If the Japanese Internment of WWII didn’t happen\, I wouldn’t be alive.” Sansei: The Storyteller uses dance\, theatre\, and humour to tell the story of one of Canada’s darkest decisions. Kunji Ikeda investigates the social climates and hardships that affected the Ikeda family after they were labeled enemy aliens after the December 7\, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor triggered the internment and dispossession of tens of thousands of Japanese-Canadians. \nIkeda conveys his grandparents’ emigration from Japan to British Columbia\, where his grandfather became a successful fisherman in Steveston\, B.C. Then\, in vivid contrast\, his stories follow his family’s incarceration as his grandmother\, father and uncle were held at Rosebery\, an internment camp outside New Denver\, while his grandfather was sent to live and work in a road camp to build the Hope-Princeton Highway. \nWith compassion and unexpected humour\, Kunji Mark Ikeda shares his discovery of where he came from\, how his family navigated their histories\, and how the rampant racism of past generations has affected the Japanese community today. \nThe silver lining? If not for the internment\, Ikeda wouldn’t be here to tell this story today… \nIn a tale that is both illuminating and profoundly personal\, Sansei: The Storyteller weaves together dance\, narrative\, historical audio\, and recorded family recollections in a moving work that CBC hailed as both “timely” and “uniquely beautiful.” Created and performed by Kunji Ikeda. Watch the trailer at https://youtu.be/tJBU7pDNEKs \nCreator/performer Ikeda “dances and says more with the movement of his fingers than many actors do with reams of dialogue” -Calgary Herald \n“A tale of profound historical impact. Sansei is storytelling at it’s finest; sophisticated\, meaningful\, moving\, and humorous.” – Laurie Fife\, Ottawa Storytellers Society \n“He’s a terrific stage presence… a natural-born storyteller. The agony and ambiguity of the Japanese Internment comes out as much in his dance as it does in his words.” – Stephen Hunt\, Calgary Herald \nAwards:\nOutstanding Performance by an Actor in a Drama (Nominated) – Betty Mitchell Award 2019\,\nOutstanding Choreography (Nominated) – Betty Mitchell Award 2019\,\nBest of Fest (Winner) – Calgary International Fringe Festival 2014. \nThe Yamabiko Taiko Drummers will close out the evening with their high energy performance! Founded in 2003 in Kelowna\, BC\, Yamabiko (meaning ‘Mountain Echo’ in Japanese) Taiko began with very humble and simple desires: purely to enjoy and play Japanese Taiko-style drums and be lost in their power and grace. Starting with homemade instruments made from packing tape and cut-to-size sewer pipes they began to gather in the basement of a member’s house. Today\, Yamabiko Taiko has evolved into a regularly performing group and practices have moved to the basement of the Kelowna Buddhist Temple. \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. \nIndividual Adult Ticket: $30. \nPLUS: \n\nthe bargain price of $10 for anyone under 30 years old\n2 for 1 for hospital / medical employees for all Performing Arts Trail shows.\nNew 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.\n\n60 min Sansei: The Storyteller followed by 30 min Yamabiko Taiko Drummers. Reserved Seating. Intermission. \nDon’t miss the last Performing Arts Trail Series show the Huu-Bac Quinte on 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. \nThe Performing Arts Trail series is sponsored by Teck Trail Operations\, Pharmasave Trail and Century 21 Kootenay Homes (2018) Ltd. With funding support from the BC Arts Council\, the Province of British Columbia\, the BC Touring Council 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– 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/sansei-the-storyteller/
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SUMMARY:Hotel California
DESCRIPTION:Kootenay Concert Connection presents \nHOTEL CALIFORNIA – The Original Eagles Tribute \nWednesday April 19\, 2023 at 7:30 PM at The Bailey Theatre \nAdmission $49.50 – Reserved Seating \nFans of the Eagles will be happy to note that THE Original Eagles’ tribute\, Hotel California\, is coming back to the Kootenays next April/2023. This is no ordinary tribute\, because for over three decades now\, Hotel California have been recreating the legendary sound of THE EAGLES\, and thrilling audiences all over the world. The band set the bar in 1986\, and they’ve remained the industry leading substitute for the Eagles ever since. Hotel California has evolved into a masterful celebration of the Eagles’ music. One of the most game-changing song catalogs in the history of rock n roll is performed to perfection before your eyes and ears. The tour in B.C. sold out in just about every venue in 2019\, so you are advised to reserve your tickets early. Playing to huge outdoor and arena audiences\, and sharing bills with some incredible rock legends like the Doobie Brothers\, Lynyrd Skynyrd\, Styx\, and REO Speedwagon has taken the band where no tribute band has gone before. \nWhat makes Hotel California so special? Well\, incredible lead vocal similarity\, intensely accurate instrumental work\, soaring harmonies\, and of course top flight live performances.  \n“I had the opportunity to see HC for the first time in 2011\, and I was blown away. One could close their eyes and be certain it was the Eagles performing Live.” (Kevin Bunting Ontario\nLottery and Gaming Corp. Toronto). \n“You guys are the best! What a wonderful night. Over 7900 people enjoyed your performance. I will never forget the "Best of my Love serenade." Words cannot express how special that moment was for me.” (Sheila Walker-Wolf Pen Amphitheatre\, College Station\, TX). \n“You guys sounded great. Loved your Vocals. We’d like to invite you to sing our last song on stage with us-Listen to the Music.” (The Doobie Bros. Blue Ash Sports Centre Ohio\, 80\,000\npeople). \nTwo sets witih 20 minute intermission. Licensed Event.  Building doors open 60 minutes before show time with theatre doors opening 30 minutes before show time. Tickets can be picked up at the box office on show day between 6:30 – 7:30 pm. Or at the Bailey Theatre Box Office Monday – Friday between 12 – 4 pm.  \nCOVID Protocols\n•Theatre Capacity is 100% (735 people) for this event.\n•Masks are recommended but not mandatory.\n•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.
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SUMMARY:Older Than the Crown - Film & Talk
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council’s MONDAY CINEMA presents Older Than the Crown – Film & Talk at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail on Monday\, April 24th at 7 pm. \nThe Trail & District Arts Council is honoured to present the documentary “Older than the Crown” that follows the Sinixt people’s fight for their legal right to exist in their homelands of Canada. \nThis is a “Choose Your Price” event. Choose to pay $5\, $10\, $15 or $20 per person. Reserve online by clicking on the “Buy to This Event” button at the bottom of this page\, or by contacting our box office at 250-368-9669. Please note if reserved online\, there is a $1/ticket convenience fee. No assigned seating. Only 138 seats available. \nAfter the deliberate separation and an unjust declaration of extinction\, the Sinixt people return to their ancestral land in Canada to continue practicing and protecting their aboriginal rights. “Older Than The Crown” follows the trial of Sinixt tribal member Rick Desautel who in 2010 was charged with hunting as a non-resident and without a proper permit in Canada. Rick harvested an elk on the ancestral land of the Sinixt people in Vallican\, British Columbia. To the Sinixt\, hunting on ancestral land is an aboriginal right gifted to them by Creator. It’s a right that has legally been denied to the Sinixt people since 1956 when the Canadian government unjustly declared them extinct in Canada\, despite the nearly 3\,000 members existing on the Colville Indian Reservation in Washington State. Now with the Desautel Hunting Case\, the Sinixt people have a chance to not only bring light to their unjust extinction by the Canadian government but also to abolish the declaration completely. \nWatch the trailer https://vimeo.com/386394687 \nThe documentary is 1 hour in length and will have a pre-screening welcome and post screening 30-minute talkback with filmmakers Derrick LaMere and Shelly Boyd\, with the opportunity to ask questions.\nLearn more about the documentary at https://www.olderthanthecrown.com \nDerrick LaMere (Executive Producer & Director) is a Native American filmmaker (“Rocky Boy”\, “Little Shell”\, “Sinixt”\, “Entiat”\, “Wenatchi”) from Spokane\, Washington. His award-winning documentary work has included official selections to more than 35 film festivals internationally. \nShelly Boyd (Producer) is a member of the Sn̓ʕay̓ ckstx (Sinixt/Arrow Lakes) band of the Colville tribe. Shelly is the Arrow Lakes Cultural Facilitator for the Colville Tribes and her work revolves around the recently reversed declaration of extinction of Sn̓ʕay̓ckstx people in Canada. Shelly grew up on the Colville Reservation with her six siblings\, mother\, Grandmother\, Grandfather and Great Grandmother. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Eastern Washington University and a Masters in Education from Gonzaga University. \nMonday Cinema is sponsored by Wellington-Altus Private Wealth and MP Wealth Advisory. This screening is supported by funding from the BC Arts Council. \nTickets can be reserved through The Bailey Box Office at tickets.trail-arts.com or by calling or visiting The Bailey 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. Royal Theatre doors open 30 minutes before show time. If the show is not sold out\, tickets will be available at the door – cash only. \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/older-than-the-crown-film-talk/
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SUMMARY:Laura Landsberg Quintet
DESCRIPTION:TDAC’s Jazz at The Griff Series presents \nThe Laura Landsberg Quintet \nPOSTPONED! Thursday\, February 9th\, 2023 show has been POSTPONED until Thursday April 27th at 7:30 pm. \n@ 7:30 pm in the Muriel Griffiths Room. \nSingle tickets are $22. \nNEW DATE! Due to illness\, the Thursday Feb 9th performance by The Laura Landsberg Quintet has been postponed until Thursday April 27th. Patrons with Feb 9th tickets will be contacted by email. If you are not able to make the new date\, let us know by 4 pm on Feb 23rd and we will refund your ticket. \nTake a musical trip with the Laura Landsberg Quintet featuring songs about travelling in “Come Fly With Me”. Enjoy the jazz club vibe as you savour a glass of wine in a setting that is up close and personal. \nLaura and her group of world-class musicians will 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. This will surely be a musical voyage not to be missed. \nLaura Landsberg has been the featured soloist with the Universal Gospel Choir\, the Spokane Jazz Orchestra and the Vancouver Ensemble for Jazz Improvisation (VEJI)\, and has played with Hugh Fraser\, Donnie Clark\, Chris Brubeck\, and Ian McDougall. \nDavid Restivo is an award-winning pianist and composer and one of Canada’s most respected and influential jazz artists. A 3-time winner of the National Jazz Awards’ Pianist of the Year Award\, and JUNO Award winner. \nPaul Landsberg studied\, and later taught\, at Berklee College of Music in Boston. During that time he traveled with a top-40 cover band and was an original faculty member at Selkirk College. \nRob Fahie\, originally from Ottawa\, moved to Nelson in 2013 and has performed at prestigious venues around the world\, including “The Blue Note” and “Carnegie Hall”. \nDrummer Steven Parish studied at Berklee College of Music\, as well as privately with Frankie Dunlop\, Frank Malabe\, and the great Buddy Rich and was mentored by the legendary Les Paul. \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. \nShows 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. \nFRACTAL JAZZ -Thursday November 17 at 7:30 pm in The 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. \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/laura-landsberg-quintet-3/
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