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SUMMARY:Elton John Tribute: The Yellow Brick Road Experience
DESCRIPTION:https://youtu.be/zcfISH7FU7k \nLMS Entertainment proudly presents \nElton John Tribute: The Yellow Brick Road Experience \nTuesday\, October 10th @ 7:30pm \nTickets $49.45 \nAt The Bailey Theatre in Trail\, BC \nExperience firsthand how Andrew Johns commands the stage with his spot on piano and vocal skills that take you back to Elton John in his prime! \nTake a trip down memory lane as Andrew Johns and his all-star band\, The Jets\, relive all the greatest hits in this dynamic tribute featuring some of North America’s finest session and touring musicians. \nThe band is made up of veteran touring musicians including 4 time Juno award winner Julie Masi (from the Parachute Club) and Dennis Marcenko (from  Colin James) and the Uptown Hornz 3 piece horn section. \nCome join the excitement\, passion\, and stunning musicianship as “The Yellow Brick Road Experience” showcases all Elton John’s greatest hits such as “ Yellow Brick Road”\, “Burn Down the Mission”\, “Your Song”\, “Crocodile Rock”\, “Tiny Dancer”\, “I’m Still Standing”\, “Saturday Night’s Alright” and many more. See you on The Yellow Brick Road! \nTickets $49.45 and are available online at tickets.trail-arts.com\, by phone at 250-368-9669\, and in person at the Bailey Box Office at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, Trail. For August the Bailey Box Office is open Tues-Wed-Thursday from 12- 4 pm. After Labour Day weekend\, the Box Office is open Mon to Friday from 12 – 4 pm. \nTickets purchased on-line or by phone must 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. \nReserved Seating. \nLicensed Event. Building doors open 60 minutes before show time with theatre doors open 30 minutes before show time.
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SUMMARY:Trio Fibonacci-The Giants of Minimalism
DESCRIPTION:TDAC’s Classical Series presents \nTrio Fibonacci: The Giants of Minimalism \nThursday\, October 12\, 2023 at 7:30 pm in the Muriel Griffiths Room. \nSingle tickets are $30. Buy a 3 performance Classical Series pass for $72. Only 100 tickets available for Griff shows. \nNEW – Purchase a 2023-24 Patron Membership $25 and get a 20% discount on all 2023-24 shows presented by Trail & District Arts Council (some exceptions apply) plus more benefits. More details here. \nThe Trail & District Arts Council presents classical masters Trio Fibonacci performing in the Muriel Griffiths Room of The Bailey Theatre on Thursday\, October 12 at 7:30 pm as part of our Classical Series. \nDiscover a captivating body of works as Trio Fibonacci perform music that goes straight to the heart of melody in The Giants of Minimalism. The highlight of this concert: Max Richter’s masterly recomposition of the “Four Seasons” by Vivaldi\, which takes us to the convergence of past and present. Works by Glass\, Nyman\, Amar\, Eno and Einaudi complete this programme of spellbinding simplicity. \nWorks featured: Ludovico Einaudi: “I Giorni and Petricor”; Michael Nyman: “The Heart Asks Pleasure First”; Philip Glass: “The Hours”; Radiohead: “No Surprises”; Brian Eno: “By This River”; Leonard Cohen: “Hallelujah”; and Recomposed by Max Richter: “Vivaldi – The Four Seasons”. \nWatch the trailer at https://youtu.be/WF93mjR2CoE. \nTrio Fibonacci made its first appearance on the Canadian music scene in 1998\, with the press reporting that “to hear them is to enter into the world of miracles” (Le Devoir\, Montreal). They have been guided by some of the world’s most respected chamber musicians\, including Menahem Pressler\, members of the Alban Berg\, Guarneri and Vermeer String Quartets\, and by their mentors Eberhard Feltz and Michael Vogler in Berlin. \nTrio Fibonacci is internationally recognized for its brilliant interpretations of the entire piano trio repertoire\, from the works of Haydn through to collaborations with over sixty living composers on four continents. Their concert tours have led them to several European countries\, to Argentina\, South Africa\, Brazil and Japan\, to Berlin\, San Francisco and New York. Trio Fibonacci has performed for television in Canada\, China\, and Brazil\, and their concerts have been broadcast on Canadian\, German\, Belgian and Chilean radio networks. \nTrio Fibonacci is: \nJulie-Anne Derome\, violin – Winner of the prestigious 2003 Virginia Parker Prize of the Canada Council for the Arts\, given to underline her innovative work as a performer. She received a special prize at the 1992 Yehudi Menuhin Competition in Paris for her interpretation of Anthèmes by Boulez\, and in 1996 released a CD of twentieth century solo violin works resulting in the BBC Music Magazine hailing her as “a star in the making”. \nGabriel Prynn\, cello – Gabriel is a soloist\, a member of the Trio Fibonacci\, and a guest artist with diverse ensembles\, notably the Ensemble Alternance in Paris. Gabriel has taught at École Normale de Musique (France)\, Royal Academy of Music (UK)\, Conservatory of Belgrade (Serbia)\, Conservatory of Nagoya (Japan)\, and Hochschule Hanns Eisler (Germany). Musical Toronto says\, “Prynn has a particularly silken bowing arm and remarkable control. Everything played was poised\, seamless and impeccably shaped.” \nMaxim Shatalkin\, piano – Laureate of the 2004 Mstislav Rostropovich Foundation Award\, the 2012 Rachmaninoff International Competition in St. Petersburg\, and the 2013 Vienna International Piano Competition\, and winner of the prestigious 2006 Swedish International Duo Competition with cellist Alexander Zababurkin. As a member of the Kudriakova-Shatalkin Piano Duo\, he was also a prizewinner in the 2015 International Competition Pietro Argento in Italy and the 2016 International Chamber Music Ensemble Competition in Boston (USA).”…a masterfully driven piano artist\,… overall an incredible\, dazzling virtuosity”. \nLearn more about Trio Fibonacci at https://www.triofibonacci.com. Trio Fibonacci is represented by BOULEV’ART Inc. \n75 minutes including intermission. General Admission. Licensed event. Doors at 7 pm and show at 7:30 pm. All tickets available online at tickets.trail-arts.com\, by phone at 250-368-9669\, and in person at the Bailey Box Office at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, Trail. \nThis performance is made possible thanks to funding from the 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. Their tour is supported by the Canada Council for the Arts. \nOur Classical Series includes: \nTrio Fibonacci: The Giants of Minimalism  -Thursday\, October 12 at 7:30 pm.\nDiscover a captivating body of works as Trio Fibonacci perform pieces that go straight to the heart of melody in The Giants of Minimalism. The highlight of this concert is Max Richter’s masterly recomposition of the “Four Seasons” by Vivaldi\, which takes us to the convergence of past and present. Works by Glass\, Nyman\, Cohen\, Radiohead\, Eno and Einaudi complete this programme of spellbinding simplicity. \nJessica McMann Trio – Sunday\, November 5 at 3:00 pm (with afternoon tea service).\nThe Jessica McMann Trio is the instrumental musical project of Jessica McMann\, an Alberta -based Cree (Cowessess\, SK)\, multi-disciplinary artist. Jessica works with diverse musicians to share lesser-known repertoire based around themes of ecology\, spirituality\, and language recovery. A classically trained flutist her work fuses together traditional language and dance with her own contemporary experiences as an Indigenous woman and Two-Spirit person. \nJanelle Fung and Marina Thibeault: Invisible Cities – Friday\, February 9 at 7:30 pm.\nCelebrated concert duo Marina Thibeault (viola) and Janelle Fung (piano) delight audiences across Canada\, the United States\, and Europe with their elegant\, spellbinding performances and engaging presence. Their program “Invisible Cities” uses at its core British composer Charlotte Bray’s Ivor Novello Award-winning work “Invisible Cities”\, along with Paul Hindemith Sonata op.11 no:4 Fantaisie and Dmitri Shostakovich The Sonata for Viola and Piano\, Op. 147.
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SUMMARY:Hey Viola!
DESCRIPTION:TDAC’s Performing Arts Trail Series presents Hey Viola! Viola Desmond – The Soundtrack of a Life on Friday October 13th at 7:30 pm at The Bailey Theatre. \nTickets – $30 Adult. Tickets 30 years and under $10. \nPerforming Arts Trail Series Pass – 6 shows for $164.00. NEW – Purchase a 2023-24 Patron Membership $25 and get a 20% discount on all 2023-24 shows presented by Trail & District Arts Council (some exceptions apply) plus more benefits. More details here. \nIn Hey Viola! Vancouver songstress and actor Krystle Dos Santos\, whose extraordinary commanding\, powerful and rich voice\, brings to life Viola Desmond by using a dynamic and inspirational live musical soundtrack from the 1930s to 1960s. With the support of musicians Chris Davis\, Steven Charles and Jen Lewin\, Krystal explores the many facets of this incredible woman through stories and song in a jazz-style cabaret. \nHey Viola! could not be more relevant in this time of Civil Rights\, Black Lives Matter\, and Women’s Rights movements. As the newest face on Canada’s ten-dollar bill\, Viola Desmond’s life is an important Canadian story. This multi-faceted person is brought to life through an interactive conversation with the audience. Best known for her courage to stand up to systemic racial injustices in Canada when she refused to leave the whites-only section of Nova Scotia’s Roseland cinema in 1946\, she was also a feminist and successful businesswoman as a beauty product icon. \nTeaming up to create this work are two immense talents: Tracey Power and Krystle Dos Santos. Tracey Powers\, who created Glory\, Chelsea Hotel\, The Songs of Leonard Cohen and the musical Miss Shakespeare is the co-creator and director. Working with her is Krystle Dos Santos\, 2x Western Canadian Music Award winning soul\, jazz and R&B singer based out of Vancouver\, Canada. With an extraordinary actor\, blues\, jazz and soul singer and creator of BLAK\, exploring Canada’s Black history. \n“I feel so honoured to be able to continue to share Viola’s story\, now more than ever as we continue to make our way through a time when perspective and togetherness is so important\,” stated Krystle Dos Santos. “Viola was such an incredibly driven\, intelligent\, and strong woman. Her story is an important message to share … audiences really open up to her experience and feel a connection to her as a person through this production.” \nThe show features iconic songs\, including: I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire\, Dream A Little Dream\, This Train\, On the Sunny Side of the Street\, Tomorrow is my Turn\, A Kiss to Build a Dream On\, A Change is Gonna Come\, Sinnerman\, Trouble In Mind\, Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood\, Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around\, Smile\, Feeling Good\, Mississippi Goddam\, and I Wish I Knew How It would Feel to be Free. \n“Hey Viola! gives us a surprisingly in-depth portrait of an extraordinary woman\, a pioneering Canadian entrepreneur and reluctant civil rights hero and martyr…first-rate entertainment\, a story of hard-earned hope generously told with artistry and class.” – Vancouver Sun \n“Raw\, genuine\, and emotional”- Broadway World \n90 min – no intermission. Reserved Seating. All tickets available online at tickets.trail-arts.com\, by phone at 250-368-9669\, and in person at the Bailey Box Office at 1501 Cedar Ave.\, Trail. \nPhoto by Murray Mitchell. \nThis performance is made possible thanks to the support of our sponsors The Best Western Plus Columbia River Hotel\, Century 21 Kootenay Homes (2018) Ltd.\, Pharmasave Trail\, Teck Trail Operations\, Tourism South Kootenay and media sponsor Bounce FM\, as well as our funders the BC Arts Council\, BC Touring Council\, and the Government of Canada. We also gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia. \n2023-24 Performing Arts Trail Series includes: \nHey Viola! on Friday\, October 13 at 7:30 pm.\nA musical exploration of Canadian Civil Rights hero Viola Desmond using a live musical soundtrack of iconic songs from the 1930s to 1960s. Vancouver songstress and actor Krystle Dos Santos uses her extraordinary powerful and rich voice to explore the life of this incredible woman through stories and song. Tickets $30. \nCasting Off by A Good Catch on Friday\, November 3 at 7:30 pm.\nAward-winning Australian circus group Casting Off throws away stereotypes as these dynamic women tumble\, talk\, and balance precariously. This joyful\, witty\, and family-friendly circus show is a refreshing and uplifting conversation between three generations. “…a multi-faceted gem of a spectacle”. Tickets $30. \nThe High Bar Gang on Saturday\, February 10 at 7:30 pm.\nThe Juno Award nominated BC supergroup uses stunning vocal harmonies for a unique take on old time bluegrass. The Band is – Dave Barber: banjo\, mandolin\, guitar\, vocals; Kirby Barber: vocals\, guitar\, bass; Rob Becker: bass; Barney Bentall: vocals\, guitar; Wendy Bird: vocals\, guitar; Colin Nairne: guitar\, mandolin\, vocals; Shari Ulrich: vocals\, fiddle\, mandolin. Tickets $30. \nBallet Jörgen’s Anne of Green Gables – The Ballet® on Tuesday\, February 27 at 7:00 pm.\nA uniquely Canadian story of a young orphan whose imaginative spirit changes lives\, Anne of Green Gables the beloved novel by Lucy Maud Montgomery is now a full-length ballet. Making the production even more special\, a company of 16-20 dancers will be joined on stage by 8 local participants. Tickets $45. \nThe Wilds by WONDERHEADS on Tuesday\, March 5 at 7:30 pm.\nThe moving and magical wordless award-winning show\, about a man’s journey into The Wilds to find his wife and beloved tree\, features WONDERHEADS’ signature masks and captivating puppetry to move its audiences to both laughter and tears. The show is Pixar meets Miyazaki with a touch of Henson. Tickets $30. \nArts Club Theatre’s Made in Italy on Saturday\, March 30 at 7:30 pm.\nA one-man\, hilariously heartwarming show that celebrates family and food by weaving the electrifying music of the 1970s with classic Italian tunes. A second-generation Italian teen struggling to find his place in Jasper\, Alberta\, reinvents himself as a crooner and ladies’ man. Equal parts comedy\, music\, and heart.\nTickets $40.
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SUMMARY:The Miracle Club
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council’s MONDAY CINEMA \nThe Miracle Club \nat The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail. \nMonday\, October 16th @ 4 pm\nDoors at 3:30 pm \n$12/person – No assigned seating. Only 143 seats available. \nTHE MIRACLE CLUB \nSet in 1967\, THE MIRACLE CLUB follows the story of three generations of close friends\, Lily (Maggie Smith)\, Eileen (Kathy Bates)\, and Dolly (Agnes O’Casey) of Ballygar\, outside Dublin\, who win a pilgrimage to the sacred French town of Lourdes\, that place of miracles that draws millions of visitors each year. Just before their trip\, their old friend Chrissie (Laura Linney) arrives in Ballygar for her mother’s funeral. The women set out on the journey that they hope will change their lives\, with Chrissie\, a skeptical traveler\, joining in place of her mother. Along the way\, old wounds are reopened\, forcing the women to confront their pasts even as they travel in search of a miracle.\nREVIEWS: \n“Filled with heart and humanity. It is a story of faith and forgiveness\, heartbreak and healing\, regret and redemption. This magnificent ensemble cast never misses a beat… a quietly feminist film that honors the invisible labor of women\, the complexities of motherhood\, and the belief that change is possible\, with or without a miracle.” – Liz Whittemore\, REEL NEWS DAILY \n“A fantastic cast. A minor miracle. Check your cynicism at the door\, and let these talented actors share their stories.” – Clarence Moye\, AWARDSDAILY \n“The Miracle Club is a reason to celebrate this summer\, if only for the chance to see a sterling and beloved cast. Smith\, Bates and Linney are superb.” – Pete Hammond\, DEADLINE \n“A celebration of friendship and forgiveness served up with warmth and gentle humour.” – Allan Hunter\, SCREENDAILY \nTHE MIRACLE CLUB stars 3-time Oscar-nominee Laura Linney (“Ozark”\, “The Truman Show”\, “The Big C”\, “The Savages”) 2-time Oscar winner Maggie Smith (“Downton Abbey”\, the “Harry Potter” series\, “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel”\, “Gosford Park”) and Kathy Bates (“Misery”\, “Titanic”\, “Fried Green Tomatoes”\, “Disjointed”)\nDir: Thaddeus O’Sullivan / Cast: Kathy Bates\, Laura Linney\, Maggie Smith / Country: Ireland\, UK / Length: 1hr 30 mins / Language: English / Genre: Comedy\, Drama / Rating: PG \nMonday Cinema is presented by Trail and District Arts Council and screens at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail.\nAll films begin at 4:00 pm.\nTickets $12 at tickets.trail-arts.com or call the Box Office at 250-368-9669 Monday to Friday from 12-4 pm. \nOnly 143 tickets available for this screening. If tickets are available\, they will go on sale at the venue 30 minutes before the screening.\nDoors will open 30 minutes prior to show time.\nThe Monday Cinema series is part of the Toronto International Film Festival Film Circuit and proudly supported by Wellington Altus Private Wealth Management and MP Wealth Advisory. \nOther films in the Fall Monday Cinema series are:\nOct 23: Something You Said Last Night – After being fired from her job\, an aspiring mid-twentys trans woman and writer accompanies her Canadian-Italian family on vacation as she struggles to balance independence with the comfort of being taken care of.\nOct 30: Past Lives – Nora and Hae Sung\, two deeply connected childhood friends\, are separated after Nora’s family emigrates from South Korea. Two decades later\, they are reunited in New York to confront notions of destiny\, love\, and the choices that make a life\, in this heartrending modern romance.\nNov 6: The Eight Mountains – An epic journey of friendship and self-discovery set in the breathtaking Italian Alps\, following the profound\, complex relationship between Pietro and Bruno over four decades.\nNov 20: Little Richard: I Am Everything – Through a wealth of archive footage we see Richard’s complicated life story as interviews with family\, musicians\, and cutting-edge Black and queer scholars look at a career and life that pinballs between God\, sex and rock n’ roll.\nNov 27: Blue Jean – Based around the passing of homophobic laws in Thatcher’s England the film looks at these issues from the viewpoint of a closeted lesbian who has to choose between her job as a teacher and her identity.\nDec 4 – TBA\nDec 11: The Lesson – When a young author takes a tutoring position at the estate of his idol\, a legendary writer\, he soon realizes that he is ensnared in a web of family secrets\, resentment\, and retribution.
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SUMMARY:Dean Brody-Right Round Here Tour
DESCRIPTION:Kootenay Concert Connection presents \nDean Brody – Right Round Here Tour 2023 \nWednesday October 18th at 7:30 pm at The Bailey Theatre\, Trail BC \nTickets $75.50 (front of theatre)  or $65.50 (back of theatre & balcony) \nTickets on sale on Friday June 2nd at 12 noon through the Bailey Theatre Box Office\, in person\, by phone at 250-368-9669. Bailey Theatre Patron members can purchase early starting at 12 noon on May 31st.   Memberships can be purchased on-line or by contacting our box office. See below for details.  \nJoin multi-platinum Canadian artist Dean Brody in an intimate acoustic performance as he takes us on a chronological journey through his music and story. Dean Brody is celebrating the biggest years of his career. No country artist has owned the Canadian “Live”stage more than Dean in recent years with three national arena tours (2 breaking national ticket sale records)\, an acoustic national tour and as the only Canadian country artist to hold a 7-year residency at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage. \nNot one to ever slow down\, Brody has been busy setting records and marking major career milestones. 2021saw the acclaimed artist land his sixth and seventh number ones at Canadian country radio on back-to-back duets with his history-making track “Boys” featuring country music’s fastest rising star Mickey Guyton and “More Drinkin’ Than Fishin’” with labelmate Jade Eagleson. He also secured his 18th CCMA Award\, landing the “Top Selling Canadian Single” with his #1 track featuring The Reklaws\, “Can’t Help Myself.”  \nHe kicked off 2022 by earning a JUNO Awards nomination for Country Album of the Year and securing his first TRIPLE-PLATINUM single with “Bring Down The House\,” making him only the second artist in Canadian history to ever achieve this status on a single. He also landed his eighth #1 with his single “Where’d You Learn How to Do That.” Brody celebrated these moments with fans throughout the year with headlining stops across the country including Budweiser Stage (Toronto)\, Festival Country Lotbinière and Dauphin Country Fest\, a 10-night residency at the Calgary Stampede as well as a show in his hometown of Fort Steele with the NHLPA. \nA passionate storyteller and unmatched lyricist\, Dean has risen and continues to remain at the top of the Canadian country landscape with an impressive 34 Top-10 singles (including 8 #1’s)\, 18 CCMA Awards\, 2 JUNOs\, more than 425+ million global streams and numerous gold and platinum certified singles (including 1triple platinum and 3 double platinum). Only Shania Twain has more Canadian streams than Dean when looking at Canadian country artists “lifetime” results. \nWhile a consistently celebrated entertainer\, Dean also dedicates a large part of his life to philanthropic efforts through his charity\, The Dean Brody Foundation. To continue his foundations’ mission\, Dean has recently entered into a partnership with International Justice Mission (IJM)\, a global organization that shares the core values and goals of The Dean Brody Foundation. Working together to prevent violence and exploitation before it happens\, the multi-year partnership with IJM will provide Dean the opportunity to work as an IJM Canada Ambassador and highlight his decade-long fight for justice on a global scale. \nDon’t miss Dean Brody’s Right Round Here Tour 2023 presented by the Kootenay Concert Connection at The Bailey Theatre. Get your tickets soon to avoid disappointment. \nLearn more at https://www.deanbrody.com/ \nTrail Arts Council Patron Members can purchase starting at 12 noon on May 31st.  2023-24 Patron Memberships are $25 and can be purchased on-line or by contacting our box office 250-368-9669 or visiting us at 1501 Cedar Avenue\, Trail.  On-line membership purchases may take 12 hours to become active.   \nAll seats reserved.  Wheelchair seating is available but can only be purchase through the box office 250-368-9669. Licensed event.  Building Doors at 6:30 pm. Theatre Doors a 7:00 pm. Performance at 7:30 pm. This venue does not issue print-at-home or electronic tickets.  Your paper tickets can be picked up at the box office in the hour before show time or in advance at The Bailey Theatre box office Mon-Friday from 12 noon – 4 pm.
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SUMMARY:Trail & District Arts Council AGM
DESCRIPTION:Please join us at the Trail & District Arts Council AGM on October 19 at 7 pm in the Muriel Griffiths Room\, 1501 Cedar Avenue in Trail.\nPlease RSVP by email to info@trail-arts.com or call 250-364-3003.\nMore details to come.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/trail-district-arts-council-agm/
LOCATION:The Bailey Theatre\, 1501 Cedar Ave\, Trail\, BC\, V1R4E6\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Something You Said Last Night
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council’s MONDAY CINEMA \nSomething You Said Last Night \nat The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail. \nMonday\, October 23rd @ 4 pm\nDoors open at 3:30 pm \n$12/person – No assigned seating. Only 143 seats available. \nSOMETHING YOU SAID LAST NIGHT\nA writer in her twenties\, Ren reluctantly accompanies her Italian-Canadian parents and younger sister on vacation after being fired. Their wildly nostalgic mother cranks up Italian pop tunes and demands everyone sing along and enjoys her holiday by drinking all night long. The more reserved Ren\, who is trans\, is left to her own devices but\, having very little cash\, must utilize the free activities the resort offers — all targeted towards children or seniors. \nThe film perfectly captures the tenor of a summer vacation where sun\, watered-down booze\, boredom\, and embarrassment are standard while underneath a slight uneasiness reflects Ren’s discomfort at being in a conservative beach town. \n“…a film that shows what it’s like to be an average person who happens to be trans…a simple\, quiet film about the taking a vacation with the people who always get on your nerves but you can’t help but loving. “ – CityNews \n“De Filippis… directs with sensitivity\, confidence and tact\, offering a slice of life representation that brims with authenticity.” – Marina Ashioti\, Little White Lies \n“Transness is only the start of what Luis De Filippis brings to this distinct\, at times deliciously low-key\, tale of family and arrested development.” – Drew Gregory\, Autostraddle \nDirector: Luis De Filippis / Cast: Carmen Madonia\, Ramona Milano\, Paige Evans / Country: Canada\, Switzerland / Length: 1 hr 36 mins / Language: English\, Italian / Genre: Comedy\, Drama / Rating: PG. Some subtitles. \nMonday Cinema is presented by Trail and District Arts Council and screens at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail.\nAll films begin at 4:00 pm.\nTickets $12 at tickets.trail-arts.com or call the Box Office at 250-368-9669 Monday to Friday from 12-4 pm.\nOnly 143 tickets available for this screening. \nIf tickets are available\, they will go on sale at the venue 30 minutes before the screening.\nDoors will open 30 minutes prior to show time. \nThe Monday Cinema series is part of the Toronto International Film Festival Film Circuit and proudly supported by Wellington Altus Private Wealth Management and MP Wealth Advisory. \nOther films in the Fall Monday Cinema series are: \nOct 16 The Miracle Club – There’s just one dream for the women of Ballygar: to win a pilgrimage to the sacred French town of Lourdes. A quietly feminist film that honors the invisible labor of women\, the complexities of motherhood\, and the belief that change is possible. \nOct 23: Something You Said Last Night – After being fired from her job\, an aspiring mid-twentys trans woman and writer accompanies her Canadian-Italian family on vacation as she struggles to balance independence with the comfort of being taken care of. \nOct 30: Past Lives – Nora and Hae Sung\, two deeply connected childhood friends\, are separated after Nora’s family emigrates from South Korea. Two decades later\, they are reunited in New York to confront notions of destiny\, love\, and the choices that make a life\, in this heartrending modern romance. \nNov 6: The Eight Mountains – An epic journey of friendship and self-discovery set in the breathtaking Italian Alps\, following the profound\, complex relationship between Pietro and Bruno over four decades. \nNov 20: Little Richard: I Am Everything – Through a wealth of archive footage we see Richard’s complicated life story as interviews with family\, musicians\, and cutting-edge Black and queer scholars look at a career and life that pinballs between God\, sex and rock n’ roll. \nNov 27: Blue Jean – Based around the passing of homophobic laws in Thatcher’s England the film looks at these issues from the viewpoint of a closeted lesbian who has to choose between her job as a teacher and her identity. \nDec 4 – TBA \nDec 11: The Lesson – When a young author takes a tutoring position at the estate of his idol\, a legendary writer\, he soon realizes that he is ensnared in a web of family secrets\, resentment\, and retribution.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/something-you-said-last-night/
CATEGORIES:first,MONDAY CINEMA
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DTSTAMP:20260630T180853
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SUMMARY:Colin James Blues Trio
DESCRIPTION:Kootenay Concert Connections \npresents \nColin James Blues Trio \nWednesday\, October 25\, 2023 at 7:30 pm \nThe Bailey Theatre\, Trail BC \nMulti-Juno Award Winner and Platinum Recording artist COLIN JAMES will be bringing his Blues Trio to The Bailey Theatre on October 25th. One of Canada’s most well-known artists Colin James’s songs\, including Just Came Back\, Five Long Years\,Voodoo Thing\, Keep on Loving Me Baby\, Into the Mystic\, Man’s Gotta Be a Stone and many more\, have become household favourites for people across the country. \nColin James latest album Open Road has been nominated by the Blues Foundation for Blues Rock Album of the Year. The BMA’s which are held in Memphis in May are generally recognized as the highest honour which can be given to a blues musician. \nWith a career spanning over 30 years\, and with a track record that includes 20 studio albums\, 8 Juno Awards\, 27 Maple Blues Awards and multi-platinum record sales\, Colin James never stops. His latest release\, Open Road\, is a celebration of personal connections. It includes original tunes written with long time collaborators such as Colin Linden\, Craig Northey and Tom Wilson and interpretations of covers by a diverse group of songwriters including Bob Dylan\, Albert King\, Tony Joe White and others. \nHis 2018 album Miles To Go garnered worldwide attention\, debuting on the Billboard Blues Charts and holding a position on the RMR Blues Chart for 24 weeks\, 14 weeks in the top 10. He continues to sell out shows across Canada with over 80\,000 tickets sold on tours over the past 3 years. Colin was inducted into the Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame in 2013. \nHis 1988 self-titled debut was the fastest-selling album in Canadian history. It won him his first Juno and an opening spot on tour with Keith Richards. His second album\, Sudden Stop\, featured his hit Just Came Back\, which reached #3 on the U.S. radio charts and earned him the Juno Award for “Single of the Year.” But it was 2016’s Blue Highways that landed him one of his biggest hits\, Riding in the Moonlight\, a Willie Dixon song that garnered millions of streams on Spotify. With his 2019 release Miles To Go\, Colin earned the Juno Award for Blues Album of the Year\, as well as 6 Maple Blues Awards in several blues categories. \nOver the years Colin has worked with some of the world’s most revered artists including\, Bonnie Raitt\, Albert Collins\, Pops Staples\, Robert Cray\, Albert King\, Keith Richards\, Lenny Kravitz\, ZZ Top\, Mavis Staples\, Luther Allison\, Roomful of Blues\, Bobby King and Terry Evans\, John Hammond Jr.\, The Chieftains\, Carlos Santana\, Little Feat\, Johnny Hallyday\, Jeff Healey\, and Buddy Guy. In addition to his own recording and touring Colin is a prolific songwriter\, his music has been recorded by the likes of Maria Muldaur\, Johnny Hallyday and Lucinda Williams. \nColin James remains at the top of his game\, always challenging himself musically. A consummate professional and a superb guitarist\, Colin is a musician’s\, musician. The confidence that comes with maturity can be heard in his voice and seen in his electrifying stage performance. \nTickets $53.50 including all taxes and fees.  All seats are reserved.  \nBuilding Doors at 6:30 pm. Theatre Doors a 7:00 pm. Performance at 7:30 pm.  Two 45 minutes set with a 15 minute intermission.  \nTickets go on sale to the general public on Friday May 19th at 12 noon.  Patron Members can purchase early starting at 12 noon on Tuesday May 16th.  2023-24 Patron Memberships are $25 and can be purchased on-line or by contacting our box office 250-368-9669 or visiting us at 1501 Cedar Avenue\, Trail.  On-line membership purchases may take 12 hours to become active.  \nLicensed Event.  Building doors open 60 minutes before show time with theatre doors opening 30 minutes before show time.\nTickets purchased on-line or by phone 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.   \nColin James Blues Trio is presented by the Kootenay Concert Connection in association with The Goat & Bridge FM.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/colin-james-blues-trio/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20231026T193000
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SUMMARY:James Brown & Dave Restivo
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council’s Jazz at The Griff Series presents \nJames Brown & Dave Restive \nThursday\, October 26\, 2023 @ 7:30 pm in the Muriel Griffiths Room at The Bailey Theatre\, Trail BC \nSingle tickets are $22. Or buy a 6-show Jazz at the Griff Series pass for $110. Passes available only by visiting or calling the box office 250-368-9669.\n**NEW 2023-24 Patron Membership for $25 and get 20% OFF all Trail Arts Council presentations! More details here. \nThe Jazz at the Griff series brings you James Brown & Dave Restivo. Enjoy the jazz club vibe as you savour a glass of wine in a setting that is up close and personal with the band. \nComposer and guitarist James Brown returns to BC to present a series of concerts with the Juno award winning pianist Dave Restivo. The duo will interpret new and previously recorded compositions from Brown’s catalogue including music from their 2021 Koerner Hall premiere of the “Mosley Street Suite” and Brown’s 2022 release “Song Within the Story”. Guest artists are Rob Fahie on bass\, and Joel Fountain on drums. \nJames Brown is a guitarist\, composer\, educator and one of Canada’s most talented and versatile musicians.He has preformed and recorded with many leading artists and ensembles and has recorded four critically acclaimed CD’s of original music. His recent full scale composition “The Mosley Street Suite” premiered at Koerner Hall in August 2021 and his fourth studio album “Song Within the Story”\, (featuring Clark Johnston\, Anthony Michelli and Mike Murley) was released on NGP records in March of 2022. \nOther recordings have featured Don Thompson\, Quinsin Nachoff\, Jim Vivian\, Andrew Downing\, Ernie Tollar\, John Obercian and Christopher Lee. James has also performed with The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (with Eric Idol)\, Toronto Philharmonia\, Sound Streams Canada (with The Hilliard Ensemble)\, Art of Time Ensemble and CanStage. He also performed in the Canadian premiere of “2X5” a new work by New York composer Steve Reich. \nJames’ compositions range from solo guitar to symphony orchestra and have been performed and recorded by numerous ensembles and soloists including: Orchestra Toronto\, Trinity Chamber Ensemble\, Jeffrey McFadden\, William Beauvais and The Montreal Guitar Trio. James has a Master of Arts Degree in Composition from York University and is currently on Faculty at The Oscar Peterson School of Music (formerly: The Royal Conservatory School). \n“Music that makes you sit up and take notice.” – Jazz FM 91.1 (Toronto) \n“…James Brown is exploratory\, inventive with a natural fluency and a ton of endless\, intriguing ideas.” – Performing Arts magazine \n“..one of the foremost contributors to the developing guitar repertoire in Canada.” – Jeffery McFadden (University of Toronto) \nDavid Restivo is one of Canada’s most respected and influential jazz artists. He is a 3-time winner of the National Jazz Awards’ Pianist of the Year Award and is listed in the current edition of Canadian Who’s Who. David is well known for his work with Rob McConnell’s Boss Brass and Tentet\, the Mike Murley Quintet\, and legendary songwriter Marc Jordan\, and received a JUNO Award for his work on the 2001 recording The Rob McConnell Tentet (Justin Time). He has also performed and recorded with Dave Holland\, Jon Hendricks\, Kenny Wheeler\, John Abercrombie\, Jerry Bergonzi\, Mel Tormé\, John Pizarelli\, the Woody Herman Orchestra\, Pat LaBarbera\, Carla Bley\, Steve Swallow\, George Garzone\, Howard Johnson\, Ingrid Jensen\, Christine Jensen\, Kevin Mahogany\, Randy Bachman (BTO/Guess Who)\, David Clayton Thomas\, Molly Johnson\, and many other outstanding artists. ​ \nDavid can be heard on numerous recordings\, including the Grammy-winning Mel Tormé/Rob McConnell collaboration Velvet and Brass (Concord Jazz)\, Mike Murley’s Conversation Piece (Cornerstone)\, Marc Jordan’s This is How Men Cry (Blue Note/EMI)\, and his own lauded debut Prayer for Humankind(ness) (Radioland/Universal). David has served on the music faculty at the Banff Centre for the Arts\, St. Francis Xavier University\, University of Manitoba\, Humber College\, and the University of Toronto. In January 2019\, David joined the faculty in the Selkirk College Contemporary Music & Technology Program. \n“…one of the most burning piano players!” – Kenny Werner\, jazz great \nSingle tickets are $22. Or buy a 6-show series pass for Jazz at the Griff for only $110. Only 100 tickets available to Griff shows.\n**NEW 2023-24 Patron Membership for $25 and get 20% OFF all Trail Arts Council presentations! More details here. https://tickets.trail-arts.com/TheatreManager/1/login?pass=0.\nAll individual tickets available online at tickets.trail-arts.com\, by phone at 250-368-9669\, and in person at the Bailey Box Office at 1501 Cedar Ave\, Trail. Jazz Series passes are available ONLY by calling or visiting the Box Office. \nLicensed Event. Seats for all Griff performances are general admission. Two 40 minute sets with a 15 minute intermission. Groups of 4 can reserve a table by contacting the Box Office in advance. \nOn-line ticket sales end 3 hours before show time (4:30 pm). When available\, tickets can be purchased at the door. Griff doors at 7 pm. Show at 7:30 pm. \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. \nShows in the Jazz at The Griff series include: \nJames Brown and Dave Restivo – Thursday\, October 26\, 7:30 pm\nComposer and guitarist James Brown returns to BC to present a series of concerts with the Juno award winning pianist Dave Restivo. The duo will interpret new and previously recorded compositions from Brown’s catalogue including music from their 2021 Koerner Hall premiere of the “Mosley Street Suite” and Brown’s 2022 release “Song Within the Story”. Guest artists are Rob Fahie on bass\, and Joel Fountain on drums. \nRick Lingard Quintet – Thursday\, November 30\, 7:30 pm\nThe Rick Lingard Quintet features Rick Lingard as lead vocalist and saxophonist\, Juno award-winner Mike Rud on guitar\, award-winning pianist David Restivo\, Tony Ferraro on drums\, and Doug Stephenson on bass. The band’s members have played with great artists both locally and internationally. \nA Jolly Holiday – Thursday\, December 21\, 7:30 pm\nA lively and uplifting set of jazz and show tunes with a sprinkle of Christmas dust on top. Take a journey with Erik Mortimer and Nadine Tremblay as this quartet play some piano solos and sing songs from 1940’s onward that are meant to entertain. Playing all covers\, they will dazzle you with songs made famous by Peggy Lee\, Amy Winehouse\, Coco Love Alcorn\, Ella\, Bing and more. \nMelody Diachun Quartet – Thursday\, February 15\, 7:30 pm\nA heartwarming evening of soulful melodies with Melody Diachun\, a nominee for Jazz Artist of the Year at the 2023 Western Canadian Music Awards. Joining Melody are Doug Stephenson on guitar\, Jill McKenna on acoustic bass\, and Joel Fountain on drums. Together\, they will create a captivating ambiance with a selection of love-themed songs\, specially curated for those who understand the true essence of love. \nItamar Erez Quartet – Thursday\, March 14\, 7:30 pm\nItamar Erez is an internationally renowned composer\, guitarist\, and pianist\, who blends the delicateness of Middle Eastern music\, the freedom found in jazz\, and the passion of flamenco\, to create a unique sound. Erez received the 2014 ACUM Prize for Special Achievement in Jazz and the prestigious 2014 Landau Prize. The quartet also features John Nicholson (sax)\, Jeff Gammon (bass)\, and Kevin Romain (drums). \nFawn Fritzen Quartet Thursday\, April 18\, 7:30 pm\nRaised on folk\, classical\, and musical theatre\, Fawn Fritzen embodies Canada’s diversity with her mixed cultural roots of Chinese\, French\, and German\, singing in her three ancestral languages as well as English. Joining Fawn are pianist David Restivo\, guitarist/bassist\, Doug Stephenson\, and drummer Tony Ferraro.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/james-brown-dave-restivo/
CATEGORIES:first,JAZZ
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20231028T110000
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SUMMARY:Discover Circus At Spooktacular
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council and SPOOKTACULAR \npresent  \nDiscover Circus at the Bailey Theatre! \nSaturday\, October 28th\nDoors open at 10:30am\nShows at 11 am\, 12 pm\, & 1 pm. FREE! No tickets required!  Just arrive at The Bailey Theatre about 20 minutes before show time and find your way to a seat. Family show appropriate for all ages! \nBailey Theatre joins in the Spooktacular fun with a free show to excite the whole family on your trick or treat trail. \nSpooktacular is a Teck sponsored event at The Bailey Theatre. \nDiscover Circus from Nelson will entertain with colourful circus fun in free 20-minute circus performances. Watch the acrobats as they perform aerial work on silks\, do partner acrobatics\, dance\, and much more! Shows at 11 am\, noon\, and 1 pm. \nEach performance is followed by a 30 min Circus workshop. Learn circus tricks and try out your skills at aerial silks\, rainbow ribbons\, poi\, juggle balls\, tumbling station and hoola hoops with Discover Circus. All ages and skill levels are welcome. \nFor the workshops please bring a comfortable\, form fitted change of clothes with a long-sleeved option. No zippers\, jewelry\, sequins\, perfumes or lotions please. Aerial silks participants are required to sign a waiver prior to trying the rig. \nDiscover Circus is a local social enterprise offering training and community to those who wish to explore the circus arts. It was created\, under the umbrella of the Nelson Circus Performers Association\, by a group of local artists and performers that value artistic expression\, cooperation\, inclusiveness\, and play.  \nThis show is part of the Spooktacular fun for all ages\, 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 Trail Operations. \nMore info about The City wide Spooktacular event found at https://calendar.trail.ca/default/Detail/2023-10-28-1100-Spooktacular
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/discover-circus-at-spooktacular/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20231030T160000
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SUMMARY:Past Lives
DESCRIPTION:Trail & District Arts Council’s MONDAY CINEMA \nPast Lives \nat The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail. \nMonday\, October 23rd @ 4 pm\nDoors open at 3:30 pm \n$12/person – No assigned seating. Only 143 seats available. \nNora and Hae Sung\, two deeply connected childhood friends\, are wrest apart after Nora’s family emigrates from South Korea. Two decades later\, they are reunited in New York for one fateful week as they confront notions of destiny\, love\, and the choices that make a life\, in this heartrending modern romance. \n97% on Rotten Tomatoes \n“A transcendent debut for South Korean-Canadian filmmaker Celine Song\, this romantic drama is a masterclass in slow\, simmering storytelling. It will stay with you\, maybe even into your next life.” – Empire Magazine\n“The performances are impossibly strong and awards-season ready. Anything other than a best actress Oscar nomination for Lee will be criminal.” – Times (UK)\n“This is a film containing oceans of truth\, centuries of longing and vast feelings of open-hearted tenderness.” – Globe and Mail\n“For a movie in which the characters often dance around their feelings without directly addressing them\, Past Lives speaks volumes. It’s only January\, but there’s no doubt it will be one of the best films of the year.” -The Hollywood Reporter \nDirector: Celine Song / Cast: Greta LeeTeo YooJohn Magaros / Country: USA\, South Korean / Length: 1 hr 45 mins / Language: English\, Korean / Genre: Drama / Rating: PG. Equal parts English and subtitles.. \nMonday Cinema is presented by Trail and District Arts Council and screens at The Royal Theatre\, 1597 Bay Avenue\, Trail.\nAll films begin at 4:00 pm. \nTickets $12 at tickets.trail-arts.com or call the Box Office at 250-368-9669 Monday to Friday from 12-4 pm.\nOnly 143 tickets are available for this screening.\nIf tickets are available\, they will go on sale at the venue 30 minutes before the screening.\nDoors will open 30 minutes prior to show time. \nThe Monday Cinema series is part of the Toronto International Film Festival Film Circuit and proudly supported by Wellington Altus Private Wealth Management and MP Wealth Advisory. \nOther films in the Fall Monday Cinema series are:\nOct 16 The Miracle Club – There’s just one dream for the women of Ballygar: to win a pilgrimage to the sacred French town of Lourdes. A quietly feminist film that honors the invisible labor of women\, the complexities of motherhood\, and the belief that change is possible. \nOct 23: Something You Said Last Night – After being fired from her job\, an aspiring mid-twentys trans woman and writer accompanies her Canadian-Italian family on vacation as she struggles to balance independence with the comfort of being taken care of. \nOct 30: Past Lives – Nora and Hae Sung\, two deeply connected childhood friends\, are separated after Nora’s family emigrates from South Korea. Two decades later\, they are reunited in New York to confront notions of destiny\, love\, and the choices that make a life\, in this heartrending modern romance. \nNov 6: The Eight Mountains – An epic journey of friendship and self-discovery set in the breathtaking Italian Alps\, following the profound\, complex relationship between Pietro and Bruno over four decades. \nNov 20: Little Richard: I Am Everything – Through a wealth of archive footage we see Richard’s complicated life story as interviews with family\, musicians\, and cutting-edge Black and queer scholars look at a career and life that pinballs between God\, sex and rock n’ roll. \nNov 27: Blue Jean – Based around the passing of homophobic laws in Thatcher’s England the film looks at these issues from the viewpoint of a closeted lesbian who has to choose between her job as a teacher and her identity. \nDec 4 – TBA \nDec 11: The Lesson – When a young author takes a tutoring position at the estate of his idol\, a legendary writer\, he soon realizes that he is ensnared in a web of family secrets\, resentment\, and retribution.
URL:https://new.trail-arts.com/event/past-lives/
CATEGORIES:first,MONDAY CINEMA
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