Upcoming Events

Snk̛míp Dig Deeper takes viewers on a transformative journey, revealing how ecological restoration and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples are intertwined. It’s a compelling exploration about wetland restoration and of how true stewardship of the land must honor the ancient wisdom and enduring presence of its original inhabitants. 

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With an unwavering passion for music and a deep connection to their audience, Michael Huber and Nils Loewen gig together and separately, honing their skills, entertaining audiences and bringing people together through the universal language of song. Their warm spirit, talent, and dedication to their craft make them a pleasure to experience.

Throughout their careers, Michael and Nils have released multiple albums and played countless gigs. In 2018 they worked together on the EP Michael Huber - Wake Up. This recording was well received and led to Michael's full-length recording, Spirit Bear, combining poetic songwriting with a mesmerizing cast of BC's best musicians. Available on all streaming services.

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Come join the book launch of visual artist and Kokanee Glacier hut keeper Petra Hekkenberg. Her new book titled "Further in the Alpine" is a continuation of her illustrated journal that you might already be familiar with, "In the Alpine" (2022). Enjoy another year of illustrations, stories and observations from her time working in Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park.

Petra offers an optional 1hr illustrating workshop after her book presentation. 

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Whether creating new songs with 17th-century lyrics, reinterpreting familiar carol melodies, or writing new winter-inspired songs, James Hill and Anne Janelle are building bridges between new and old. How do we reconcile ancient traditions with modern life? How do we honour the expression of yesterday while telling the stories of today? James and Anne's new winter-holiday album, The Midnight Clear, has one foot in the past and the other in the present. It's music that does what music does best: binding us to our traditions while guiding us ever-onward. 

Join James and Anne for an evening of re-imagined carols and original winter songs. The duo's award-winning blend of voices, percussion, ukulele and cello makes “the perfect evening of tunes, stories and musical virtuosity” (Wellington Dominion-Post). 

This concert is part of a nationwide tour to celebrate the release of The Midnight Clear. For this performance, James and Anne will be joined by the lush sounds of a string quartet of familiar kootenay faces, including Jeff Faragher and Martine denBok.

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