Entertainment

Art in the Park is an annual event hosted by Parks Canada that takes groups of artists into remote locales to study and create.

The Revelstoke Times Review is proud to co-sponsor the Nov. 4 screening of Warren Miller’s Like There’s No Tomorrow at the Legion.

Three-time Juno award winner David Francey is performing at the Amble Inn on October 25.

The Deaner is taking his life on the road with his band Nightseeker. He’ll be doing a live commentary of FUBAR 2 and playing a show this Saturday, Oct. 15, at the River City Pub.

A lack of Curly McLains, Jud Frys, Will Parkers, Andrew Carnes, Ali Hakims and Ike Skidmores has led to the cancellation of the planned 2012 Revelstoke Theatre Production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!

This year L’Association des Francophones des Kootenays Ouest (AFKO) will celebrate its 25th anniversary and say thank you to the public for their support with a theatrical adaptation of Saint-Exupéry’s Le Petit Prince. The play will be subtitled in English to show their appreciation for the support of the non-Francophone community.

When internationally-renowned sculptor Audrey Nanimahoo was ordered by the City of Revelstoke to stop carving in her home because her work contravened area zoning, she went into a dark place.

Two new shows are opening at the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre this Friday and they provide stark differences in their offerings.

The Nakusp Music Festival, a popular summer weekend retreat for many Revelstoke residents, is facing tough choices after two years of financial losses, including a $120,000 loss in 2011 after the event fell on the same weekend as the Sturgis North motorcycle festival in Salmon Arm. Read the story by Nakusp-based Arrow Lakes News associate editor Claire Paradis here.

Enigmatic Shane Bunting, more famously known as Madchild of Swollen Members, has returned from the brink of oblivion after a long battle with drugs.