Arts, Culture and History Thrive in Kaslo
Over recent years, the iconic Langham Cultural Centre has completed a long list of renovations with Trust support, making it one of “BC’s 100 Best Buildings”.
Interest: Arts, Culture and Heritage
Nature Richly on Display on Salmo Community Building
A playful mural highlights the surrounding environment.
How do Local Artists Showcase the Basin?
An artist explores how people in the region are “In This Together”
Student Intern Position Opens Pottery Studio Doors
The Trust supports full-time position for student in expanding Fernie Arts business
The Studio/Stage Door Finds Versatility in its Renovations
Trust support helps open new streams of revenue for Cranbrook Community Theatre
Protecting History
Constructed in 2019 with Columbia Basin Trust support, the Heritage Rail Car Building—more commonly known as the train shed—covers three tracks and nine of the museum’s 19 historic train cars.
Festival Season Came Back
Groove to live music…marvel at wall-sized art…go on a guided wetland wander…or laugh as your kids jump in a bouncy castle, their faces painted like butterflies. All of these are once again becoming possible, thanks to the return of festivals.
Restoring a Legendary Passenger Ship
The Village of Kaslo’s Historic (Water)mark
Public Displays of Affection
Public Art is a visual love letter to the Village of Salmo.
Heating up a historic arts space
Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre improves energy efficiency in a unique space.
