Studio Cantilena (director Tobias F. Jenny) presents a Concert with Music for Shepherds and Kings played on Organ, Alpenhorn, Lute, Hammered Dulcimer, Flutes and Pipes. Singers of the Chant Group are joined by guest Artists Alan Rinehart and John Pengelly. Medieval chants and upbeat folk tunes are blended with renaissance and baroque music about shepherdesses and queens. Admission is by donation.

Your Moods and Emotional Rhythms are influenced by the Moon. Learn “when” and better understand “why” and “how” to use the ebb and flow of the Moon cycles. Learn to Live in Tune with the Sun and Moon.
January 6th and 13th 9:00 to 4pm $65.00 for 1 day, or $120.00 for 2 days.
Includes a 2008 Pocket Astrologer.
Contact Michael O’Connor for more information and to register 352.2901 or 1.888.3

Barbershop-style, four part harmony group... if you are a woman who loves to laugh and can carry a tune, come and join us! New session begins on January 9th.

Yoko Treasury Of Jewels CD release Celebration
featuring A Short Live Performance By Yoko accompanied on guitar by Park Cowin

Everyone is welcome to come to our advisory meeting to discuss upcoming grant and project opportunities. If you are a youth with an inspiration or would like to know more about Earth Matters project come on down! Tea and snacks provided.

You will learn where to get information and find resources to develop an idea from concept to fruition. Take your idea and get started under the guidance of Instructor Kate Bridger. 6 Classes $150

Kirtan, the congregational chanting of auspicious mantras and prayers to evoke higher consciousness. Followed by a short class and discussions on the "Bhagavad-gita As It Is" by disciples of the author A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada. Then followed by more kirtan and complimentary prasadam (spiritualized vegetarian food). Everyone is welcome to attend this FREE cultural event each Sunday evening.
Come out and discover the true meaning of Bhagavad-gita, Bhakti-yoga, transcendance, liberation and your real identity as "jivatma", pure spirit soul.

Come and dance and play.
With live improv music performed by John Deeley on stand-up bass.
Climbing, spinning, falling, rolling...with the language of movement.
$5, just to help cover space rental

Join us in welcoming Katimavik Youth Volunteers to Nelson with a classic community potluck! Bring a dish to share and your own feasting utensils. Katimavik participants will be helping many worth Nelson organizations this year through their volunteer efforts. Let's give them a big warm welcome to our beautiful city!

Throw pots on the weheel or for those who have experience, develop more wheel throwing skills. Learn and experiment with glazes. Bring old shirt or apron, ice cream or yogurt container and car wash sponge and we will provide the rest!
Instructor: Christina Dell

Kim Barlow's Lucky Burden show is an evening of multi media and folk music about the stories and lives of the people of the dying silver mining town of Keno City in the Yukon. Lucky Burden is a collection of songs and footage from 1914-1980 that tell stories of love, mixed blessings and the people of Keno City who immigrated from all over the world to make their lives there.

“LET THEM STAY DAY”
Participate in an International Mobilization on behalf of US War Resisters living in Canada.
Saturday January 26, 2008 3:00 - 4:30
at Nelson United Church - 602 Silica
Speakers will be followed by a community letter writing campaign. Come together to prove that the pen is mightier than the sword!

Contact: Ryan Johnson 505-5348 nwrsc@gmail.com

Kick back and celebrate winter in the Kootenays with the 100 Mile Potluck, Silent Auction and Dance! Bring something made with as many local ingredients as possible. Bid on local arts, services and food. Dance your pants off with OK and the 100 Mile Rounders. A licensed event. Admission by donation. Starts at 5, dinner at 6, dancing at 8. A fundraiser for RARTS and the Whole.

Kirtan, the congregational chanting of auspicious mantras and prayers to evoke higher consciousness. Followed by a short class and discussions on the "Bhagavad-gita As It Is" by disciples of the author A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada. Then followed by more kirtan and complimentary prasadam (spiritualized vegetarian food). Everyone is welcome to attend this FREE cultural event each Sunday evening.
Come out and discover the true meaning of Bhagavad-gita, Bhakti-yoga, transcendance, liberation and your real identity as "jivatma", pure spirit soul.

Enhance your techniques under the guidance of local Potter Robin Dupont. (Electric Wheels now used in the studio) Learn and experiment with glazes. Bring old shirt or apron, ice cream or yogurt container and car wash sponge.
Instructor: Robin Dupont