• The Rawling Brothers: (www.rawlingbrothers.com) Excellent original country music by this fine touring group. Smooth harmonies and fine musicianship.
• Ash: (myspace.com/okanagan.ash) Three guys that really “cook” together. Good players and singers, with energy that will get your toes tapping.
• The John Hough Trio: Folk music at its best. John has played the Whatshan Music Festival before and is

The Dances of Universal Peace are a joyous, multi-cultural way to touch the spiritual essence within ourselves and others. The Dances use sacred phrases from the many spiritual traditions of the world to promote peace and create an integrated experience of body, mind, and spirit.

No experience or partner necessary. Admission is by donation. Bring non-marking indoor footwear and a water bottle.

What is the King’s Company to do without William Shakespeare? Find out July 10-13, and July 17-20 at the TNT Playhouse, in Brian d'Eon's "More Willful Pursuits", a follow-up to the hit play that delighted Nelson audiences a decade ago.

The hopeless Henry Condell portraying Sir Francis Drake? Shakespeare his own father? Six actors, re-enacting the Battle of the Spanish Armada? The farce never lets up in "More Willful Pursuits"! 8 PM - Tickets $15 Eddy’s Music or door. A CBT funded project.

Gareth and Duran will be here to dazzle and delight us with their guitar and voices. Don't miss out on great music, fabulous desserts, and delicious beverages in our relaxing family atmosphere.