Open meditation for everyone. Meditation instruction provided. We start with Gelugpa Tibetan Buddhist prayers and mantra followed by awareness of breath sitting and walking meditation.
Rides from Nelson are available most Sundays. By bike it is about 40 minutes from town.

www.tcs.kics.bc.ca

Come celebrate United Nations International Peace Day with dances of universal peace. These dances are a moving meditation practice involving simple movements and music shared in a circle. A dance leader, supported by musicians, teaches participants a chant and movements.

To celebrate Peace Day, a special selection of dances will be offered focussing on peace as seen through the lens of several of the world’s spiritual traditions. No experience or partner is required – the dances are easy to learn and are taught to the whole group each time. Bring non-marking indoor shoes and a water bottle. By donation.

http://internationaldayofpeace.org/
http://www.peaceworksdancesna.org/index.htm

Come to Lakeside Park to view a series of short films from both young and mature filmmakers all from the Kootenays. Enjoy a range of films appropriate for all ages with many filmmakers in attendance to introduce their work. Sponsored by Kootenay Express Newspaper, Watershed Productions and Columbia Basin Trust.

Slated for the third Sunday of every month, this all ages event welcomes performing artists of all calibers and style to share in a coffee house setting their art. All types of performing talents (or non-talents) are welcome, including music, drama, dance and spoken word (poetry, story-telling, comedy.)
A place to share your work with a friendly and captive audience.

Entry is $3 and will help pay performers who travel from the distant corners of the West Kootenays.
Concession run by the the Rossland High School drama club.
Interested performers or volunteers may contact Michael Gifford at 250-362-7170 or e-mail giffmus@telus.net.

The first show has six booked acts thus far