Author: Laurie Schneider
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Nelson Civic Theatre 03 – 09 June 2022.
“This Friday, the Civic Theatre invites you to return to Downton Abbey in the much-anticipated sequel, Downton Abbey: A New Era. The formidable matriarch of the Crawley clan, Lady Violet, has inherited a villa in the south of France, while at the same time, Hollywood comes knocking at the ancestral family home. On Monday, experience…
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Horoscope for the Week: June 3, 2022
Tip of the Week: Mercury turns direct on June 3 after its tri-annual retrograde cycle. Although another 3 weeks is required to pass through the post shadow period, retracing the degrees during its apparent reverse motion, the forward motion will support clarity. We know that Mercury went from Gemini to back into Taurus during this…
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Nelson Civic Theatre 27 May – 02 June 2022.
This Friday, the Civic Theatre is excited for the opportunity to work with Vancouver International Film Festival once more as part of the VIFF Pop-Up Festival! The Nelson VIFF Pop-Up program features six diverse Canadian films from the 2021 festival. On opening night, May 27th, Kicking Blood, an idiosyncratic genre offering from Vancouver tells the story…
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Horoscope for the Week: May 27, 2022
Tip of the Week: The next New Moon is in Gemini and occurs on May 30. Mercury is the ruling planet for Gemini and it will still be retrograde in Taurus until June 3. So, the New Moon seed carries this extra weight, especially since Mercury is nearing its stationary stage prior to turning direct…
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OXYGEN ART CENTRE
DIG A HOLE IN THE GARDEN OPENS AT OXYGEN ART CENTRE 11 JUNE 2022 Oxygen Art Centre is excited to announce the opening of dig a hole in the garden, a duo exhibitionfeaturing artists Shannon Garden-Smith (Tkaronto/Toronto) and T’uy’t’tanat-Cease Wyss (Skwxwu7mesh/Sto:Lo/Hawaiian/Swiss) on Saturday 11 June 2022. Taking its name from Yoko Ono’s CLOUD PIECE (1963), dig a hole in the garden is an exhibition that explores…
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Happy Victoria Day,
In 1845, during the reign of Queen Victoria, May 24, the queen’s birthday, was declared a holiday in Canada. After Victoria’s death in 1901, an act of the Canadian Parliament established Victoria Day as a legal holiday, to be celebrated on May 24 (or on May 25 when May 24 fell on a Sunday). An…
