Entertainment

Vancouver-based, B.C. born and raised Jaclyn Guillou (pronounced Ghee-you) is an award winning vocalist who is releasing her debut studio album with a tour of Western Canada this month...

All are invited to join Lesley Anderton, a retired geology instructor from Selkirk College, for an armchair voyage through the Northwest Passage.

As winter slips into spring and hearts grow restless for songs of joy, Maria in the Shower is back on the road to warm souls and get toes tapping.

Colin Bunt is a well known local country singer and songwriter. Although fairly new to Creston, Bunt has fit well into the music scene.

The Creston and District Public Library’s next film presentations are High: The True Tale of American Marijuana and Bizet's Carmen.

An affectionate paean to small-town U.S.A. of a bygone era, Meredith Willson’s The Music Man follows fast-talking traveling salesman Harold Hill as he cons the people of River City, Iowa, in 1912 into buying musical instruments and uniforms for a boy’s band he vows to organize...

Former Creston resident Jennifer Huscroft’s work will be displayed alongside that of her grandmother, Chris Herchmer, and great-aunt, Jeannette Ford, at the Creston and District Public Library through April 16.

Summer Is Icumen In! This Old English song title also marks the occasion to celebrate with the Blossom Valley Singers at the upcoming spring concert and tea.

In the summer of 2010, Corbin Keep and Mel Watson were invited to play at Starbelly Jam. On the way there, they performed at the Snoring Sasquatch arts house.

The March 21 Friends of the Cinema presentation features a movie that tells the story of a historic labour struggle in an English automobile factory.