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Kootenay artists and heritage sites to welcome visitors during Culture Tour

Arts My Creston Now Staff -
Artists, galleries, museums and heritage sites across the Kootenays will welcome visitors free of charge during the 18th annual Columbia Basin Culture Tour on Aug. 8 and 9.

After a landmark year in 2024, multi-award-winning band, Red Dirt Skinners are bringing their show to Kootenay River Theatre

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After a long-term illness, 2023 had threatened to end the career of Internationally touring band, Red Dirt Skinners, 2024 became the stuff of dreams. The...

Creston puts out call for mural artists

Arts Sam Pike -
More art will be coming to downtown Creston following the call for mural artists to submit proposals. The wall between...

History About Town Week tours ready to march through Creston

Agriculture Sam Pike -
Those interested in the history of Creston will have a chance to learn through guided tours during History About...

Creston celebrates first Pride Fest

Arts Sam Pike -
On Saturday, Creston celebrated its first Pride Fest in its 100 years of history. Mountain Park Resort was packed full...

Creston’s first pride fest in 100 years

Arts Sam Pike -
Creston is all set to celebrate its first Pride Fest this Saturday. A farmer's market, open mic, queer trivia contest,...

Lower Kootenay Band celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day

Arts Sam Pike -
Many were gathered at the Wilfred Jacobs Building for the recognition of National Indigenous Peoples Day on Friday, June...

Market park project naming ceremony dubs new park ʔak̓uǂni

Arts Sam Pike -
The market park project in Creston has officially been named following a ceremony yesterday, June 20. The park hosts the...

White grain elevator in Creston marked for deconstruction

Agriculture Sam Pike -
The Creston Valley skyline will change dramatically following the deconstruction of one of the two iconic grain elevators. Built in...

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