Key City Theatre Gallery On Now through February
Personal Portraits – Stories in Ink
One year ago Centre 64 developed a fantastic photographic exhibition of body art – tattoos by Cranbrook photographer Neal Panton. Key City Gallery is presenting a reprise of part of the exhibition in our upper gallery for the month of February. Enjoy this brilliant study of artistry and personal stories. The gallery is open Monday to Friday 10 am to 4 pm and during performances. For more information call 250-426-7006
JUST WHO IS YOKI?
Yoki has a new exhibit in the Gallery at Cranbrook Arts on Baker Street. His show is available for viewing from February 6th to March 3rd 2018. Yoki worked as a professional artist in Germany, Europe and Canada. He went on to study commercial photography in Munich and London. Once he settled in Cranbrook, he owned and operated a photo studio and custom framing business until his retirement. His love of the natural beauty found here in the Kootenay area is what Yoki portrays in his paintings. And he does it beautifully. ‘Yoki’ is the name Jurgen Flemming uses to sign his paintings. Why? Come and ask him on Saturday February 10th between 2 and 4 p.m. He’ll be there.
In the gallery at Centre 64
Landmarks, glass art by Katherine Russell, Julie Reimer and Tyler rock. In the gallery from Jan. 30 to Feb. 24. Exhibit opening reception Saturday, Feb. 10 2 to 4 p.m. Come meet the artists. Refreshments served.
Thursday, Feb. 15
Mount Baker Jazz Festival
Gala Performance featuring The Mount Baker Vocal Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Band.
All proceeds suppor Mount Baker Music at the 2018 Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival
Art Movie Night
Centre 64 presents the Friday night Art Movie Program on Feb 16 at 7:30 pm
with “The Dali Dimension - Decoding the Mind of a Genius”
This award-winning film delves into the psycho of the greatest Surrealist painter of all time.
Admission by donation. Light snacks provided. No host bar.
Feb. 17
Friends of the Cranbrook Public Library Audio Visual and Magazine Sale
Stop by the Manual Training School (adjacent to the Library) and check out the “Audio Visual and Magazine Sale” of the Friends of the Cranbrook Public Library, 9 am to 4 pm. There will be DVDs, CDs, audiobooks, record of all ages. Also Magazines on a host of topics as well as Books on cooking, comedy, history and for children will be found.
Your donations for this sale are most welcome. Audio Visual items (of any age) and magazines (2015 & newer) can be dropped off at the circulation desk in the Library. Here’s your chance to declutter your home and help the Friends help the Library. For further info call Marilyn at 250-489-6254.
Tuesday, Feb. 20
Brent Butt
Key City Theatre
Born in Tisdale, Saskatchewan, BRENT BUTT discovered early that being funny was a good way to get attention. Brent honed his comedy in school and at the age of 20 moved to the city to pursue a career in stand-up. Within months he was headlining top clubs in Toronto, and within a couple years he was touring internationally and appearing at major festivals. His television specials quickly secured his reputation as one of the funniest people in the country, but he was also busy creating his own TV series – a sitcom called CORNER GAS. It became an instant hit with unprecedented ratings and numerous accolades including an International Emmy Award nomination, and was named “Funniest Show on TV” by TV Guide readers. Canada’s favourite comedy is now shown in over 26 countries including the US.
Wed. February 21
Fisher Peak Winter Ale Concert Series The Eisenhaurers
It has been said that all Canadian writing inevitably reflects the almost impenetrable vastness of the land and the great distances that separate us. If ‘The Road We Once Knew’ by the Eisenhauers, the husband and wife duo of Jeremy Eisenhauer and Sheree Plett Eisenhauer, is any indication, you’d be hard pressed not to come to the same conclusion about Canadian music. Simple, spare and heartbreaking in its directness, the concepts of distance, time and the wavering arcs of separation and reunion have rarely been as compellingly explored as they are in this powerful debut album.
February 24
Anastasia Ballet Jorgen
Saturday February 24th at 7:30pm Tickets $45 Regular | $39 Big Ticket | $35 Big Ticket PLUS
The mystery of what happened to the seventeen year old Grand Duchess has fascinated people for nearly a century. Anastasia is both the tragic story of an innocent girl and the subject of modern mythology, as there is great speculation about what actually happened that fateful summer of 1918. The human drama of a young girl born to privilege and cast out into a world of immense heartache proves an extraordinarily gripping tale. This ballet explores the emotions, aspirations, and affections of this lovable yet controversial character as the world transforms around her.
Tuesday, February 27
Travelogue
Have Camera Will Travel…. presents “2017 Purcell Traverse”
Join Steve Tersmette & Shawn Emmett on their great adventure! Slide presentation at Centre 64 on Tuesday, Feb 27 at 7:30 pm Admission by Donation to Kimberley Arts Council - Centre 64
Centre 64 Spring Concert Series
March 14 - The Amos Garrett and Julian Kerr Duet
April 18 - East Coast Celtic
May 9 - Slocan Ramblers
May 19 - The Gin Joints
Series pass $60 to $65, individual tickets $22 to $26. Members pay less for tickets.
March 17
Da-VIN-Ci paint night with artist Lori Joe
Introduction to acrylic painting, lots of fun, social environment. 6:30 pm | $35 + GST (includes all you’ll need to make an incredible work of art, instruction by professional local artist Lori Joe, snacks and a glass of wine)
The Community Cultural Forum scheduled for this week at Centre 64 has been postponed until Saturday, April 21. Topics covered will include: Cultural Planning; Building Volunteer Programs; Development and Fundraising