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Snow Fiesta Bonspiel
The annual Snow Fiesta Curling Bonspiel on January 28 was a whole lot of fun for the group of costumed curlers who entered in the skills competition. Each curler tried out the Stoughton 360 among other tough skills. Annalee Grant photos.
Community Day at KAR
It was Community Day at the Kimberley Alpine Resort on Dec. 18. Many families brought their kids out to learn to ski or snowboard under the blue skies. Annalee Grant photos
Canada Cup men's final
It was an exciting 10 ends for Kevin Martin and Glenn Howard at the Capital One Canada Cup of Curling on Dec. 4 at the Cranbrook Rec Plex. The Martin rink came out on top with a 7-4 score over Howard. Annalee Grant photos.
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Date: February 11, 2012
In celebration of Valentine's Day, Fort Steele is hosting a fundraiser for its aging Wildhorse Theatre that will feature local performers.
He Said/She Said is a celebration of relationships, told through various musicians, dancers, singers and actors. The gala benefit show will be held for one night only at the Wildhorse Theatre on February 11, and will feature talented Kootenay performers. All of the money collected will go towards restoring the theatre's seats.
The performance won't be all that's on the go the night of February 11. Twoonie games during the intermission will be held, and backstage tours will be offered to see the restoration work that has already been done.
Tickets to see He Said/She Said are available at the door for $15, or by calling Fort Steele at (250) 417-6000. Aasebo is still looking for interested performers to take to the stage. If interested, contact her at (250) 420-7154.
