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K A M L O O P S
Great Live Music!All month long around Kamloops!
Boo at the Zoo!Family fun at the B.C. Wildlife Park!
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C O N T E N T S O C T O B E R 2 0 1 1
4 LIVE MUSICGeorge Canyon
Gino Monopoli’s Elvis Tribute
Th e Moody Blues
Avril Lavigne
Th e Zombies with Acoustic Strawbs
Johnny Winter with Tim Vaughn
Big Sugar with Wide Mouth Mason
Nordic Sojourn
Burlesque at the Blue Grotto
Magnifi cent Mahler
Pavlo World Tour
Th e Crazy Eighty Eight
Domestic Duos
Th e Contenders
Live Music in the local pubs
8 VISUAL ARTTh e Kamloops Art Gallery -On Th e Nature of Th ings-Culture Days-2011 Summer Art Camps-Tara Gardner: Th e Bones-Art Auction
Kamloops Bicycle Summit
Lynda Jones in Th e Courthouse Gallery
10 SPECIAL EVENTSFall Home Show
Antiques & Collectables Sale
Sporting Goods Sale & Ski Swap
Farmers Markets
Th anksgiving & Teddy Bear Picnic
100 Mile Th anksgiving
Sun Peaks Th anksgiving Celebrations
Jimmie JJ Walker
Writers Fair
Couples Cooking Class
CFBX Record Fair
Museum Archives Orientation
Museum Guided Tour
Haunted Kamloops Tour
Spooky Halloween Skate
Spooky Halloween Swim
Boo at the Zoo Extravaganza
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Salmon Arm Spooktacular
Salmon Arm Cemetery Tour
16 CHILDREN’S EVENTSKamloops Museum
Family Fun with Literacy Night
KamloopsParents.com Family Market
Big Little Science Centre
17 FILMA Better Life
Th e Guard
18 PERFORMING ARTSKids Acting Classes
Letters From Wingfi eld Farm
Betrayal
Th e Laughing Stock
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Tuesdays with Morrie
20 FUNDRAISERSNLM Back to Black II
Oktoberfest
Fashion Show at Sun Peaks
CIBC Run for the Cure
21 SPORTSKORRBC Off Road Championships
Big Pine BMX Race
Rivershore Golf Links Iron Man/Woman
Blazers Hockey Home Games
Storm Hockey Home Games
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12 SPECIAL EVENTS
Boo at the Zoo Extravaganza
Take a fun fi lled walk through the Alien Filled Experience. Th e Spook Train will be running all night and Uncle Chris the Clown will be on hand to add to the excitement for the kids.
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L I V E M U S I C
October 5, 2011
The Moody Blues have been musical mainstays for over thirty years. Th ey created a standard for classic rock
music that has garnered them numerous awards, platinum records, and a place in rock history. Show starts at 7:30 pm. Ticketmaster, ISC Box-Offi ce: 250-374-9200, 1-855-985-5000
Interior Savings CentreThe Moody Blues
George Canyon Kamloops Convention Centre
Gino Monopoli’s Elvis Tribute
October 20, 2011
George Canyon’s sixth studio album, Better Be Home Soon, captures and radiates his unique sound on what may be his most ambitious album yet. While maintaining
his distinctive sound the country star has introduced a seductive new edge into the mix!
October 14, 2011
The Legend Lives as GINO MONOPOLI captures the ‘essence of Elvis’. His love, admiration, and respect for Th e King
shines through in each and every performance. GINO’S ‘eerie’ portrayal of the rock-a-billy Sun Studio recordings, the patriotic Army years, the slick Movie years, the Sexy ‘68 comeback Special Show and the electrifying Concert years leave GINO’S audience spell-bound; not believing their eyes and ears, on their feet, and yelling for more!
GINO’S concerts are backed by the best Elvis Tribute Bands in North America. His true talent is evident when performing his high energy, interactive show while allowing his own brilliant personality to reveal itself. You won’t forget the GINO MONOPOLI EXPERIENCE!
Kamloops Convention CentreDoors: 6:30PM | Show: 7:30PM, 19+ showTickets are $32.50 (plus HST/service charge) Kamloops Live Box Offi ce: 250-374-LIVE.
Born and raised in Nova Scotia, Canyon got his fi rst taste of international fame and music industry attention aft er competing in USA Network’s televised “Nashville Star” in 2004. Aft er nearly sweeping the contest, Canyon released his debut album on Universal South - One Good Friend.
Canyon has sold over 250, 000 CDs, has won numerous awards including: two Junos, multiple East Coast Music Awards, Canadian Country Music Awards, and SOCAN Awards.
Kamloops Convention CentreDoors: 6:30PMShow: 7:30PM, 19+ showTickets: $49.50 (plus HST/service charge) Kamloops Live Box Offi ce: 250-374-LIVE.
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L I V E M U S I C
October 6, 2011
Avril Lavigne has earned eight Grammy Award nominations, won seven Canadian Juno Awards, and
sold more than 30 million albums and nearly 20 million tracks worldwide over the past eight years. With her multiple creative endeavors and impressive musical success, it’s worth pointing out that Avril Lavigne is all of 26 years old. She may be young, but she has evolved as a person, and as an artist since releasing her fi rst album: Let Go. Tickets: $37.50 & $49.50 (Plus FMF & SC). Available at TICKETMASTER, Interior Savings Centre Box-Offi ce, Call 1-855-985-5000 or online at ticketmaster.ca
Johnny Winter& opening guest Tim Vaughn
The Zombies with Acoustic StrawbsKamloops Convention Centre
Interior Savings CentreAvril Lavigne
October 7, 2011
Johnny Winter has been a guitar hero without equal. Signing to Columbia records in 1969 called largest solo artist deal of it’s
time, Johnny immediately laid out the blueprint for his fresh take on classic blues. Constantly shift ing between simple country blues in the vein of Robert Johnson, to all-out electric slide guitar blues-rock. Johnny has always been one of the most respected singers and guitar players in rock and the clear link between British blues-rock and American Southern rock (a la the Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd.) Come to the Kamloops Convention Centre on October 7th and experience Johnny Winter and Band with opening guest Tim Vaughn. Tickets available at: Kamloops Live! Box Offi ce, by phone 1-866-374-5483 & online at hightideconcerts.net. Tickets: $42.50 Advance / $50 Door
October 12, 2011
It has been 50 years since Th e Zombies hit the stage in St. Albans, England. Th is began their lengthy rock journey that has taken them all over the world, undergone many
lineup changes, and produced countless, hugely successful hits. On October 12th, Th e Zombies along with special guests: Acoustic Strawbs, will hit the stage at the Kamloops Convention Centre to showcase how the last half century has paid off for them.
Comprised of two original members: Colin Blunstone (lead vocals), and Rod Argent (organ, vocals), as well as newcomers Tom Toomey (guitar, vocals), Jim Rodford (bass, vocals), and Steve Rodford (drums), Th e Zombies have seen much commercial
success. Countless of their hits have been covered by the likes of Tom Petty, Juice Newton, Dave Matthews Band and the Foo Fighters. Additionally, Th e Zombies music was featured on season 6 of American Idol, in an episode of Th e Simpsons, and in Quentin Tarantino’s hit fi lm, Kill Bill Vol. 2.
Th e band has a new album, their 6th studio release, entitled Breathe Out, Breathe In which they will be performing along with a bunch of their classic hits during Th e Zombies tour this fall.
Doors: 7:00PMShow: 8:00PM, 19+ showTickets are $35 (plus HST/service charge) Kamloops Live Box Offi ce: 250-374-LIVE.
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L I V E M U S I C
BurlesqueThe Blue GrottoOctober 13, 2011
Great themed monthly performances in the old Vaudeville tradition with dancers, singers, and more! Doors open
at 8:00pm, show starts at 9:00pm. $5 cover, VIP presale tickets available for $10 at Instinct Adornment. 19+ Show. For more information call 250.372.9901
Big Sugarwith Wide Mouth Mason
Nordic SojournThe Kamloops Symphony
PavloWorld Mediterranean Tour
Magnifi cent MahlerThe Kamloops Symphony
October 26, 2011
Riding the wave of excitement their new studio album:
REVOLUTION PER MINUTE”, has generated, Big Sugar is getting poised to rock Canada as only they can with the Big Sugar groove, launching a string of concerts across Canada. Stopping in Kamloops to rock the Convention Centre on October 26th.
Big Sugar released “REVOLUTION PER MINUTE” on June 28, and the fi rst single: “ROADS AHEAD,” has been received enthusiastically by fans, landing in the top 10 on Canadian active rock charts for most of the summer, where it still remains today.
October 1, 2011
Join the Kamloops Symphony on a musical journey that begins with rhapsodic promise, encounters a joyful concerto
with a stunning guest soloist, and arrives at a Finnish discovery. Performance starts at 7:30pm at the Sagebrush Th eatre. For tickets or more information visit: kamloopssymphony.com
October 16, 2011
Pavlo has released seven albums over the last ten years. He has toured around the world every year consistently, playing
over one hundred and fi ft y concerts per year.
Th e album “Fantasia” went Gold in Canada, and was nominated for “Best Instrumental Album of the Year” at the 2000 Juno Awards. Pavlo’s music has graced many soundtracks and television shows. In 2001, Pavlo was selected to perform for His Royal Highness, Prince Charles.
His last album: “Live at Massey Hall” celebrates a personal milestone for Pavlo. It is a record of one unforgettable night in the life of a man who lives by his father’s very wise words: “Have the courage to do what you love, and the drive to do it well.”
Kamloops Convention Centre. Doors: 7:00PM | Show: 8:00PM, 19+ show. Tickets are $32.50 (plus HST/service charge) at the Kamloops Live Box Offi ce: 250-374-LIVE
November 5, 2011
On the centenary of Mahler’s passing, the power of his genius endures in his incredibly evocative Das Lied von der Erde
(Th e Song of the Earth), performed by two outstanding voices: Peter Collins and Alan Corbishley, with surtitles in English Performance starts at 7:30pm at the Sagebrush Th eatre. For tickets or more information visit: kamloopssymphony.com
Big Sugar’s front man and band leader: Gordie Johnson, says, “Performing on the road is a wonderful experience. Something fantastic happens when this band plays every night and everyone gets limber and the creative juices start fl owing. Big Sugar has never been known to stick to a script, and we are all looking forward to experiencing the wild and unpredictable things that are going to happen on stage.” Th e opening act for the tour will be special guest: Wide Mouth Mason.
Kamloops Convention Centre. Doors: 7:00PM | Show: 8:00PM, 19+ show. Tickets are $29.50 (plus HST/service charge) Kamloops Live Box Offi ce: 250-374-LIVE.
BurlesqueThe Blue GrottoOctober 13, 2011
Gat 8:00pm, show starts at 9:00pm. $5 cover, VIP presale tickets available for $10 at Instinct Adornment. 19+ Show. For more information call 250.372.9901
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L I V E M U S I C
Domestic DuosOctober 21, 2011
Our only concert performance this season takes a hiatus from the annual Canadian Cabaret to feature local
performers presenting duets and ensembles. Entitled Domestic Duo’s, this concert off ers a mix of music styles and genres sure to stimulate and delight. Plan to join us at the Kamloops United Church on October 21st at 8pm. Tickets are $22 for non-members and $20 for BCLA members in good standing.
Tickets: Kamloops Live Box Offi ce; 250-374-LIVE (5483), online at kamloopslive.com, or at the door.
The ContendersAt The Sagebrush Theatre
Pogue Mahone
The Art We Are
The Commodore
The Crazy Eighty-EightAt Heroes Pub
October 12, 2011
Aft er six years of playing music together, Joey Jack and Percy Folkard have started a new musical project. “We started as
an acoustic duo called ‘Chainsaw Kitty,” said Percy Folkard, “I kept pushing Joey to expand the group.”
October 29, 2011
Show starts at 8:00pm. Get your tickets at the Kamloops Live Box Offi ce: 250-374-5483
October 4, 2011Hellbound Hepcats
October 14, 2011Night Seeker: Tickets $20. Show starts at 8:00pm
October 14, 2011Gypsy Swing Band
October 29, 2011Th e Harvest
October 7, 2011Johnson SandwichShow Starts at 7:00pm
“Chainsaw Kitty” became “Th e Facts of Life” and eventually landed as “Th e Sleeveless Tease,” a six-member group in 2008.
“We had a lot of fun as Th e Sleeveless Tease,” said Jack. “Playing at the bandshell on Canada Day was, in my opinion, the highest peak we could reach.”
Along with Tease drummer Jamie Abate, Folkard and Jack have formed “Th e Crazy Eighty-Eight”, adding Alec Frost on Keyboards and Ed Grisenthwaite on Bass to the mix.
“We’ve expanded the repertoire of songs to include some Stevie Wonder, Joe Cocker and MGMT”, said Jack.
Th e Crazy Eighty-Eight play high energy and dancey rock and roll covers, with plans to add some original material in the future.
You can catch the band on Wednesday October 12, 2011 at Heroes Pub. Tickets are $5.00 at the door with showtime at 8:30.
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V I S U A L A R T
On the Nature of Things
September 17 to October 29, 2011
The Cube is transformed into a projection room for Tara Gardner’s � e Bones. Gardner explores her family history through a digitally
recorded performance of herself playing a Celtic instrument called the bones. Th e instrument was one of the few creative endeavours passed on to the artist by her father who valued hard work and utilitarian skills over creativity and artistry. Th e movement required to play this instrument and the framing of the work draw the viewer in while the practice of playing the music serves as a reminder of the artist’s father and a way of dealing with grief aft er his passing in 2009. Gardner blends traditional with contemporary music playing along to country songs on the artist’s MP3 player. Curated by Craig Willms, KAG Assistant Curator
Tara Gardner: The Bones in The Cube
Culture Days at the KAGCulture Scavenger Hunt & Free Admission
Tara Gardner � e Bones, 2011video still from Th e Bones
Kristi Malakoff , Honey Suckle, 2008. Courtesy of the artist
September 30 to October 1, 2011
Culture Days is an annual Canada wide event, initiated in 2010, that invites people to
celebrate and explore arts, culture and heritage in every province and territory in Canada.
In the spirit of the diversity of Kamloops’ cultural community, the Kamloops Art Gallery has created a Kamloops Culture Scavenger Hunt. Undertake the adventure with your friends, family or individually and learn more about the culture and heritage in Kamloops. Finish at the Kamloops Art Gallery by visiting the exhibitions for free and receiving a free pass for your next Gallery visit. Join Canadians all over the country and take part in the largest collective public participation campaign undertaken by the arts and culture community in Canada.
October 15 to December 31, 2011
The title of this exibit is meant to summon up the words and images created by Roman poet and philosopher Lucretius in his epic poem De
rerum natura. Its purpose was to explain Epicurean philosophy to Roman audiences in the 1st century BC.
Th e artists in this exhibition share an interest in returning to strikingly Modernist forms and structures. Sampling from a wide range of sources as diverse as advertising, found photographs, drift wood, and modernist art, these artists employ surrealist wit to repropose clichéd forms from our everyday urban environment and popular culture into extra-ordinary aesthetic tropes that challenge a stable understanding of both art and our modernity.
Th e artists include Kim Kennedy Austin, Andrew Dadson, Sarah Dobai, Rodney Graham, Alexander Gutke, Sofi a Hulten, Jack Jeff rey, Evan Lee, Kristi Malakoff , Shannon Oksanen, Kathy Slade, Gordon Smith, T&T (Tony Romano and Tyler Brett), Jacques de la Villeglé, and Neil Wedman. Guest curated by Patrik Andersson
The Kamloops
Art Gallery
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2011 SummerArt Camps
23rd Annual KAGArt Auction
Kamloops Bicycle SummitArnica Gallery in The Old Courthouse
October 1, 2011
The KAG features a selection of art made by Summer Art Camp participants, ages 4 to 12. Working with a new
theme each week, participants experimented with a variety of art materials and techniques creating their own art projects that were informed by viewing and discussing the exhibitions.
October 1, 2011
Support art by buying art! Auction items include original pieces of art donated by generous artists based locally,
provincially and nationally. Th ere are also experiences and products donated by businesses to round off the selection of items that can be purchased by live, silent and mystery auctions.
Lynda Jones: The Courthouse Gallery
October 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29, 2011
The Kamloops Bicycle Summit is an exploration of Velo Culture and its eff ect on individuals and their communities.
Cities around the world are embracing cycling as a viable
V I S U A L A R T
October 2011
Lynda Jones is the October Featured Artist at the Courthouse Gallery at 7 West Seymour Street. Well known for creating outstanding
and decorative pottery, Lynda presents: “Crags and Crevices”.
“In a recent visit to the Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver I was inspired by the rough texture of the ancient medieval pottery in their collection. My style of pottery making is more refi ned and fi nished but for this series I have added a band of texture, highlighting and exaggerating this roughness.”
For more information visit kamloopscourthousegallery.ca
alternative to the car, and bicycle riders are becoming a force of nature. Join Arnica Artist Run Centre in its art-based exploration of bicycle culture through the work of artists Ruth Lloyd, Lilka Dragowska, Doug Buis, and Craig Willms, Vintage Tour posters from John Tilley’s collection and the best of the ‘’Filmed By Bike ‘’ fi lm festival. Come and see how bicycles have become an integral part of Copenhagen’s transportation network, are Ubuntu’s primary mode of transportation, and how cycling is transforming cities everywhere. For more information call 250.372.8808 or email [email protected] or go online to arnica.ca
Oct. 1: Great Green EventOct. 8: Fall Gardens Tour Oct. 15: Secwepemc MuseumOct. 22: Tour of Public ArtOct. 29: Halloween Grave Yard Tour
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KamloopsFall Home Show
Sporting Goods Sale & Ski SwapCalvary Community Church
Antiques & Collectibles SaleNorth Shore Community Centre
October 21 to 23, 2011
Come to the Kamloops Fall Home Show, featuring Home related products, interior decorating, renovations, and
winter recreation related products & services. This year’s Show promises to deliver and is sure to be a must attend event. Held at the Interior Savings Centre located at 300 Lorne Street.
October 1, 2011
From 8:30am-1pm, there will be the Ski Swap and Sporting Goods Sale and Fundraiser. Come check out the deals!
Support Sun Peaks Alpine Club, Hot dog fundraiser and also Nancy Green ski league registration at this event.
October 1 & 2, 2011
Over 30 vendors from across the Interior, including Kelowna, Sorrento, 100 Mile House, Keremeos, Salmon Arm,
Vernon, and Kamloops. Come discover precious riches from the young to the very old. Too many items to mention. There is something for everyone! Admission $4 (under 12 is free). Takes place Saturday from 9am-4pm and Sunday 9am-3pm. For more information email [email protected]
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Happy ThanksgivingOctober 10, 2011
100 Mile Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving & Teddy Bear Picnicat the BC Wildlife Park
Thanksgiving CelebrationsDelta at Sun Peaks Resort
October 2, 2011
Just in time for Th anksgiving, we will off er a presentation on how to create your feast using only locally grown ingredients
– 100 Mile Th anksgiving. Led by TRU Culinary Arts Chair Ed Walker, this event provides you with a number of resources including contacts, approaches, and of course cooking tips and ideas for your meal. Regardless of the Th anksgiving theme, this important event gives us an opportunity to better understand how to support local farmers and maintain good health through local gastronomy. Th is event will be held at the TRU Culinary Arts building on Sunday October 2nd, at 2pm - tickets are $10 each. Tickets are available at Kamloops Live Box Offi ce (at 10th & Lorne), 250-374-LIVE (5483) or online at kamloopslive.com, or at the door.
October 10, 2011
Join us on Monday, October 10TH from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm for our annual action packed Teddy Bear Picnic! Come
out and see performances by Uncle Chris the Clown in the Highland Valley Copper amphitheatre and enjoy a special BBQ lunch. Kids can play on the Fun Factor Pirate Ship, try their hand at paint ball target shooting, or enter the coloring contest. Our crack medical staff will also be on hand so remember to bring your Teddy Bear for a check-up or repair. Th e Wildlife Express Mini Train will be running and the Home Hardware Family Farm will be open so you can be up close and personal with some friendly animals.
October 8 & 9, 2011
Celebrate Th anksgiving on October 8th and 9th from 9:00am to 9:00pm with a plethora of activities happening at the
Delta Sun Peaks. From morning yoga, to the Bouncy Castle, a marshmallow roast, and movie night.
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Saturdays & Wednesdays
Saturday Markets are held in the 200 block of St Paul St. Remember to check out all of the craft ers and home-
based businesses in the Stuart Wood schoolyard. Market hours are 8am-12pm. Wednesday Markets are held in the 400 block of Victoria St (in front of the library). Market hours are 8am-2pm.
October 2, 2011
There will be a Flea Market in the parking lot of the Northhills Mall from 8:00 am to noon. Anyone wishing
to participate is welcome to set up between 7:00 am & 8:00 am. Th is will be the last North Hills Flea Market of the season.
October 7, 2011
From 4:00 pm - dusk there will be a Farmers’ Market at the Spirit Square on Mackenzie Avenue and Yew Street. Th is
will be the last North Shore Farmers’ Market of the season.
October 8, 2011
Stand-up comedian Jimmie ‘JJ’ Walker, best known for his signature catchphrase, “Dyn-o-mite!” on the television series
Good Times, will be bringing his hilarious comedic routine to the Kamloops Convention Centre on Saturday, October 8th.
Kamloops RegionalFarmers’ Market
North Hills MallFlea Market
North ShoreFarmers’ Market
An Evening of ComedyJimmie ‘JJ’ Walker
Raised on the mean streets of New York City, Walker never intended on becoming the funnyman he is today. Th e 15-year-old had dreams of becoming a professional basketball player, but when that didn’t pan out, Walker shift ed his focus completely and became an engineer at a local radio station. Comedy was always in his blood though and quickly, Walker was playing gigs to very pleased crowds. By 1972, Walker had graduated to headlining and was named: ‘Comedian of the Decade’ by Time Magazine. Among his joke writing team were comedic greats the likes of David Letterman and Jay Leno.
Since he began in the entertainment industry over 40 years ago, Walker has starred in countless television sitcoms and blockbuster movies, appeared on a wide range of various late night talk shows, and still continues to tour his stand-up act 35-45 weeks a year.
Doors: 7:00PMShow: 8:00PM, 19+ show. Tickets: $30 (plus HST/service charge) Kamloops Live Box Offi ce: 250-374-LIVE.
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October 7, 2011
Grab your signifi cant other, join the Chefs at the Delta Sun Peaks Resort, and create an array of dishes. Th en sit down
in the banquet kitchen and enjoy the fruits of your labour! From 7:00pm to 9:00pm at the Banquet Kitchen, Delta Sun Peaks. Th e cost is $35 + tax per person. Includes a glass of wine. For more information contact Delta Sun Peaks at 250-578-6000
October 15, 2011
Learn about the Mary Balf Archives located in the Kamloops Museum. Join the staff and explore the
treasures located in the Archives. Discover how it can assist you in your historical research, what is available, and have fun. Cost is $10 and takes place from 10:00-11:30am Course number is 177237
October 2, 2011
CFBX - Campus/Community Radio, will be hosting the fourth annual record fair. Sellers will have tables full of vinyl
records, compact discs, used stereo equipment, used musical instruments, music memorabilia, and other music-related merchandise. Th ere will be lots of door prizes, a concession, and free parking. Takes place from 10am - 3pm at the Campus Activity Centre at TRU with $2 admission. For more information call 250-377-3988 or email [email protected]
October 2, 2011
The Kamloops Arts Council has joined together with BC Living Arts, as well as mentorship from the Federation of
BC Writers, to bring more visibility to the literary arts in our community. Th is day and a half conference off ers an open mic platform to share recent work, Blue Pencil Critique sessions, networking opportunities, and a series of workshops to help in the development of your work. Th e Kamloops Writers Fair welcomes writers of all genres, both professional and emerging. For more information visit kamloopsarts.com.
October 15, 2011
Join Museum staff for a guided tour of all the latest exhibits, galleries, and displays. Gain a greater
understanding and appreciation of Kamloops’ history, learn about the lives of local pioneers, and hear some interesting stories. Cost is $4. Tour takes place from 2:30-3:30pm. Registration number is 177236.
Couples Cooking Class
2nd Annual Kamloops Writers Fair
Kamloops MuseumArchive Orientation
CFBX Record Fair
Kamloops MuseumGuided Tour
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204-450 Lansdowne St. Kamloops BC V2C 1Y3 (250) 374-8706
Haunted Kamloops Tour with the Museum
Spooky
Halloween Skate
Spooky
Halloween Swim
October 26, 27, 28, 29, 2011
Take a haunted tour that will explore scary burial grounds, historical spooky spots, and various locations where the
echoes of hangings, murders, and forgotten souls can still be heard creeping around...at any time of the day or night. Not suitable for young children. $15/person. Register online at kamloops.ca/ezreg, by phone: 250-828-3500 or in person at TCC, Interior Savings Centre, Kamloops Museum & Archives or Westsyde Pool & Community Centre. For more information on course times and numbers visit kamloopsscene.com
October 30, 2011
Fabulously Freaky Halloween skating event at the Valleyview arena for a twoonie skate. 2pm-4pm. For more information
phone 250.828.3653
October 29, 2011
The Canada Game Aquatic Centre is hosting special activities, games, and haunted fun to celebrate Halloween. 6pm to 8pm.
For more information phone 250.828.3754
Pioneer Cemetery in 1949Courtesy of the Kamloops Museum & Archives
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Boo at the ZooExtravaganza
A Haunted HouseFor All Ages
SpooktacularSalmon Arm
Cemetery TourSalmon Arm
October 28, 29 & 30, 2011
Come on out to the BC Wildlife Park nightly on the weekend of October 28th, 29th, and 30th from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm for
the spookiest Halloween experience in Kamloops. THE ALIENS ARE BACK!!!-take a fun fi lled walk through the Alien Filled Experience, escorted by our specially trained military guides. Th e Spook Train will be running all night and Uncle Chris the Clown will be on hand to add to the excitement for the kids. We’ll have a special Halloween Maze set up, a Kids Haunted House, and great prizes for the best costumes plus lots of safe “trick or treat” stations throughout the park, and some delicious food in the Blue Heron Café. Ending with a spectacular Halloween Pyrotechnic and Fireworks Display each night.
October, 2011
Come to the Sahali Mall and discover the ways a seasoned, haunted house expert can scare the living daylights out of
you. Th e House is open during mall hours. Th ursday and Friday evenings in October it is haunted with the scariest creatures of all. Free admission. Everyone welcome.
October 22 & 23, 2011
For two nights, the R.J. Haney Heritage village will once again transform into a scary attraction for the annual Spooktacular.
With the terrifying spook trail and haunted house, there will be menacing creatures around every dark corner. Th is popular event has been a crowd pleaser for years and always brings something new. For the spook sensitive enjoy the Story Book Trail and the Coloring Room. From 4:45pm to 7:30pm each night. $6.00 per person. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
October 9, 2011
A guided tour of heritage grave sites and the stories of their families will make this an enjoyable experience. Deborah
Chapman narrates these stories and brings people temporarily back to life as you learn the history of Salmon Arm’s fi nest characters. Explanations of grave stone architecture add to the interest. For more information visit salmonarmmuseum.org
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C H I L D R E N ’ S E V E N T S
Family Fun with Literacy Night
KamloopsParents.com Family Market
October 7, 2011
Free for babies, pre-schoolers, the whole family! An evening of family games and craft s, sing-a-longs, story time, face
painting, and snacks – with a special guest from the community. Th ere will be a book for every family to take home. Th is event is organized by the partnership of several community groups that make literacy accessible and fun to Kamloops’ families. Event will be held at the Sahali Mall from 6:00pm – 7:30pm.
October 8, 2011
Come to Calvary Community Church from 9am to 1pm and pick up all you will need for your kids. Clothes, toys, and
more; there is so much for sale! Th ere are new and used items, as well as kid-related businesses. Th ere will be a concession, so come hungry. Contact [email protected] for more information
Kamloops Museum
Family Fun Day
Introduction to Archaeology
Underwater Archaeology
October 8, 2011 & November 5, 2011
Join us at the Museum to create some craft s, make some friends, and have fun! Basic supplies will be provided,
but you can also bring recycling and decorations. Craft s are seasonal and change monthly to suit the changing time of year. Th is program may not take up the entire time. $2 per child/adults free. All ages, parent participation required. Event held from 1:30pm - 3:00pm. Course no. 177234
October 22, 2011
Learn about the world of archaeology at the Kamloops Museum! Discover cool facts about excavations and
buried artifacts. Become an Archaeologist and meet new friends during this hands-on workshop! For ages 10-12 from 9:30am - 11:30am.Cost is $20. Course no. 175836
October 1, 2011
Learn about the world of underwater archaeology at the Kamloops Museum! Discover cool facts about
shipwrecks, underwater excavations, and buried artifacts. Become an Archaeologist and meet new friends during this hands-on workshop! For ages 10-12 from 9:30am - 11:30am.Cost is $20. Course no. 175832
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A Better Life US • Drama • 98 min • English • PG Director: Chris Weitz
The Guard Ireland • Comedy/Thriller • 96 min English/Gaelic • RDirector: John Michael McDonagh
F I L M
The BIG Little Science Centre New Location: 985 Holt StreetWeekly Super Science ClubTh ursdays: October 6 to December 22, from 3:00pm to 4:00pm (arrive any time aft er 2:30pm). Th e Cost is $20 each month. Join us for fun, crazy super science each week. Do labs, see demonstrations, try out science games and science activities. For children in grades 4 to 7.
More Children’s Events!
Weekly Saturday Events, at 1:30pmOctober 1: Static Electricity; Raise a Little Hair!October 8: Air Pressure Show; Blown Away!October 15: Dinosaur Exploration; Fossils and build a Head!October 22: Colour lab; Crazy Colour Experiments!October 29: Light Lab; Mirror Mazes and More!
October 27, 2011
A Better Life draws its audience a rich portrait of Carlos, an undocumented veteran landscaper/handyman who
is struggling to provide more stable employment for himself and his motherless 14-year-old son Luis. Carlos also fears that Luis is slipping under the infl uence of neighbourhood gangs and inane TV. Carlos borrows enough money to buy a truck he needs for his landscaping work, but during his fi rst day on the job, his wheels are stolen. Believing he can fi nd the thief, Carlos, accompanied by Luis, embarks on a determined yet increasingly dangerous search. For Luis, their quest through the most elite and impoverished precincts of L.A is a journey of cultural discovery and for Carlos, a voyage of hope and dignity. As a strong portrayal of the plight of “illegals,” A Better Life illuminates the conversation about immigration policy with context, compassion, and understanding. Show starts at
October 27, 2011
In Th e Guard, Gerry Boyle (Brendan Gleeson) is a cheerfully corrupt small town Irish cop who becomes embroiled in
a scheme to scuttle a huge cocaine delivery. Truly a walking contradiction, Gerry follows a strict personal moral code, but also dips into the powdered evidence once in a while, and more than occasionally indulges his fondness for hookers and hard partying. As a sidekick for this fl amboyant personality, we have straight-laced Wendell Everett (Don Cheadle), the American FBI agent who arrives in Ireland to orchestrate the takedown. Th e Guard is also liberally peppered with pop culture references, which situates it securely in the hardboiled genre that Quentin Tarantino helped launch. Hip, lurid, and improbably lovable, Th e Guard has something of the moral gravity of the classic cowboy hero, perhaps a little like an unsentimentally absurd John Wayne.
Th e fi lms are screened at the Paramount Th eatre, 5th and Victoria. Tickets are $8, available in advance at Moviemart (5th & Seymour) or at the door; student tickets are $6 (advance sale
only). A $2 annual membership in the Kamloops Film Society is required and is available at Moviemart or at the door. For more information visit kamloopsfi lmsociety.org
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F U N D R A I S E R SP E R F O R M I N G A R T S
Letters Form Wingfi eld FarmThe Sagebrush Theatre
Kids Acting ClassesWestern Canada Theatre
Tuesdays with Morrie
October 13 to 22, 2011
A captain of industry trades his pinstripe suit for overalls and retreats to a hundred acre farm with only a broken down racehorse and a
single furrow plough. Th e hilariously funny story of one man’s attempt to embrace a less complicated world. Don’t miss this Canadian classic that has played to sold out audiences from coast to coast!
October 3 to 12, 2011
A beautiful play adapted from the best-selling novel by Mitch Alborn’s “Tuesdays with Morrie” at the
Kamloops Convention Centre. A man is reunited with his inspirational college professor and learns some very valuable life lessons. Starring Jamie Farr of M*A*S*H and Rejean Cournoyer. Tickets are $50.
October 5, 2011
New this Year! Western Canada Th eatre is starting Fall and Spring Acting Classes for Kids! Ages 10-15 welcome
3:30pm-5pm, every Wednesday, beginning Oct. 5, 2011. Fall program (Oct.-Dec) is a great introductory program for kids who want to learn the fundamentals of theatre while having a blast! Build confi dence while playing fun theatre games! Th e Spring program (Jan-May) puts those talents to the test and builds towards a major production in May!
Contact Terri Runnalls at Western Canada Th eatre for more details! 250-372-3216 ext. 22
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P E R F O R M I N G A R T S
Betrayal The Pavilion TheatreSeptember 22 to October 8, 2011
One of the fi nest dramas of the past century, written by one of the most important playwrights in modern theatre. BETRAYAL is the story
of a love triangle, told in reverse. Th e play moves backward in time, from the end of the aff air to its beginning, showing all the little lies and oblique remarks that reveal more than direct statements, or overt actions, ever could.
“…marvelous scenes, packed with suppressed tension, torn loyalties and confused, unspoken feelings…” - NY Times
A Midsummer Night’s Dreamby William Shakespeare, directed by Heidi VerweyOctober 26 to 29 & November 2 to 5, 2011
The course of true love never did run smooth…Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is a timeless tale of love,
dreams, and identity – with a dab of supernatural magic for good measure. Full of rich characters and fascinating plot twists, this invigorating and riveting play is one of the Bard’s fi nest and most accessible comedies.
TRU’s Fall 2011 production updates the locale but keeps the original lyrical language intact. Come join Puck, Bottom, the Lovers, and the fairies in the surreal high school of the near future. Lord, what fools these mortals be!
The Laughing Stock Theatre Society of BCLaunches Itself in Kamloops
The Laughing Stock Th eatre Society of BC is a new non-profi t drama association based in Kamloops, BC that
seeks to provide the community with various forms of cultural, innovative, and imaginative expression through the art of comedic performances.
Th e Society was formed by a group of like-minded individuals who have a singular passion - we want to make you laugh. Th e Society also wants to encourage members of the community to participate in the production of theatrical plays, meet new friends, and share a laugh or two. All ages and skill levels are welcome, whether you want to step out on stage or help out behind the scenes.
“We are looking produce new and entertaining comedy shows in the Kamloops area and provide more ‘all ages’ family entertainment, starting with our version of Cinderella, a traditional British Panto - the classic fairytale with a twist! Happening December 23-31, 2011 at the Kamloops Convention Center Th eatre. With matinees and evening performances through the Christmas Season it is suitable for all ages”
Th e Society aims to produce at least 3 shows a year, including an annual British Panto and will also perform at the Santa Claus parade and Christmas at the Old Courthouse! For more information vistit the website at www.thelaughingstock.ca
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F U N D R A I S E R S
CIBCRun for the Cure
FundraiserFashion Show
Mountain Bike EnduroOktoberfest
The New Life MissionBack to Black II
October 2, 2011
The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure is Canada’s largest single day, volunteer led fundraising
event. Th is event is dedicated to raising funds for breast cancer research, as well as education and awareness programs. It is the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation’s signature fundraising event.
In 2010, our support continued to grow stronger, with record-breaking dollars raised and unwavering corporate and volunteer support. In 60 communities, more than 170,000 supporters united as runners, walkers, donors, volunteers, and partners to raise $33 million in support of our vision of creating a future without breast cancer.
2011 will mark the Foundation’s 25th year as a leader in funding breast cancer research, education, and health promotion initiatives. Th is will be a year of celebration, refl ection on our progress and achievements, and a time to give thanks to those who have led us to where we are today. For more information or to register go to runforthecure.com
October 8, 2011
Help support the Kamloops Food Bank and see the latest ski fashions available in the village during the yearly Turkey
Sale! Admission includes snacks and 2 drink vouchers. $10 from every ticket sold goes directly to the Kamloops Food Bank. 7:30pm to 9:30pm at the Ballroom, Delta Sun Peaks. Cost is $43. For more information contact Delta Sun Peaks at 250-578-6000
October 2, 2011
Harper Mountain is hosting their second annual Oktoberfest Mountain Bike Enduro on Sunday October 2nd. Th is event,
is suitable for the entire family and raised $1500 for the RIH Foundation last year. If you don’t ride, come up and watch the racers, enjoy some German fare, a cold beer, and you may even see Kamloops own World Mountain Bike Champion, Catharine Pendrel racing!
October 28, 2011
Please join the New Life Mission as we try to get back to the black fi nancially. Th is fundraising event will help the NLM
continue to serve the less fortunate in our community. Join us for a night that includes life changing testimonies, dinner, live music, dancing, and more. For more information call (250) 372-9898 or visit us online at www.newlifemission.ca.
Th e NLM is a Christian organization that has been open in Kamloops since 1980. Th e Mission has been working to serve, strengthen, and uplift the people in our community. It is our goal to show God’s love by providing practical assistance to those in need, whether those needs are physical, emotional, or spiritual, and, through outreach and rehabilitation, return the individual as a new person to society.
Th e proceeds raised will go to support the numerous services we provide such as the Long Term Residential Recovery Programs including the House of Ruth, the Dental Clinic, the Hot Lunch Program, the Emergency Clothing Room, and more. Each year the NLM serves over 40,000 meals, provides a road to recovery for over 120 men and women, helps over 600 people with dental care, provides clothing to over 500 people, and more. Please help us meet the critical needs of our community.
Please join the New Life Mission at Th e Colombo Lodge, on Friday, October 28th at 6:00pm. Tickets are $60 with all proceeds going towards the New Life Mission.
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Blazers Hockey Home GamesSun. Oct. 2 Victoria Kamloops 6:00 PMFri. Oct. 7 Spokane Kamloops 7:00 PMMon. Oct. 10 Medicine Hat Kamloops 2:00 PMSat. Oct. 15 Prince George Kamloops 7:00 PMSun. Oct 16 Kelowna Kamloops 6:00 PMSat. Oct. 28 Victoria Kamloops 7:00 PMWed. Nov. 2 Portland Kamloops 7:00 PM
The Kamloops Bike Ranch 2011 Big Pine BMX Race
KORRBCOff Road Championships
Rivershore Golf LinksIron Man / Woman
October 1, 8 & 16, 2011
The Big Pine BMX race track was recently redesigned as an Olympic style training course in order to meet the needs
of all levels of competitors and recreational riders. Th e Big Pine BMX track is the breeding ground for future Olympians and a new regular race series that is aff ordable to enter and will provide an opportunity for riders of all ages and skills to compete. Come see what this non-profi t, Canadian associated club has to off er! For more information visit www.bigpinebmx.com
S P O R T I N G E V E N T S
October 2, 2011
Kamloops Off Road Racing -British Columbia is bringing Off Road Racing to the BC Interior. KORRBC hosts Pro Trucks,
Pro Buggies, 1450 Pre-runners, Sportsman Trucks, Sportsman Buggies, Outlaw Rock Crawlers, UTVs, and Limited Lite Trucks! Gates open at 10am amd racing starts at noon. Adults $10 and kids under 12 are free. Pit Pass $5/person and there is a concession on site. Located 25 KM past the Westsyder Pub, in Kamloops BC, at the Whispering Pines Sports Complex.
October 2, 2011
Come out for the 29th Annual Rivershore Golf Links Ironman/woman. Test your game from the ‘tips’ at the course the
Canadian Tour plays. 9:00am Shotgun start. $80 includes golf, prizes and Steak Sandwich. Call 250 573 4622 to register.
Storm Hockey Home GamesSun. Oct. 9 Sicamous Kamloops 5:00 PMSat. Oct. 22 Golden Kamloops 7:00PMSun. Oct. 30 North Okanagan Kamloops 5:00PM
Rivershore Golf Links; 10th Green
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October 1, 2011Summer Art Camp Exhibits at the KAG
Culture Days at the KAG
Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
KAG Original Art Auction
Bicycle Summit at The Old Courthouse
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Nordic Sojourn at The Sagebrush Theatre
Downtown Farmers Market
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Underwater Archaeology for Kids
Betrayal at The Pavilion Theatre
Static Electricity at Big Little Science Centre
2011 Big Pine Bike Race
Antiques & Collectables Sale
Sporting Goods Sale & Ski Swap
October 2, 2011100 Mile Thanksgiving at TRU
North Hills Mall Flea Market
Kamloops Writers Fair
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
CFBX Record Fair at TRU
Betrayal at The Pavilion Theatre
Mountain Bike Enduro-Oktoberfest
CIBC Run for the Cure
Rivershore Golf Links Iron Man/Woman
Kamloops Blazers vs. Victoria
KORRBC Off Road Championships
Antiques & Collectables Sale
October 3, 2011
Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Betrayal at The Pavilion Theatre
Tuesdays with Morrie at the KCC
October 4, 2011
Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Betrayal at The Pavilion Theatre
Tuesdays with Morrie at the KCC
Hellboud Hepcats at the Pogue Mahone
October 5, 2011
Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Moody Blues at the ICS
Downtown Farmers Market
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Betrayal at The Pavilion Theatre
Tuesdays with Morrie at the KCC
Kids Acting Class at WCT
October 6, 2011
Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Avril Lavigne at the ICS
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Betrayal at The Pavilion Theatre
Tuesdays with Morrie at the KCC
October 7, 2011
Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Johnny Winter with Guest at the KCC
North Shore Farmers Market
Couples Cooking Class
Betrayal at The Pavilion Theatre
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Family Fun with Literacy at Sahali Mall
Tuesdays with Morrie at the KCC
Kamloops Blazers vs. Spokane
Johnson Sandwich at The Commodore
October 8, 2011
Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Bicycle Summit at The Old Courthouse
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Thanksgiving Celebrations at Sun Peaks
Downtown Farmers Market
Betrayal at The Pavilion Theatre
Fundraiser Fashion Show at Sun Peaks
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Jimmie JJ Walker at the KCC
KamloopsParents.com Family Market
Tuesdays with Morrie at the KCC
Air Pressure Show at Big Little Science Centre
2011 Big Pine Bike Race
October 9, 2011Thanksgiving Celebrations at Sun Peaks
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Tuesdays with Morrie at the KCC
Kamloops Storm vs. Sicamous
October 10, 2011Thanksgiving
Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Thanksgiving & Teddy Bear Picnic atThe BC Wildlife Park
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Tuesdays with Morrie at the KCC
Kamloops Blazers vs. Medicine Hat
October 11, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Tuesdays with Morrie at the KCC
October 12, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
The Zombies with Guest at the KCC
The Crazy Eighty Eight at Heroes Pub
Downtown Farmers Market
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Tuesdays with Morrie at the KCC
October 13, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Burlesque at The Blue Grotto
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Letters from Wingfield Farm
October 14, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Gino Monopoli’s Elvis Tribute at the KCC
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Letters from Wingfield Farm
Night Seeker at the Pogue Mahone
Gypsy Swing Band at The Art We Are
C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S
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October 15, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Bicycle Summit at The Old Courthouse
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Kamloops Museum Archives Orientation
Kamloops Museum Guided Tour
Downtown Farmers Market
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Letters from Wingfield Farm
Dinosaurs at Big Little Science Centre
Kamloops Blazers vs. Prince George
October 16, 2011Pavlo World Tour at the KCC
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Letters from Wingfield Farm
Kamloops Blazers vs. Kelowna
2011 Big Pine Bike Race
October 17, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Letters from Wingfield Farm
October 18, 2011On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Letters from Wingfield Farm
October 19, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Downtown Farmers Market
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Letters from Wingfield Farm
October 20, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
George Canyon at the KCC
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Letters from Wingfield Farm
October 21, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Domestic Duos at Kamloops United Church
Kamloops Fall Home Show
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Letters from Wingfield Farm
October 22, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Bicycle Summit at The Old Courthouse
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Kamloops Fall Home Show
Downtown Farmers Market
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Family Fun Day at the Museum
Kamloops Storm vs. Golden
Colour Lab at Big Little Science Centre
Letters from Wingfield Farm
October 23, 2011Kamloops Fall Home Show
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
October 24, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
October 25, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
October 26, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Big Sugar with Guest at the KCC
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Downtown Farmers Market
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
A Midsummer Nights Dream at TRU
Haunted Kamloops Tour with the Museum
October 27, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
A Midsummer Nights Dream at TRU
Haunted Kamloops Tour with the Museum
October 28, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAg
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
Boo at the Zoo at The BC Wildlife Park
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
A Midsummer Nights Dream at TRU
Haunted Kamloops Tour with the Museum
NLM Back to Black II Fundraiser
Kamloops Blazers vs. Victoria
October 29, 2011Tara Gardner: The Bones at the KAG
On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Bicycle Summit at The Old Courthouse
Lynda Jones at The Courthouse Gallery
The Contenders at Sagebrush Theatre
Downtown Farmers Market
Boo at the Zoo at The BC Wildlife Park
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
A Midsummer Nights Dream at TRU
Spooky Halloween Swim
Light Lab at Big Little Science Centre
Haunted Kamloops Tour with the Museum
The Harvest Live at The Art We Are
October 30, 2011Boo at the Zoo at The BC Wildlife Park
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
Spooky Halloween Skate
Kamloops Storm vs. North Okanagan
October 31, 2011On The Nature of Things at the KAG
Haunted House at Sahali Mall
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