Friends and families gathered along the shores of the Kootenay River at Taghum Hall on April 22, 2022, toasting Mother Nature with a rousing live rendition of Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax, a story about respecting nature and the power of action to affect positive change. Young performers delighted the audience from the newly-installed gazebo as part of the Earth Day Festival, a
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Change is afoot for the walls of Nelson and area residents. Taghum Hall’s upcoming ArtCycle Auction & Gala on Friday, May 14 from 6:30 – 9 p.m. will make sure of that, while raising funds for an (absolutely necessary) kitchen renovation.
Taghum Hall’s Harvest Festival a chance to see outdoor improvements Some have called it The Little Hall that Could. Taghum Hall took these challenging times as an opportunity to get things done and did! Now, it’s time to celebrate both the fall harvest and the Hall’s beautiful new grounds with a very special event. The Taghum Hall Harvest Festival celebrates all the bounty on
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April 6, 2021
Communities look ahead to create places people can enjoy
As days grow warmer, people in the Columbia Basin are looking forward to enjoying outdoor spaces those in nature, and those in our communities. Looking ahead to times when restrictions ease, many communities are wondering how they can make the gathering places within their limits more welcoming and useable, or how they can add new ones altogether.
To realize their ideas, some communities have turned to Columbia Basin Trust’s Community Outdoor Revitalization Grants. Currently, this program is providing over $1.3 million to help 10 communities undertake such projects.
Will Nixon