Have yourself a heritage holiday with Rossland’s Heritage Commission’s newly released Rossland’s Built Heritage. This is the newest publication to join the Heritage Commission’s growing book collection and features all the historic details about Rossland’s heritage commercial buildings, neighbourhoods and sites.
Have yourself a heritage holiday with Rossland’s Heritage Commission’s newly released Rossland’s Built Heritage. This is the newest publication to join the Heritage Commission’s growing book collection and features all the historic details about Rossland’s heritage commercial buildings, neighbourhoods and sites.
Consecutive record hotel revenue reported in January and February February accommodation revenue for Rossland was $1.52 million, the highest ever for our resort municipality. January was the second highest ($1.36 million). The previous record was pre-pandemic in January 2019 ($1.26 million). Recent Marketing Highlights Our accommodation search/booking referrals engine was live
by CBT on Monday April 05 2021
Kootenay Gateway’s Facebook Live broadcast focuses on tours, after school mountain biking programs. Submitted photos
Support local.
The online #BuyBasin festival continues through April 27 featuring 100 Columbia Basin entrepreneurs and creators, giving people a behind-the-scenes glimpse of their businesses, including the chance to meet and chat with them.
Tune into the Facebook Live broadcasts on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays to learn about the services and products being made right here in the Basin. You don’t have to leave the comfort of your home or office to be treated to educational and entertaining sessions about the passionate people in our backyards.
by Rossland Telegraph on Tuesday January 12 2021
Winners in the Trail & District Arts Council and VISAC Gallery mask design contest pose with the new Kootenay Art Masks Tattoo Collection. Submitted photo
The Trail & District Arts Council and VISAC Gallery have partnered to create stylish face masks that feature designs by some of your favourite West Kootenay tattoo artists, including Rossland artist Alex Moon and 16-year-old student Sasha Leithead.
Leithead won the youth mask design contest.
“My design features an octopus in a loose reference to a Chinese traditional tattoo style,” Leithead explains.
“When I’m doing pen and ink an octopus seems to be my default, I love the intricacy and flow of them.”