Cranbrook and District Arts Council
Reception for:
"Abstracts and Eccentrics"
7:00pm
The Gallery, 135, Tenth Avenue South
Open to the public
Saturday July 18th
Cranbrook Farmer's Market
9:00am - 1:00pm
Tenth Av. S.
adjacent to Rotary park
Summer Sounds
Rotary Park Band shell, 11:00am - 2:00pm
Fort Steele
Saturday Night on the Town
Saturday, July 18, 2015 at 6:00pm - 9:00pmNeed an evening away?
How about enjoying a steam train ride aboard the ‘1077',
Followed with a hearty home-cooked meal at our International Hotel Restaurant (cash bar available).
After dinner, its off to the Wildhorse Theatre for a live performance of “Pirate Queen of the Kootenays”.
LIMITED SEATING ~ RESERVE TODAY
250.417.6000
All Tickets ~ $35 + tax.
http://kokaneevisitorscentre.org/?page_id=118
Kokanee Nature Investigators returns for 2015!
Check out the schedule for our Kokanee Nature Investigator (11- 16 year old scientists) programs. How to keep a nature journal; Wildlife in Kokanee Creek Park; Tracking; Water: What’s in Kokanee Creek?; and Aboriginal Botany. From 2:30 to 4:30 on Mondays, Tuesdays and every other Thursday.
We hope to see you there!
Just to get you interested – check out this collection of wildlife clips taken in Kokanee Creek over the past year.
The 2015 Summer Institute will be offered in partnership with the College of the Rockies in Cranbrook. Highlights may include:
The 2015 Summer Institute is open to formal and non-formal educators for an anticipated non-credit registration fee of $2,500, tax included. This will cover field trips, most meals, and shared accommodations. Participants are required to pay for and book their own transportation to and from Cranbrook at the beginning and the end of the course; we recommend that you price flights in advance to get an idea of the cost.
From July 31 – August 9 (travel dates inclusive), field trips will be mixed with class time to provide a summer course that is both fun and informative. You will create a photo or video project based on your experiences AND earn a certificate of course completion.
CWF’s goal is to provide you with hands-on education in southeastern BC that you can’t wait to bring home to your students.
Find out more about the spectacular College of the Rockies!
Check out the schedule for our Kokanee Nature Investigator (11- 16 year old scientists) programs. How to keep a nature journal; Wildlife in Kokanee Creek Park; Tracking; Water: What’s in Kokanee Creek?; and Aboriginal Botany. From 2:30 to 4:30 on Mondays, Tuesdays and every other Thursday.
We hope to see you there!
Just to get you interested – check out this collection of wildlife clips taken in Kokanee Creek over the past year.
Mountains of Opportunity: BC Summer Institute 2015
Attention Educators: Join the Canadian Wildlife Federation and friends for magical mountain moments July 31-Aug. 9, 2015. You don’t want to miss this professional development experience in the Kootenay Rockies, British Columbia's Mountain Playground!
- nature hikes
- orchard tours
- wildlife viewing
- First Nations wisdom
- artisan talks around the conservation of nature
- cycling
- culinary arts
- and much more.
- REGISTER NOW »
The 2015 Summer Institute is open to formal and non-formal educators for an anticipated non-credit registration fee of $2,500, tax included. This will cover field trips, most meals, and shared accommodations. Participants are required to pay for and book their own transportation to and from Cranbrook at the beginning and the end of the course; we recommend that you price flights in advance to get an idea of the cost.
From July 31 – August 9 (travel dates inclusive), field trips will be mixed with class time to provide a summer course that is both fun and informative. You will create a photo or video project based on your experiences AND earn a certificate of course completion.
CWF’s goal is to provide you with hands-on education in southeastern BC that you can’t wait to bring home to your students.
Find out more about the spectacular College of the Rockies!
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