Entertainment

Big Sugar and Wide Mouth Mason are playing in Fernie this month. What? Really? I know it’s hard to believe, but its true. It’s booked and tickets are on sale. For anyone who isn’t clueing on my disbelief, its because these bands are sort of a big deal in popular rock and roll mainstream, and they are coming to our little town Fernie.

Pianist Robert Bruce presents a timeless story to a Fernie audience. A man, who has a passion for life, makes a deal with the devil, selling his very soul for unlimited knowledge and secular pleasures.

This girl has a voice that keeps your ear drawn in. It’s clear and controlled. It carries beautiful catchy melodies that engage your minutes with a smile. Her name is Anie Hepher. She is the talented lead vocalist for the Cranbrook based musical quartet known as Redgirl.

Who wants something different on the stages in the Elk Valley? Something entertaining and engaging and perhaps even funny. Who doesn’t really?

Sly Violet is the name the musical group of two give themselves. It is an appropriately cute handle for the folk duo.

The Boom Booms are bomber!! What I’m saying is that The Booms Booms, a six piece Latin-soul-funk-rock-reggae band from Vancouver, could easily turn your Tuesday into a full-blown dance party

Grammy nominated Polka band, Brian Sklar and The Western Senators are heading to Fernie to pour out the good times

The Arts Station is inviting people to come and learn how to be an improv genius.

Tim Vaughn’s songwriting variety tells me that he draws from a wide spectrum of influences, and he doesn’t want to be a ‘one trick pony.’

Cave of Forgotten Dreams is legendary director Werner Herzog’s documentary about the earliest known visions of mankind: