Sawney's Legacy
2023-05-18 20:00 - 21:15 (America/Vancouver) | Sunset Theatre, 2357 Pooley St., Wells, BC, v0k2r0, Canada
Please join us this Thursday, May 18th @ 8PM for a special performance of Sawney’s Legacy at the Sunset Theatre in Wells.
Date: Thursday, May 18 @ 8PM
Running Time: @ 70 minutes – no intermission
Box Office Opens @ 7:30PM
Licensed Concession Opens @ 7:30PM
Tickets are $20.00 or Pay What You Can and can be purchased at the door or online at https://www.sunset-theatre.com/tickets
ABOUT Sawney’s Legacy:
Sawney’s Legacy is written and performed by Brendan Bailey.
Brendan has very generously offered this show as a fundraiser for the Sunset Theatre. Thank you Brendan!
An Edwardian doctor explores the legacy his father, poet James Anderson, of Sawney’s Letters renown, left in a far away mining camp in a place called Cariboo.
This solo-performer play is written and performed by Brendan Bailey, directed by Dirk Van Stralen, designed by Emily Bailey, produced by Noble Players Theatrics, and developed with thanks to research provided by historian, Richard Wright.
Sawney’s Legacy is a period piece, runs approximately 70 minutes in length, and at various times during the show explores privileged views of 19th century caucasian society as well as addressing adult themes around family trauma and bias. It is not recommended for those under 10 years of age.
A biographical play about Barkerville poet, James Anderson, Sawney’s Legacy explores an enduring connection between father and son.
Anderson, an 1860s Scottish miner, was known as the Bard of Barkerville and the Poet Laureate of the Cariboo. He was one of the province’s first published poets, and was also known for his poems and lyrics compiled as Sawney’s Letters in 1867. He left Barkerville to return home to Scotland after nearly a decade in late 1871. His 10 year-old son, David, would grow to take after him as a prolific writer in the late 19th Century.
Sawney’s Legacy was developed in part through the Sunset Theatre’s Exploration Series on the ancestral lands of the Dakelh, Lhtako Dené, and Secwépemc Peoples in 2020. This was followed by staged readings in 2021 and a premiere during the Sunset Theatre Speakeasy Festival in July 2022. In late August 2022, Sawney’s Legacy was performed in the Victoria Fringe Festival to great acclaim.
Feedback for the play has included: “mesmerizing,” “amazing,” “deeply sensational” “a really specia lexperience,” “awesome,” “an insightful, complex and comforting escape,” “beautifully written and performed,” “nothing short of remarkable,” “a rich transport back into time,” and “all history should be taught this way.”

filling in the cracks: a somatic creation workshop with amanda preston
2023-05-19 19:30 - 20:30 | Island Mountain Arts, 2323 Pooley St., Wells, BC, V0k2R0, Canada
In this workshop you will move through a method of creating art in a consciously somatic way.
A space to place some of your thoughts.
A drop off for the itchy bits left in the back of your mind, waiting to come out.
This art practice is rooted in connecting the loose thoughts floating around in your mind’s view while taking pressure away from creating with a destination in mind.
This workshop is pay-what-you-can and all ages are welcome. We will have paper and writing implements, but if you have a sketchbook you like to use, it would be most welcome!

The Rocky Mountain Special
2023-05-19 20:00 - 21:00 | Sunset Theatre, 2357 Pooley St., Wells, BC, v0k2r0, Canada
THIS PRESENTATION IS BY DONATION.
The Rocky Mountain Special follows an elderly trans woman haunted by her cringe-worthy younger self aboard the Rocky Mountain Special- a luxury coach from Calgary to Vancouver that she’s been riding for the last forty years. A guitar driven, one woman musical tour-de-force about the Canadian urge to run from your past, The Rocky Mountain Special is a prayer for healing, a love letter to the lost kids of fragmented diasporas, and a playlist for the road-trip home.
Tiffany Thomas is currently in Wells developing new work through the Exploration Series.

Unlock Your Family Story
2023-05-20 - 2023-05-21 | BC
Is your family story locked in your accumulated documents and trees? Does your family ask for the stories? Then it’s time to pull it all together and publish that story! Participants engage in 14 hours of workshops and discussion facilitated by Brenda L Smith and Andrea Lister.
Topics include: identifying the audience; choosing the right format; reviewing research, putting words on the page; editing; legal necessities, and assignments to get started. Working with their own materials, and supporting each other, participants discover how to move from gathering information to creating a publishable product. Participants will set goals for their research, organize and evaluate their data, and unlock their family story.
IMA’s operational work is made possible through support from the Province of British Columbia, The BC Arts Council, and the Canada Council for the Arts.

Wells Community-Wide Garage Sale
2023-05-21 09:00 - 15:00 | BC
Looking for a long weekend activity? Head out to Wells and discover some treasures in the community-wide garage sale. A list of participating locations below will be updated as new locations are added. A printed map will be available for pickup starting Saturday at the Wells Hotel.
Participating locations:

2323 Pooley St (Island Mountain Arts Gallery)
2341 Pooley Street (the Wells Hotel)
2317 Bowman (Dave)
Apartment 33 – 3874 Solibakke (Larry)
Apartment 64 – 3805 Hong St (Sophie)
12383 Barkerville Hwy (Jack O’ Clubs store)

Unlocking Stories: An Evening of Music w/ Zach Kleisinger
2023-05-21 20:00 - 22:30 | Sunset Theatre, 2357 Pooley St., Wells, BC, v0k2r0, Canada
Doors at 7:30 PM.
Unlock you Family Story (www.imarts.com/upcoming-workshops/2023/unlockyourfamilystory) is capped off with an evening of music, story and wit from Vancouver’s Zach Kleisinger.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Zach writes lyrically-driven songs in the contemporary, darkened-folk, singer-songwriter style. His words often feel like a bathroom mirror, while his compositions tend to conjure an emotion akin to the heartbreakers on Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks. The strength of Kleisinger’s songwriting has a simple yet poetic intimacy that illustrates profound messages by magnifying the little things.
Since releasing his EP, I Hope It’s Calm, Then, in 2018, Kleisinger has established himself within the alt-folk music community, performing hundreds of concerts across Canada, the UK, Europe, and the US. His live performances have gathered him a loyal audience, where the comfort of his warm baritone voice and magnetic songs are often juxtaposed, oddly and satisfyingly, by dry, unrehearsed humour.
Kleisinger’s latest record, Their Symposium, was released in August 2021 via DevilDuck Records to widespread acclaim. Since its release, Their Symposium has charted on college radio across the US and Canada, received generous airplay on Canada’s nationally syndicated radio network CBC, and earned numerous publications in magazines such as Canadian Musician, Americana UK, Atwood, and American Pancake. In the deep sea of indie-folk songwriters, Zach Kleisinger is a narrator of raw emotions and real tales that will draw you into an intimate, familiar world.
www.zachkleisinger.com
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LOCATION:⁠
The Sunset Theatre, Wells BC⁠
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TICKETS⁠
$25.00 General Admission
$20.00 Member
$15 Youth under 18
Free Youth under 10
Free for Unlock Your Family Story Students
This event falls at the tail end of Unlock your Family Story, a family history writing workshop.
You can get your tickets here: https://island-mountain-arts.square.site⁠
*A note for ticket buyers* – Square online requires a street address to process payments – if you encounter any issues, call our office (250)-994-3466 between 11:00 AM and 6:00 PM from Monday – Friday.
Live Music Presentation is made possible for Island Mountain Arts through the Government of Canada Department of Canadian Heritage, the Province of British Columbia and Creative BC. We are grateful to our hosts at the Sunset Theatre, and the many board members and volunteers that make our work possible.

Gallery Opening: Face-To-Face
2023-05-26 19:00 - 21:00 | Island Mountain Arts, 2323 Pooley St., Wells, BC, V0k2R0, Canada
Gallery Opening tomorrow May 26th @ 7:00 pm- 9:00 pm
Two deeply distinct series of portraits that demand a double-take. Troy Lindstrom and Samantha Wigglesworth’s joint exhibition opens at 7:00 PM – have some snacks and beverages with us, and hear a bit from the two artists. ⁠
In Face-to-face, the work of Northern BC Artists Troy Lindstrom and Samantha Wigglesworth are exhibited together, exploring the fine lines of first impressions and preconceived notions.
Anyone can walk through this show and assume each person’s gender and sexuality based on the representation of the portraits. The question is, would you be right in your assumptions and the labels you assign to them? How would you know?
ID: From left to right:
Troy Lindstrom, #NotSoulless, Digital illustration, 2021
Samantha Wigglesworth, AMBIGUOUS, Acrylic on canvas with 3D elements, 24 x 36 in, 2021
Face-To-Face
Troy Lindstrom
Samantha Wigglesworth

Trivia Battle: Integris vs. Wells
2023-05-27 20:00 - 21:00 | The Wells Hotel, 2341 Pooley St., Wells, BC, V0k2R0, Canada
The Board of Directors of Integris Credit Union is hosting their annual strategic planning retreat in Wells, and for a bit of fun they’re inviting the locals out for a trivia battle!
Come on down and join your neighbours in a bit of friendly competition with our local credit union. The winner of the battle gets to choose which local non-profit receives a $200 donation!

Kimberley MacGregor with Danny Bell live at the Wells Hotel
2023-05-28 20:00 - 22:00 | The Wells Hotel, 2341 Pooley St., Wells, BC, V0k2R0, Canada
A reformed bank manager, Kimberley realized she was doing a successful job of living someone else’s life—and a poor job living her own. In 2013, she launched her original songs into the world and took centre stage.
She has since released three full-length albums, and was awarded Female Artist of the Year at both the 2015 and 2016 Edmonton Music Awards. In 2022, she relocated to Vancouver Island, residing in Qualicum Beach.
She lovingly crafts and passionately performs songs that will move your heart, change your mind and stomp your feet. Weaving seamlessly between blues, folk and rock, her common threads are strength, vulnerability and badassery, always sizzling with soul.
Kimberly is joined by local northern BC favourite Danny Bell for her Sitting B-Side Tour.

Trivia Night: the Wells of Knowledge
2023-06-11 18:00 - 20:00, 2023-06-25 18:00 - 20:00 | The Wells Hotel, 2341 Pooley St., Wells, BC, V0k2R0, Canada
Join us for weekly trivia hosted by local writer, actor, and generally entertaining guy, Ryan Schmitt.

For Science!
2023-06-22 20:00 - 21:00, 2023-06-23 20:00 - 21:00 | Sunset Theatre, 2357 Pooley St., Wells, BC, v0k2r0, Canada
A study in comedy.
Rated PG: Family-friendly, but designed for adults.
Bill Nye the Science Guy meets Blue Man Group in an absurd investigation of instant gratification and celebration of the scientific method.
The Professor and her Lab Assistant need YOU for their research. Without words, they seamlessly guide members of the audience through a series increasing complicated challenges. It begins with ringing a simple desk bell, includes a Nerf gun shootout, and ends in a spectacular musical finale.
Incorporating projections and some truly terrible science puns, For Science! appeals to the nerd in all of us, and sparks the utter joy of losing ourselves to curiosity.
Created & performed by Christine Lesiak & Ian Walker
Directing consultant: Deanna Fleysher
Software designer: Adrian MacKenzie
Video design: Navras Kamal
Music consultants: Chase Padgett & Leif Ingebrigtsen
Performance consultant: Jan Henderson
Runtime: Approximately 55 min.

Solid Roots Fundraiser
2023-06-24 - 2023-06-25 | Wells Community Hall, 4269 Sanders Ave, Wells, BC, V0K2R0, Canada
A one-day treeplanting extravaganza to support the community of Wells in its pursuit of education for youth.
Are you interested in planting trees to support our destination high school initiative in Wells? We’re looking for planters to join us on the block on June 24th to achieve our goal of planting 15,000 seedlings. All planters will be provided with lunch, refreshments and a free ticket to the Tree Planter’s Ball in the evening.

The Treeplanters Ball
2023-06-24 20:00 - 23:30 | Wells Community Hall, 4269 Sanders Ave, Wells, BC, V0K2R0, Canada
This event is supporting the recently named Wells Destination Highschool Society, which is hosting a fundraiser all day on June 24th.
The Treeplanter’s Ball is an opportunity to dance away the hard work of the day with the brilliant tunes of Prince George’s Patchwork and Williams Lake’s Cole Patenaude and the Screech Owls. As we are toasting to an initiative that will have benefits for folks of all ages living in Wells and the surrounding area, this event will be for folks of all ages.
For more information about Solid Roots: https://sites.google.com/view/solidroots/home
To get your tickets in advance:
https://support-imarts.com/tickets-registration/treeplanters
Tickets:
$15.00 in advance, $20.00 at the door.
Folks under 18 – $10.00
Ages 10 and under are by donation
Planting Volunteers from Solid Roots are by donation
We’ll be looking for setup (June 23rd), on-site, and tear-down (June 25th) volunteers.
To reach out for volunteering contact sarah@imarts.com
No dogs on the premises, must be on a leash.
The Treeplanter’s Ball is made possible through the support of the Government of Canada, The Province of British Columbia, and Creative BC.

Wells-Barkerville Elementary School End of Year Concert
2023-06-26 18:30 - 20:30 | Wells-Barkerville Community School, Wells, BC, Canada
Please join us for our End of Year Concert and Celebration! Our students will be performing songs as a class as well as songs that they have written. Accompaniment by Donna Williams and Maddie Lieffertz.
We will also be celebrating Barb Cirotto’s 30 years of service to our school community, so even if you don’t have kids in the school currently, please feel free to join us in recognizing Barb

Sawney's Legacy
2023-06-30 20:00 - 21:00 | Sunset Theatre, 2357 Pooley St., Wells, BC, v0k2r0, Canada
Sawney’s Legacy tells the story of James Anderson, the first published poet of note in British Columbia.
This play is written and performed by Brendan Bailey with Direction by Dirk Van Stralen. It was developed in part through The Sunset Theatre’s annual Exploration Series, and will be presented once a month this summer on June 30th, July 14th and August 25th.
About the Poet: James Anderson was the first published poet of note in British Columbia. His Sawney’s Letters and Cariboo Rhymes has been of tremendous historical relevance and is quoted regularly in publications regarding the Cariboo Gold Rush. Born in 1835, raised and educated in Scotland at the prestigious Dollar Academy, and one of fifteen children, he became lord for the Anderson family estate. While resident along Williams Creek during the Cariboo Gold Rush, he was involved as an owner, investor, and labourer in a number of mining pursuits, but was also heavily involved in many community and social endeavours and was notably respected and well-liked, particularly for his legal aptitude, commentative verse, and singing voice.
CONTENT WARNING: Sawney’s Legacy is a period piece and explores privileged views of the nineteenth century Caucasian society, as well as addressing adult themes around family trauma and bias.
Sawney’s Legacy runs approximately 60 minutes in length.
Playwright/Researcher/Performer: Brendan Bailey
Production Manager/Stage Manager/Lighting Design: Emily Lindstrom
Director and Poster Design: Dirk Van Stralen
Research and Historical Consultant: Richard Thomas Wright
Indigenous Consultants: Cheryl Chapman and Mike Retasket
Chinese Consultant: Dr. Ying-Ying Chen
Theology Consultants: David and Michelle Lieffertz
Cariboo Lodge #4 Consultant: Neil Vant
Noble Players Logo (design, image, and intellectual property): Caitlin Bailey
Cover and Poster Image: Emily Lindstrom
Costume Advisors and Wardrobe Support: Michelle Lieffertz and Patti Bailey
HISTORICAL NOTES: The historic dates and events are (or are as close of an educated assumption to) documented, sourced, and cited fact. In writing this play, the playwright has worked within the given historical circumstances and drawn from historic publications to breathe life to fact.
Noble Players Theatrics is a Canadian production company focused on sharing stories connected to our historic gold rushes. Noble refers to the properties of gold which we feel serve as an effective metaphor for artistic integrity and entertainment value.
Contact: nobleplayerstheatrics@gmail.com

Friday Night Music at the Wells Hotel
2023-06-30 20:00 - 22:00 | The Wells Hotel, 2341 Pooley St., Wells, BC, V0k2R0, Canada
Welcome back regular songster Sage Gordon to the stage for a Friday night of hot rock and blues tunes to kick off your long weekend.
No cover charge.

Barkerville's Dominion Day Games and Theatre Royal Opening
2023-07-01 - 2023-07-02 | Barkerville Historic Town & Park, 14301 Hwy 26 E., Barkerville, BC, V0K2R0, Canada
THEATRE ROYAL
2:00pm Daily
An hour of music, comedy, and fun for the entire family! Box office is open 10am-2pm daily.
THEATRE ADMISSION PRICES
General: $20.00
Seniors: $17.00
Youth (3-12): $10.00
Children 3 and under: FREE
Dominion Day 2023 Schedule
All-day when the door is open:
Blacksmith Shop #20
Cariboo Sentinel #54
Chinese cultural sessions #64
Indigenous cultural sessions #44
Tours & Programs:
9:00 Drum Circle (15 min) #4B
9:15 Amazing Tales (30 min) #88b
10:00 Guided Town Tour (75 min) #4b
11:30 Chinese School Lesson (30 min) #91
11:50 Parade – Church to Brewery #12
12:00 Dominion Day Games (2 hours) #91
1:00 Mining Law in the Cariboo (30 min) #7
1:15 Victorian School Lesson (30 min) #13
2:00 Archaeology in Barkerville (2 hrs) #48 (Sat./Sun./Thurs.)
2:00 Waterwheel Show (30 min) #83
2:45 Chinatown Tour (60 min) #63
4:00 Grand Opening of the Theatre Royal (60 min) #50
5:30 End of Day Drum Circle (15 min) #45
7:00 Evening Festivities at House Hotel #39

The Toni Onley Artist's Project w/ Ed Pien and Johannes Zits
2023-07-01 - 2023-07-10 | BC
The Toni Onley Artist’s Project ⁠
Residency for professional and emerging visual artists⁠
Dates: July 1st – 9th, 2023
Location: Secwépemc and Dakelh Territory, Wells, BC
Cost: $605+gst – Accommodations, Travel and Meals not included – Scholarships and Bursaries available
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TOAP returns to Wells – Secwépemc and Dakelh Territory – this summer, with mentors Ed Pien and Johannes Zits! ⁠
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The first TOAP was held over 20 years ago with distinguished Canadian artist Norman Yates (1923-2014), and has grown to become an impactful visual artist development program for those who have taken part in it. From July 1st – 9th, participating artists work in the IMA studios under the mentorship of senior artists. It is an intensive studio experience, valuable for those looking for less structured time for set activities and more space to develop their own work. ⁠
More info on the mentors here:
www.imarts.com/about-toap
Apply here: https://airtable.com/shrWMYDhzHZukOds3
More info on scholarships and bursaries here: www.imarts.com/scholarships-bursaries
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Questions about the application process? Please send us an email at toap@imarts.com.⁠
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Johannes and Ed’s work is made possible through support from the Canada Council for the Arts. ⁠

Artist Talk with Johannes Zits
2023-07-02 19:00 - 20:00 | Island Mountain Arts, 2323 Pooley St., Wells, BC, V0k2R0, Canada
Approaching fast is the 2023 Toni Only Artists Project here at Island Mountain Arts!
Introducing one of our mentors for this year’s TOAP, Johannes Zits.
At York University, Johannes focused on painting, drawing, and photography which included collage. Since that time, his practice has expanded to include video and performance.
To learn more about Zits and his practice of art, come check out his artist talk on Sunday, July 2nd at 7:00 pm in the IMA Gallery!

The EBBS in Concert
2023-07-02 20:00 - 22:00 | Sunset Theatre, 2357 Pooley St., Wells, BC, v0k2r0, Canada
The Ebbs are in the house! Join us for a toe tapping evening of great music that covers all the bases; Folk, rock, soul, bluegrass, and traditional fiddle music.
Tickets can be purchased online:
www.sunset-theatre.com/tickets
Adults 18 and over: $20
Sunset Theatre Members: $18
Teens/Kids: $10

Artist Talk with Ed Pien
2023-07-03 19:00 - 20:00 | Island Mountain Arts, 2323 Pooley St., Wells, BC, V0k2R0, Canada
Introducing another one of our mentors for this year’s Toni Only Artists Projects; Ed Pien.
At Western University as well as York University, Ed focused on drawing, painting, and printmaking (lithography, in particular). Over the years, he also embraced installation as a strategy to create immersive environments that physically engage the viewers.
To learn more about Ed and his practice of art, come check out his artist talk on Monday, July 3rd at 7:00 pm in the IMA Gallery.
Ed’s work is made possible through support from the Canada Council for the Arts. ⁠

Drawing with TOAP mentor Ed Pien
2023-07-04 19:00 - 21:00 | BC
At Western University as well as York University, Ed focussed on drawing, painting, and printmaking (lithography, in particular). Over the years, he also embraced installation as a strategy to create immersive environments that physically engage the viewers.
Toni Only Artists Project mentor Ed Pien has a drawing class on July 4th at 7:00 pm, open to the public. Come learn, draw, and have a fun evening filled with art!
Learn more about Ed Pien here.

Tomatoes Tried to Kill Me But Banjos Saved My Life
2023-07-06 20:00 - 21:00, 2023-07-07 20:00 - 21:00, 2023-07-08 20:00 - 21:00 | Sunset Theatre, 2357 Pooley St., Wells, BC, v0k2r0, Canada
Tomatoes Tried to Kill Me But Banjos Saved My Life is a heartfelt passion project that began in 2018 as a nudge after Keith Alessi’s life took a major turn. He shares his exceptional true story of leaving the corporate world behind to follow his true passion—playing the banjo!
When faced with a cancer battle, his lifelong dream becomes the key to saving his life. Told through authentic storytelling, heartfelt humour and music, this highly awarded, internationally toured show is an uplifting story of challenge, triumph, and the power of positivity.
This intimate experience is one sure to leave you feeling empowered, inspired, and ready to dust off your own long forgotten dreams.
It has been Keith’s mission to raise money for causes close to his heart including various cancer charities. He has performed the show over 250 times and has donated 100% of his artist fees and as of December 2022 has raised over $600,000.

Luminosity Gallery Exhibition
2023-07-08 11:00 - 18:00 | Island Mountain Arts, 2323 Pooley St., Wells, BC, V0k2R0, Canada
Join us at the IMA Public Gallery between 11 AM and 6 PM from July 8th – 15th (Closed Monday and Tuesday) to participate in this unique multimedia exhibition, and again at 5:30 PM on July 15th for the culminating showcase.
In Luminosity, the artworks of visual artist Linda Dayan Frimer and video artist Isaac Forsland are showcased together, exploring the interaction between painted pieces and projections. Together, the works unveil the artists’ vivid hues and abstract elements, highlighting the role creativity has in the relationship between humanity and nature.
During the run of the exhibition, the public is invited to participate in the creative process of ‘Direct Animation’, contributing their own drawings, impressions, and linework onto a clear strip of film as they explore the gallery.
Over the course of the exhibition, this community-made artwork will evolve, culminating in a late afternoon tea + talk that will feature a book reading of Luminous with Frimer, followed by a film screening to conclude the exhibition.
LINDA DAYAN FRIMER:
Born and raised in the forests of the Wells-Barkerville area, Frimer finds inspiration in local surroundings, particularly trees, transcending the confines of the natural world and giving rise to dynamic, lively forests. Her newest book, Luminous: An Artist’s Story as a Guide to Radical Creativity, posits that as the artists of our own stories, we actively cultivate our imagination and our experiences of colour and form. Through knowledge of past artists, who were able to see more in the darkness of their times while visualizing the future, Frimer encourages us to be inspired to bring something new, creative and unifying into existence.
ISAAC FORSLAND:
Forsland explores the creative process itself, with a strong emphasis on the time and effort invested behind the scenes of film production. While recognizing the importance of the final result, the focus in this show primarily rests on understanding the intricate journey of bringing a piece of film to life.
IMA acknowledges the support of the Canada Council for the Arts and the Province of British Columbia, as well as the Wells-Barkerville Community Forest, for keeping our gallery free to attend.
IMA acknowledges the ancestral territories of the Secwépemc and Dakelh Nations, on which Luminosity will be presented, recognizing their historical and ongoing connection to the land.

TOAP Artist Residency Open House Showcase
2023-07-08 19:00 - 21:00 | Island Mountain Arts Studios, Mildred Ave, Wells, V0K 2R0
Hello everyone! This week has been flying by fast, especially for the Toni Onley Artists’ Project participants.
They have been working hard and creating a lot of neat things!
Come to the Wells-Barkerville School second floor Saturday, July 8th at 7:00 pm, to check out what they got up to during their TOAP residency. Goodies from morselsmoveablefeast!

Saturday Night Music at the Wells Hotel
2023-07-08 20:00 - 22:00 | The Wells Hotel, 2341 Pooley St., Wells, BC, V0k2R0, Canada
Welcome back regular songster Sage Gordon to the stage for a Saturday night of hot rock and blues tunes.
No cover charge. Tips for the artist greatly appreciated
