Arts Station Events

11/02/2009

Departures (Japan, subtitled) – Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, Departures is a d delightful journey into the heartland of Japan as well as an astonishingly beautiful look at a sacred part of Japan’s cultural heritage. When Daigo Kobayashi is left without a job he moves back to his hometown. He answers a classified ad entitled Departures thinking it is an advertisement for a travel agency only to discover that the job is actually for a funeral professional.

12/07/2009

Academy-Award winning director Ang Lee tells the tale of staging the legendary Woodstock concert in upstate New York during the summer of 1969. Elliot Tiber, a down on his luck interior designer in Greenwich Village, returns to his rural home to help his parents run their dilapidated Catskills motel. Three weeks later, half a million people are on their way to his neighbour’s farm and Elliot finds himself swept up in a generation defining experience that would change his life, and American Culture, forever.

12/12/2009

Once every other year, CP Rail brings entertainment in a box-car to town and puts on a performance of Holiday Fun. Don’t miss this year’s celebration. Gather for the experience at CP Square, 1st Ave. at 6th Street in Historic Downtown Fernie.

02/20/2010

The Red Tree Lodge is proud to announce the Second Annual Art Contest in February 2010. We would like to invite you to join us by submitting your art work and attending our Gala night to showcase the art on Saturday, February 20th, 2010.

Our theme will remain connected with the Fernie Mountain Film Festival, showcasing local talent focused on bring awareness to Mountain Cultures, Fragile Environments, and the Passion and Perseverance of Global Explorers. The winner of the contest will be announced at the Fernie Mountain Film Festival on Saturday, February 27th, 2010.

04/29/2010

Linda McRae’s honky-tonk is the stuff of scuffed boots and dusty jeans. With a banjo in her grasp, the Vancouver musician has performed across North America, joined Fred Eaglesmith on his yearly Roots on the Rails tour and made quite a name for herself in Nashville. McRae plucks at your heart the way she does the strings, and you know she’s the kind of friend you’d want by your side if you found yourself crying in your beer.

Members: $18/adult, $12/mbr.youth; Regular: $20/adult, $16/youth

For more information, check out Linda’s website at http://www.lindamcrae.com/

05/07/2010

Great interaction between music and film. A show unlike most & not to be missed. Bob Wiseman
is a Canadian singer-songwriter and filmmaker. Raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, his outsider music
blends folk, rock jazz and very often contains explicitly political themes. He was a member of
Blue Rodeo from that band's inception (1984) but left the band after their 1992 album Lost Together.

Since 1999 he has made super 8 films and videos which he accompanies live on accordion, guitar or
piano. Information of tickets and pricing to come soon!

05/29/2010

Tim Williams is a blues-based singer/songwriter/multi - instrumentalist. A 40 year veteran of the North American Roots music scene Williams’s career stretches back to the coffee-houses of the 1960’s in his native California.

08/14/2010

Saturday, August 14 8 pm at The Arts Station

09/13/2010

An inspirational true story of a small boy’s extraordinary journey from poverty to international stardom that begins with a grueling apprenticeship as a classical dancer in communist China and ends in the glory of creative freedom in America. But there is a painful price to be paid for his quest for self expression.

09/30/2010

Outspoken and intelligent, Carolyn Mark was destined to make music and take no prisoners doing it. With her subversively witty lyrics and a voice as beautifully varied as her musical styles Mark holds audiences hostage. With an arsenal of songs Mark will pluck at your heartstrings as deftly as she will on the guitar strings. Her gigs are known for their off-balance candor as much as the homespun tunes. Go for the music, stay for the dirty jokes.

Tickets available at The Arts Station, Freshies, and Carosella. www.carolynmark.com

Thursday, September 30 at 8 pm