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Burlesque will entertain you in unique fashion By day they are the faces you see on the streets, in the stores, instructing your dance class but once per month these ordinary Kamloops citizens come out and put on a show like you have probably never seen before. These are the gals and guys of Kamloops Burlesque, a once monthly show that takes place at the Blue Grotto. “We are committed to bringing the glitz, glam and cheekiness that is the magic of burlesque to the loops,” explains Calamity Jane aka Jenna Huxley of Instinct Adornment and one of the most recognizable faces of the monthly burlesque show. “These performances are in the old Vaudeville tradition with dancers, singers and more. Each is a showcase of soloists and troops. Don’t forget to come early and come often!” Burlesque has had a long and rich history throughout the world. The word which essentially came from the Italian word burlesco, means a joke or to ridicule, and that’s where the art of burlesque began. It was work that made fun of other work. Throughout the years it evolved especially in America to what we know this show is all about, fun, laughs,
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acts and a little erotica. Very popular in the early 1900’s, burlesque has been becoming more and more popular as of late because the newer gener-
and comedy is one that definitely fits the bill and provides its audience with a show that will make them laugh, smile, clap and once in a while cover their
Calamity Jane aka Jenna Huxley of Instinct Adornment looks like she may have been naughty at the June 9th burlesque show at the Blue Grotto! ations
have interest in interesting art forms of the past and burlesque with its glamour, sparkle, non-offensive striptease
eyes. It is an experience that can’t be beat! This particular group and their show is the perfect example of
‘you’ve seen one, you haven’t seen them all’. Each month has a different theme, different cast, different acts and an all around different allure of fun and fantasy. You can look forward to an artistic and imaginative show acted, sung and danced by people as interesting and imaginative as the stuff they have come up with. Fun for all, the burlesque shows happen once per month. The next show is on Thursday, July 14 and is 50’s Pin Up night. Not only are they looking for an audience but, they are more than excited for you to come dressed up in costume. And if you think that you might have something to show off, invite you to contact them in advance. “If you are interested in taking part in the show, please let us know,” finishes Jenna. “This is a monthly showcase and we are always interested in new performers and acts.” Join them July 14th for 50’s Pin Up, August 11th for Octapussy, September 8th for Back to School, and October 13th for Steam Punk. You can check them out on Facebook for additional monthly themes or to get in touch with the organizers. – continued on page 2
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City achieves goal with Glenfair Community Garden
The City of Kamloops and Interior Community Services held the grand opening of the new Glenfair Community Gardens on June 23rd. This mobility accessible community garden enables people to grow healthy food for them and their families in a wonBob Gilbert from the Valleyview Overlander Lions Club who was one of the partners in the Glenfair Community Garden.
entered into a Service Agreement with Interior Community Services. One of the goals of this agreement was to increase the number of plots from 134 to 268 within the City of Kamloops by the year 2012. With the com-
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reached 272 plots within the City of Kamloops with the opening of Glenfair Community Gardens. In 2010 the City of Kamloops was awarded “The Best Blooming Community award” with special mention for the
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derful community atmosphere. This project was made possible through the generous support of a New Horizons for Seniors Grant, the City of Kamloops, Valleyview Overlander Lions Club and many other businesses and volunteers. In 2009 the City of Kamloops
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Carnival games and more
The Thompson Nicola Cariboo public at no charge. United Way will host the 8th The Carnival is a fun-filled –––– Advertorial –––– Annual Community Carnival on block party where local nonthe 300 block of Victoria Street profit agencies set up familyIt’s always on goodFriday, news! July 15th. Part of friendly It’s always good news! carnival games. The the Kamloops Central Business event is open to everyone and Improvement Association’s we you Street all to attend. #1 - is 219 Street #1encourage - 219 Victoria The Salvation Salvation Army Army Thrift Thrift Store, Store, located located at at 533 533 Tranquille Tranquille Road, Road, of-Victoria Merchants Market, the The Carnival is not just a great The is of(3246) (3246) but also fering an an outstanding outstanding summer summer sale! sale! For For just just $1 $1 you you can can purchase purchase all all374-ECHO cloth- Community Carnival is a cel- day 374-ECHO of entertainment, fering clothemail us at: email us ing and and toys, toys, except except for for display display grid grid items. items. You You read read itit right, right, $1 $1 will will buy buy ebration of community spirit as a way to learnat:more about ing echo@shawcable.com echo@shawcable.com any pair of jeans, pants, shirts, blouses, dresses, formal wear, children’s any pair of jeans, pants, shirts, blouses, dresses, formal wear, children’s local non-profit organizations your non-profit community in clothing and toys. It even includes outerwear such as jackets and coats. provide information to the pubKamloops. clothing and toys. It even includes outerwear such as jackets and coats. For more information on this Major Sharleen Sharleen McTaggart McTaggart says: says: “We’ve “We’ve never never had had aa sale sale of of this this magmag- lic through exciting Carnival Major games. This fun-filled family event, contact Jeff Hicks at nitude before, but the community is so giving and generous with their nitude before, but the community is so giving and generous with their event will run from 11:00 a.m. jeff@unitedwaytnc.ca or call donations that that we we want want to to pass pass along along the the savings savings to to our our customers. customers. donations to 4:00 p.m. and is open to the 250-372-9933. “All monies raised by the Kamloops Salvation Army Thrift Store are “All monies raised by the Kamloops Salvation Army Thrift Store are used in our community. In fact they have just expanded the programs used in our community. In fact they have just expanded the programs that are are offered offered in in their their family family services services ministry ministry to to include include the the hiring hiring of of that aa full-time full-time addictions addictions counsellor counsellor for for women women and and also also the the inclusion inclusion of of aa 12-step biblically biblically based based program program titled titled Celebrate Celebrate Recovery,” Recovery,” continues continues 12-step Adornment well beforehand to Sharleen. “We’re very excited about the new Celebrate Recovery Pro- – continued from page 1 Sharleen. “We’re very excited about the new Celebrate Recovery Proget your hands on one of the gram. It’s It’s an an international international program program that that provides provides help help for for those those dealing dealing All FOllOw shows are THE open ECHO to agesOnlimited amounts of VIP tickets gram. with addictions and dependency issues as well as those having a probwith addictions and dependency issues as well as those having a prob- 19 and over and are at the Blue that are only $10. VIP ticklem with with anger anger management management and and financial financial bondage. bondage. The The bottom bottom line line Grotto, 319 Victoria Street. lem ets allow you early entrance www.twitter.com/ECHOnewspapers is if someone has HABITS, HURTS AND HANG-UPS causing them is - if someone has HABITS, HURTS AND HANG-UPS causing them Doors open at 8pm and you and give you reserved seating. distress -- Celebrate Celebrate Recovery Recovery is is for for them.” them.” can buy tickets for the show Believe me this is something distress So get on down to the Salvation Army Thrift store, spend a buck or So get on down to the Salvation Army Thrift store, spend a buck or at the door for $5 on perfor- you want! two, and and in in the the process process you’ll you’ll be be helping helping our our community! community! mance night. Stop by Instinct Tanya Orozco, freelance two,
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Kamloops cocktail winner sips up Congratulations to the grand champion of the Kamloops Cocktail 2011 Tourism Kamloops competition - Sips Martinis & Tapas, with their creation of the “Lakebreeze”. The Lakebreeze is made with house-made cucumber infused Vodka, Alize, Blue Bols, watermelon infused water and garnished with fish shaped watermelon and alcohol infused popsicles. Matt Dick from Sips did a great job explaining how this drink ties into Kamloops, as it represents our two rivers, over 150 lakes in the region, fishing and the Salmon Run. It’s fresh, relaxed and vibrant in colour, which embodies the brand of Tourism Kamloops nicely. Sips will be serv-
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Matt Dick of Sips Martinis & Tapas puts maximum concentration and poise into his creation of the winning entry into the Kamloops Cocktail competition.
ing their version of the Kamloops cocktail from June 21 to September 4. Second place went to the Noble Pig Brewhouse’s
“Beertini” entry, with the Commodore Grand Café and Lounge taking third place for their “Kamlito”.
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Denis Walsh runs again for council Denis Walsh will be running again for a position on City Council. His main priorities for the next term are maintaining city services while holding costs down, helping to create solid plans for the future, and
building community by improving community engagement and participation. If you would like more information or have any questions, please contact Denis Walsh, City Councillor at 250-374-4985.
Riverside Park lifeguard service
Lifeguard service is once again available at the Riverside Park beach from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. daily, weather permitting. To promote a safer river swim experience, when the “Lifeguard on Duty” sign is displayed, the City recommends swimming within the designated swim area and to always keep within arms’ reach of young children. Closely supervise children with inflatable toys as they can blow away from shore and children
will often follow them to deeper water. Visit www.kamloops.ca/swim for more helpful water smart tips to keep you safe this summer. For your information, an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) unit is located in the Riverside Lifeguard office and will be available during lifeguard on-duty hours. In the event of a medical emergency, call 911 and immediately alert the lifeguards.
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poetry slam The second and last Wednesday of each month sees every table at The Art We Are Tea Joint and Gallery filled with folks who are there to see or perhaps even participate in this month’s Poetry Slam. If you’ve never experienced a Poetry Slam, it’s a spoken word event where poets recite or read, dramatize and perform poetry for an audience. Each poet is given five minutes when their name is drawn randomly after they sign up. Theatricality is welcome and enthusiastically supported, however strict rules of decorum pertaining to hate, racism and sexism apply. Kamloops author Richard Wagamese and Christina Grono owner of The Art We Are started the Slam with the goal of creating and building a spoken word community in Kamloops. If you’re interested in participating or would like to just watch, the next Slam is this Wednesday and then again on July 27. Admission is just $5 at the door and a non-perishable food item for the Kamloops Food Bank. Aiirick Dunfield is pictured here reading at the last Slam.
CAP Team supporting merchants and more
One of the main goals of the CAP Team way possible. The CAP Team builds great is to provide assistance to the downtown relationships with many of the businesses businesses that are within the BIA. This in the downtown; we know many of the assistance can be anything from asking store owners and their employees by name panhandlers to move away from the front and from time to time (especially when it’s of their store to giving them a safe walk hot!) like nothing better than ducking into to their vehicle after the day has come to their store to say a quick hello. Some other a close, to inviting them to participate in stats obtained by the CAP Team to date events held by the KCBIA. Or sometimes, are that we’ve assisted over 150 tourists; we just simply stop in to say a quick hello. we have biked over 650 km and given 14 So far, the CAP Team has assisted 85 CAP comments safe walks. The CAP Team looks forward Kristina Moller businesses and responded to 87 merchants to building more relationships with mersince we’ve been out on patrol. We really chants in the BIA in the summer months appreciate when the downtown merchants call us to that follow and doing our part in keeping downtown their aid; it makes the team feel good to know that Kamloops safe, friendly and a fun part of town to be one of the main services we provide is being used. in. The CAP Team can be reached at 250-572-3008 or We like to know we are making a difference in any 250-572-3009 or the Kiosk at 250-572-3017.
Annual Home Tour fundraiser at Sun Peaks
The last time you were at Sun Peaks, surely you noticed the gorgeous houses. You probably even thought that you would love to see them inside. Well here is your chance! The Home Tour: Architectural Spaces, a Kamloops Art Gallery fundraiser, will be taking place at, and enroute to, Sun Peaks on Sunday July 17 in conjunction with the Sun Peaks Wine and Culture Festival that takes place that weekend. The Home Tour features four architecturally impressive homes that are beautifully decorated inside and out and have special displays by select home décor retailers. The two well established events will come together in a perfect pairing, hosting people with similar types
of interests. Having The Home Tour at Sun Peaks really rounds out the activities that are taking place already that weekend and Home Tour guests will really appreciate being able to see some of these spectacular homes. Also new this year, every ticket sold will also receive a $10 voucher to enjoy one of 6 restaurants at Sun Peaks (valid July 17 only). The participating restaurants are Bella Italia, Mantles Restaurant, Masa’s Bar & Grill, Memories Mountain High Pizza, Tod Mountain Creperie. This makes it even more fun for couples or to get a group of ladies to get together that want to make a great day of it. A special room night rate has also been arranged for those
that want to make it a weekend get away. Simply call 1-800-807-3257 for reservations. Tickets for this self-guided and self-paced tour are limited and are on sale until the day of the event, or until sold-out, at The Gallery Store or by phone at 250-377-2400 or at Sun Peaks Adventure Centre located in the Village Day Lodge. A map to and descriptions of each of the tour homes are provided upon ticket purchase. Check www.kag.bc.ca for more information. If you are renovating or building and looking for great ideas or just appreciate the fine art of architecture and interior design then this tour is for you. We hope to see you there!
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formances from local and international talent. saturday, july 16
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Wednesday, July 13
Our very own Country Fair
The 400 Block Victoria Street will be a pedestrian only promenade today from 8:00am to 3:00pm for the popular expanded Farmer’s Market. Lots of great local produce, meats, baking and more, the Country Fair is like a Saturday Market on Wednesday!
Last years Buskers Showdown/Street Performer winner Byron Bertram, at right, wowed the crowds in 2010. This year watch for James Johnson, the Biggar Balloon Guy and Piper McKenzie - Fried Piper. Both of these performers will be Downtown Friday and Saturday. All four days of this very popular festival, the streets will be filled with live music. Watch for the likes of Mickael Maddison, Mr. M, AJ Ellsay, Art Pruce, Garry Gagne, Margit Bull, Jelly Switch and many more.
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n Stage One Summer Theatre School – Aug. 2 to 20 for children ages 8-18 with Introductory, Musical Theatre, & Performance classes. Call Western Canada Theatre at 250372-3216 for more information. n Kamloops 39th Annual International Baseball Tournament will be held July 7 to July 11 at Norbrock Stadium. This year’s tournament will consist of eight teams competing for $14,500.00 in prize money. For more info, contact Dean Padar at 250-376-5057 n Munsch Ado About Nothing family literacy event at Sahali Centre Mall from 2 to 3pm on Friday, July 8. Sheanna James, Melissa Thomas, and Evelyn Chew will be reading some of the stories of beloved Canadian children’s author Robert Munsch that are featured in Munsch Ado: Murmel Murmel Murmel, Class Clown, More Pies, No Clean Clothes and Good Families Don’t. n Jehovah’s Witnesses invite all to attend “Let God’s Kingdom Come!” Convention at held at Interior Savings Center starting July 8. For more info contact Trevor Campbell at 250-828-9977. n Gong Meditation and Solfeggio Tones at The Art We Are, 246 Victoria St. on July 9.
Admission at the door, show starts at 8pm. n Red Cross Disaster Fundraiser, at The Zoo Ice Cream Parlour this weekend July 9 and 10. 75 percent of the proceeds will go to Japan and 25 percent for Canadian disasters. All donations to the fundraiser will receive a free raffle ticket to a multi gift raffle. Also at 1pm on July 9 there will be a sidewalk fashion show. n Interior Savings Moonlight Movie Tour in Riverside Park on July 13 - Rango Admission is by donation. Family activities start at 7pm, movie begins at dusk. n Artisan’s Square, Saturday mornings in Gaglardi Park, 159 Seymour St. Local artisans and entertainers in the garden market place at St. Andrews on the Square heritage site. n Music in the Park - Free nightly entertainment at Riverside Park 7-8:30 pm July 8, Aurora Jane, Australian Funk July 9, Sister Girl, Roots/Country July 10, Elvis (Stuart Mac) July 11, Earthbound, World Music July 12, Nuna Y, South American July 13, Jackie Treehorn, R&B Funk n Ploughman’s Lunch and Coffee opened recently at 152 Victoria Street. Open MonSat, they serve a unique ploughman’s plate of
bread, cheese, salad, apple and pickle! n Call for Entry - Old Courthouse Gallery, a fine art and craft co-operative at 7 West Seymour St. invites applications from artists working in stone, wood or metal, photography and basketry. At this time they are not accepting applications for glass, paintings, pottery and textile. Visit www.kamloopscourthousegallery.ca for more information and application forms. n Table Tennis for seniors. Desert Gardens, 540 Seymour St. Tues. 7pm and Thurs. 12:30pm. Call Guenter 250-372-3965. n Crokinole League - players of all ages meet every first and third Wednesday of the month from 6:30 to 8pm at Desert Gardens, 540 Seymour St. For more info call 250-5735140. n Order of the Royal Purple invites new members. The tradition of service requires a legacy of support. Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesday. Call Eleanor at 250-374- 2806. n Council of Canadians meets on the second Wednesday of every month at 7pm at the Smorgasbord Deli, 225 - 7th Ave. Call Anita or Dalton 250-377-0055 FMI.
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july 29 - september 5 7 seymour street w • 250-372-7323 www.kamloopsarts.ca sePtemBeR 2011
• 1 & 2 bdrm Apartments from $650-$899/mth • Spacious, secured, pet friendly building • Pro-active on-site building manager • Near transit, shopping & schools • On-site laundry & parking available • Seniors & long-term tenants preferred
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Northshore & Southshore Neighbourhoods
presents Ukrainian Orthodox Church of All Saints
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Refreshments offered. Donations accepted. 7 seymour street w • 250-372-7323 www.kamloopsarts.ca
july 1 riverside park
Phone: Fr. Mykola (Michael) 250-318-5480 E-mail: msawchenko@gmail.com Or phone: 778-220-5584
august 2011
kamloops arts council presents
We’ve moved 600 - 235 1st Ave
Central offices available that include central reception, individual furnished offices, kitchen, etc.
For more information call Karen 250-372-3053 or7visit our website seymour street w • 250-372-7323 www.riverviewexecusuites.ca www.kamloopsarts.ca OCtOBeR 2011
Icon Tours nightly arts Ukrainian Orthodox festival Church of All Saints
Street during1044 the 8th western July and August canada summer games Tuesdays & Wednesdays 1-3pm or by august 6 -appointment 14
Refreshments offered. Donations accepted. Phone: Fr. Mykola (Michael) 250-318-5480
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Make and Take Art Projects
amazing homemade soups, Baking and more! • live music • comfy couches • free wifi • vegan friendly
Indulge in a little creativity every Thursday at the Old Courthouse Cultural Centre, 7 Seymour St. W. from 2 - 4 pm. FREE. Make and take art projects for both adults and youth are planned weekly. Instructor: Karen Rubkiewicz. July 7 - 179132, July 14 - 179133, July 21 - 179134, July 28 - 179135, Aug 4 - 179136, Aug 11 - 179137, Aug 18 - 179138, Aug 25 - 179139.
tea joint & gallery
Register online www.kamloops.ca/ ezreg or call 250-828-3500
Open Mon. - Sat. 9am-11pm 246 Victoria Street
Entertainment on the Downtown streets from 11:30 - 2pm Tuesday to Saturday!
Live at Lunch & Live at nite www.kcbia.com 250.372.3242
Stop in and see our unique collection of
Ladies Wear, Giftware, Pottery, Accessories & Laurie-Anne’s Linens.
Essentials & Beyond 367 Victoria Street 250.372.2006
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