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SUMMARY:Sponsored Events September
DESCRIPTION:August 24 to September 6 – Nelson Pride Festival 30th Anniversary\, Nelson\nNelson Pride will host the 30th anniversary of Nelson Pride Festival over two weeks with multiple events to celebrate inclusiveness and diversity\, and to build community amongst individuals\, groups\, and cultures \, from August 24 to September 6\, 2026. Event Information. \nSeptember 5 & 6 – Kootenay Big Rig Show 2026\, Castlegar\nBill’s Heavy Duty Ent (2004) Ltd. will host the annual Kootenay Big Rig Show in Castlegar with a downtown parade on September 5th\, and a show and shine on September 6th\, 2026\, to celebrate people in the machinery and transport industries. Event Information. \nSeptember 6 – Harvest Market in the Park\, Nelson\nThe Nelson Vendors Market Society will host Harvest Market in the Park\, with farmer/artisan vendors\, community presenter booths\, and live entertainment in Nelson on September 6\, 2026. Event Information. \nSeptember 12 – Golden Museum Fall Faire\, Golden\nThe Golden Museum hosts their annual Fall Faire event\, a full-day community event with Farmer’s Market showcasing local vendors\, a kids’ fun zone put on by a local youth volunteer group\, live music from local musicians\, a barbecue and ice cream truck\, and “best-of” style fair competitions. \nSeptember 10 – World Suicide Prevention Day\, Cranbrook\nThe Canadian Mental Health Association for the Kootenays is hosting a community event on Sept 10th\, 2026\, in recognition of suicide prevention day. This free event will bring the community together and provide access to supports\, as well as include family activities\, Ktunaxa drummers and prayers\, speakers\, musical entertainment and a candlelight vigil. \nSeptember 10 – Salmon Festival 2026\, Invermere\nThis project supports the 2026 Shuswap Salmon Festival that celebrates and honours the salmon\, aims to build public understanding of the cultural and ecological importance of salmon\, and aims to strengthen relationships between Indigenous and non- Indigenous communities in the Upper Columbia. Event Information. \nSeptember 11 & 12 – Queen City Cruise\, Nelson\nThe Nelson Road Kings will host the Queen City Cruise\, bringing in over 400 classic cars\, trucks and motorcycles\, as well as spectators to Nelson on September 11 and 12\, 2026. Event Information. \nSeptember 11 & 12 – Creston Valley Fall Fair\, Creston\nThe Creston Valley Fall Fair Association will host the 108th annual Creston Valley Fall Fair\, a family fun event that highlights the importance of community\, agriculture\, and art\, on September 11 and 12\, 2026. \nSeptember 13 – Krestova Slow Food Cycle\, Nelson\nThe Krestova Slow Food Cycle is a free self guided tour on September 13th\, 2026\, for all community members to visit participating locations by bike\, foot or vehicle and sample baked goods\, farm stands\, a free taco lunch and a bike repair station. \nSeptember 13 – Kimberley Pridefest 2026\, Kimberley\nKimberley Pridefest 2026 will take place in the Platzl from September 12-13\, 2026. It is a free\, inclusive family friendly community celebration\, featuring a local arts and culture market and live music at the new outdoor stage facility at Centre 64. Event Information. \nSeptember 13 – Corn Cricker’s Picnic\, Creston\nThe West Creston Community Hall Society will host their annual Corn Cricker’s Picnic – featuring corn husking\, games\, activities\, children races\, and more – on September 13\, 2026. \nSeptember 15 – Fall Harvest Feast\, Fernie\nWildsight Elk Valley will host a Fall Harvest Feast on September 15\, 2026\, at the Eco Garden in Fernie. The event will focus on community engagement\, celebrate local food\, nutrition and sovereignty. \nSeptember 16 to 20 – Elk Valley Pride Festival\, Fernie\nThis an annual celebration of the 2SLGBTQ+ community in Fernie\, instrumental in fostering inclusivity and connection within the Elk Valley region. Since 2016\, the festival has grown into a five-day event held annually in September\, offering a variety of activities including a bike parade\, flag-raising ceremony\, Spectrum Queer Arts Day\, workshops\, and educational sessions. The festival aims to celebrate diversity\, promote inclusivity\, and strengthen community bonds within the Elk Valley. Event Information. \nSeptember 17 – Gathering on the Land\, Cranbrook\nThe Rocky Mountain Metis Association will host a gathering on the land on September 17\, 2026\, in Cranbrook\, supporting connection between Metis communities in the area. \nSeptember 18 – Fat Tire Festival – Bike Parade\, Nelson\nOn September 18\, the Nelson Cycling Club is hosting the Baker Street Bike Decorating & Parade\, where families turn their bikes into art and then parade down Baker Street as part of Fat Tire Fest 2026. \nSeptember 18 – Fabulous Friday\, Nelson\nKootenay Connective is hosting their Fabulous Friday\, a free\, all-ages community celebration at Cottonwood Falls Park in Nelson\, BC\, designed to bring people together through music\, costume\, play\, creativity and shared experiences on September 18\, 2026. \nSeptember 18 & 19 – Ed Fest\, Cranbrook\nEd Fest Arts Festival is a free to attend celebration of arts and music in Cranbrook from September 18-19\, 2026. Event Information. \nSeptember 19 – Argenta Fall Faire\, Argenta\nThe Argenta Fall Faire is one of the most important social events of the year\, bringing together farmers\, local artisans\, food producers and community members with food\nand music on September 19\, 2026. \nSeptember 19 – Stillpoint Festival\, Kimberley\nWildsight Kim/Cran is hosting the Stillpoint Festival in Kimberley September 19\, 2026. The free festival will include live music\, performances\, environmental storytelling\, workshops\, film screenings and a downtown block party. Event Information. \nSeptember 20 – Harrop Harvest Festival\, Harrop\nThe Harrop & District Community Centre Society will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their Harrop Harvest Festival with locally made arts & crafts\, produce and food products\, musical entertainment\, games\, and raffles in Harrop on September 20\, 2026. Event Information. \nSeptember 20 – Wildflower Festival\, Winlaw\nThe Winlaw Hall Association will host the inaugural Wildflower Festival on September 20th\, 2026. This community music and arts gathering will bring community members together to celebrate the harvest season\, enjoy good music and share a meal. Event Information. \nSeptember 23 – Outdoor Movie in the Park\, Golden\nGolden and District Community Foundation is celebrating 25 years of community partnership\, marking this milestone by bringing the community together for a free Outdoor Movie in the Park on September 23\, 2026. \nSeptember 24 to 26 – Massif Music Festival\, Nelson\nThe Massif Music Festival\, founded in 2016\, is an annual event held in Nelson\, British Columbia. The festival is dedicated to showcasing underground and underrepresented music genres\, including rock\, punk\, metal\, and alternative\, with a strong emphasis on promoting gender diversity within the heavy music scene. Typically occurring on the last weekend of September\, Massif features performances from a diverse lineup of artists\, fostering connections among musicians and fans alike. 22 of 25 performances will be happening at the Eagle’s Hall in 2026. Event Information. \nSeptember 24 to 27 – ʔakisq̓nuk 2026 Multigenerational Fishing Camp\, ʔakisq̓nuk\nʔakisq̓nuk First Nation will host a multigenerational fishing camp\, from September 24-27\, 2026\, on Kinbasket Lake. \nSeptember 25 – Kokanee Fish Fest 2026\, Revelstoke\nWildsight Revelstoke will host Kokanee Fish Fest on September 25\, 2026\, a fun-filled event featuring local community organizations\, live entertainment and celebrating local salmon. \nSeptember 25 to 27 – LUNA Fest\, Revelstoke\nLUNA Fest\, is a three-day celebration of art\, culture\, and music held annually in Revelstoke. The festival features LUNA Sound\, an evening of diverse musical performances across multiple downtown venues; LUNA Arts\, an exhibition of interactive art installations and performances transforming the city’s streets and public spaces; and LUNAversity\, offering workshops and activities for all ages. Event Information. \nSeptember 26 – Rossland Acoustic Music Camp 2026 (Student Concert)\, Rossland\nThe Rossland Acoustic Music Camp brings together amateur musicians of all ages to receive mentoring from professional musicians\, culminating with a free live performance in Rossland on September 26\, 2026. \nSeptember 26 & 27 – 2026 Rossland Museum Arts & Culture Festival\, Rossland\nFrom September 26–27\, 2026\, the Rossland Museum & Discovery Centre will host a two-day celebration of regional arts and culture featuring live music\, art demonstrations\, the InspiRed Mountain Community Art Competition\, locally crafted food\, local artists and vendors\, and family-friendly activities. Event Information. \nSeptember 27 – Railway Day\, Revelstoke\nThe Revelstoke Railway Museum’s 2026 Railway Day on September 27th\, 2026 is an annual family-friendly community celebration\, bringing together residents and visitors to celebrate the region’s rich railway heritage. Event Information. \nSeptember 29 – Connection Gathering\, Wasa\nCommunity Connections Society of South East BC is hosting a community gathering on Sept 29\, 2026 for community members affected by recent wildfires. This event will be all inclusive in a welcoming and supportive space\, will help reduce isolation\, strengthen community connections and contribute to the long-term well-being of all local residents. \nSeptember 30 – National Day for Truth and Reconciliation\, Revelstoke\nThe Indigenous Friendship Society of Revelstoke’s Truth and Reconciliation Day event will be held on September 30th\, 2026\, in downtown Revelstoke. \nSeptember 30 – Truth and Reconciliation Day\, Nelson\nWest Kootenay Métis Society will welcome everyone in the community to join them in Nelson on September 30\, 2026\, to recognize the importance of National Day of Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day\, to share the spirit of learning and healing.
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