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Announcements: * Check out:  https://www.crestonvalleykootenaylakeroute.com/news-and-events/events  to find all kinds of local events listed, including our upcoming workshops! * We can now be found in these local business websites:  www.ShopCreston.ca  (not much info here tho) and on  KootenayConnect.com   * Our little Gift Shop in the studio has grown! ...check it out when you drop in next : ) * Have you seen our special resource pages on our blog? Click  HERE  to view music/art resources and  HERE  for nonprofit organizations within the Creston area.  

Announcement !!!

Announcement Another holiday season is just around the corner and many of us are looking for conscious living, green holiday activities, gifts and more.  Just this morning, our website was updated and while we do have a few more things to add to these pages - we now have the following resources for you to consider this holiday season. Please browse and possibly you'll find just the right unique gift for your holiday shopping list. Also keep dropping by these pages because as time goes on and items are sold, we will be putting up other items for sale... these will be constantly evolving.  Brummet's Bookstore Save money while greening your home, yard and business. Learn practical advice for writers. Discover beautiful poetry. Brummet's Music Store  handmade drum ornaments Find numerous new and used musical instruments, handmade Christmas drum ornaments, various hardware and other  extras. AngleHill's Technician Services  Learn abou...

Conscious Events

Conscious Events: EECOM 2018 Environmental Education Conference  When : Oct 18 (Thursday) - 21 (Sunday), 2018 Location :  Ktunaxa Nation, BC's Kootenay Rockies (5 minutes from the Canadian Rockies International Airport;  near Cranbrook, BC ) About : From coast to coast to coast, over 300 educators will have the opportunity to gather to learn, share and connect at this made-in-Canada environmental education conference. Info :  http://eecom.org/eecom-2018/ ~~ Keeping it Natural Fundraiser When: Thu. Oct 18, 2018 Where:  London, ON   TREA (Thames Region Ecological Association) is hosting a fundraising fashion show and green vendor event at the Covent Garden Market For tickets, please visit Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/keeping-it-natural-fashion-show-tickets-4973... ~~ Pollinating the Seed Movement Symposium When : Oct 30 Where : Dalhousie Agricultural Campus - Truro, NS (Cana...

hand drum workshop

Public Hand Drum Workshop Dave is teaching public hand drum workshops every month;  1 hour, ... our next public hand drum workshop will be held on Oct 13 at 1 pm; $20 fee... at the Angle Hill Studio location (close to downtown Creston, BC). Limited Space Available - Some drums are available for those without.  To book your reservation and receive the studio address call or text Dave on his cell: 250-431-8713 ... or this business email address: LDBRUMMET (at) GMAIL.COM.   h ttp://brummetmedia.ca/drumlessons.html    Have a group of 2 or more people and want to book a private workshop?  Ever find yourself curious to see what it feels like to sit behind professional drum sets?  Looking for something different to do with your family or for the youth in your life?  Want to encourage group activities in your circles? Or private lessons?  ...Give Dave Brummet a call.  upcoming:  Oct 13th @ 1pm Nov. 16  @ 1pm ...

Product Review

* Learn more about the product review policy; queries welcome :)  http://consciousdiscussions.blogspot.com/p/brummets-product-reviews.html Product Review Isn’t it heart-warming to see inspiring people taking the cards they are dealt and making way for a better life? Local entrepreneur Jacqueline Penner is doing just that. “ My sewing is an important part of my living… I can only work part time due to severe rheumatoid arthritis and I appreciate each customer who supports me.” Jacqueline explains. She makes quite a number of products including bean bags, baby wraps, bags, curtains, kitchen towels and cushions, but the one that peaked my interest the most was the “ Cooling Neck Scarves ”. Having dealt with chronic pain and years of physiotherapy of one sort or another, I am familiar with the benefits of hot, cold (usually a gel product that is placed in the fridge) and ice packs for injury and had, at times, used them also to combat summer's heat.  ...