As summertime comes to an end, so does the Golden Farmers Market.
Jane’s Walk's are free, citizen-led walking tours inspired by Jane Jacobs that get people to tell stories about their communities.
Golden's new Local Food Matters Working Group is hosting a community forum on local food to find out what the local priorities are.
The Golden Dolphins Swim Club is getting ready for a great season as they prepare for the pool to open next month.
The Eisenhauers will be joining the Small Glories at the Golden Civic Centre on Friday Apr. 21.
Wildsight offers many opportunities for local residents and visitors to explore and learn about our natural world in all seasons.
Over spring break Golden was fortunate enough to be able to participate in a fiddle camp, supported by members of the Metis Nation.
Kicking Horse Culture is bringing in the goofy comedic performance, Mystery of the Hungry Heart Motel, on April 12.
When you met Mark McFadden, you met a friend for life. That’s what all his friends say, and there are a lot of them.
Two Golden medical professionals recently came home from a charitable trip to Nicaragua where they provided eye and dental care.
The Métis Nation Columbia River Society received a grant to purchase archery equipment which has been utilized by many groups.
Linda Hautala opened up her own salon, Shear Perfection, 25 years ago.
A new sign will be constructed at the junction of Highway 1 and Highway 95, funded through the Resort Municipality Initiative.
Alexander Park teacher Sandra Beckett is the recipient of the 2017 Environmental Education Excellence Award.
Check out the rock and roll duo, along with The Dudes and All Hands on Jane, Saturday March 4 at the Rockwater.
This spring break, Golden youth are going to get the opportunity to grow their theatrical skills with a week-long drama camp.
The Golden Film Festival is making a comeback this year, and organizer Jessie Oatway is already accepting submissions.
