Taghum Community Hall

Taghum Community Hall Sunny Taghum Hall overlooks the Kootenay River. A premium rental venue for weddings & family celebrations, TH hosts community events all year round.

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Here's an opportunity to hang out with a bunch of fun, creative people—and get paid for it!

Part-time Administrator for Taghum Hall

Terms: 16 hours per week, 48 weeks, renewable contract
Remuneration: $25/hour to start
Start date: June 1 (negotiable)

Taghum Hall is a busy place. Our goal is building community through welcoming, inclusive community programs and events—and we have plenty, including cultural events, celebrations, markets, concerts, summer arts camps for kids and more! Community groups and small businesses rent the Hall and kitchen for weddings, memorials, celebrations, workshops and courses. Our children’s playground is always open for the public to enjoy. A hardworking (and fun) Board of Directors and a host of volunteers make it all happen, in addition to summer students and other funded positions when available, and a custodian.

Job description:

The Taghum Hall administrator must be a self-starter, able to prioritize and be flexible and adaptable. A sense of humour is an excellent attribute. Good communication skills and a friendly disposition are essential. The administrator will:

>> Keep regular office hours (times are negotiable)
>> Respond to emails and/or direct accordingly
>> Respond to/return phone calls and in-person inquiries
>> Manage the rentals/events calendar and other administrative duties
>> Manage Hall rentals
>> Support events planning and provide general oversight
>> Liaise with janitor and schedule shifts
>> Other duties as necessary

The successful applicant will be a contractor to the Hall, submitting an invoice to us for payment.

To apply, please go to www.taghumhall.ca/employment

Deadline for applications: April 24, 2026

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you can register at www.taghumhall.ca/events

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We Love Django is a loving tribute to Django Reinhardt and the Hot Club of France. This not-to-be-missed ensemble is comprised of three highly accomplished musicians who just happen to live in our midst! Paul Landsberg is a contemporary jazz composer and guitarist originally from Bronx, New York. He taught for eight years at the Berklee College of Music. In his thirty years as a performing guitarist he has performed with a number of legendary jazz and contemporary artists. Mike Rud has lived and taught all over Canada, thriving on the music scenes of Victoria, Vancouver, Edmonton, Ottawa, and Montreal. He studied in New York City with the great jazz guitarist Jim Hall, earned his Master’s degree from McGill, and went on to teach there and at a number of other music schools. Doug Stephenson has been a staple on the Canadian music scene for decades, playing bass and guitar in Vancouver, Nelson, Calgary, and in the Banff Springs Hotel house band. Always in demand, Doug is widely known to be among Canada’s finest musicians.

Catch them together on stage for an unforgettable evening of music in the Hot Club Jazz tradition!

Buy your tickets now at www.taghumhall.ca/events

Address

5915 Taghum Hall Road
Nelson, BC
V1L6Y4

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 2pm
Tuesday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

7784631114

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Taghum Hall: Then and Now

Taghum Hall has served surrounding communities for over half a century. Beginning as a place of worship, weddings and funerals for the local Russian community, Taghum Hall has grown to encompass all members of the community. An early ‘upcycle’ project, Taghum Hall was originally built from lumber reclaimed from the Japanese Internment Camp in Lemon Creek. Its floor, rescued from the junk pile after a fire at Trafalgar School in nearby Nelson, still provides a fine foundation for all hall events. Following a massive renovation project in 2015, Taghum Hall regained its former popularity and hosts dozens of community events throughout the year. In addition to being home for annual and seasonal events like Harvest Fest, Creative Spaces Day Camp, Mothers’ Day Brunch, Brushes and Lunch, and many many more, the hall is a perfect place for private rentals for weddings and memorials (back to its roots!) and every sort of family and group occasion imaginable, not to mention a wide variety of workshops, everything from circus arts to yoga and women’s development classes, and weekly drop-in events such as knit group, bridge and watercolour.

Taghum Hall is 100% community owned and is governed by a volunteer board of directors on behalf of the members of the Taghum Community Society - ask how you can be one! The board welcomes suggestions and ideas to further utilize this beautiful, sunny hall perched on the shores of the Kootenay River.