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.

Create a piece of art on wood suitable for an outdoor space. Materials and instruction provided--plus lunch! Cost is $50...
02/09/2026

Create a piece of art on wood suitable for an outdoor space. Materials and instruction provided--plus lunch! Cost is $50. Join us Sunday, March 8 from 10am - 2pm.

You can sign up at www.taghumhall.ca/events

Especially for kids 8 - 12 and their adults, Family Day Crafternoon brings families together to celebrate B.C. Family Da...
02/06/2026

Especially for kids 8 - 12 and their adults, Family Day Crafternoon brings families together to celebrate B.C. Family Day with a little creativity. Participants will make a hot air balloon, and while waiting for launch-time can engage in other activities with a family flair. Younger siblings are welcome. All materials plus snacks are provided. Some subsidies are available: please email events@taghumhall.ca if cost is a barrier.

Register at www.taghumhall.ca/youth

We're celebrating Family Day with Crafternoon at Taghum Hall! Kids and their adults will make a hot air balloon together...
02/02/2026

We're celebrating Family Day with Crafternoon at Taghum Hall! Kids and their adults will make a hot air balloon together, and choose from some special activities to celebrate family. All materials provided; some subsidies available. Register here: https://www.taghumhall.ca/event-details/family-day-crafternoon

Here are a few more photos from Sharing Art Opens Hearts: A Multicultural Afternoon that took place on January 18 at Tag...
01/20/2026

Here are a few more photos from Sharing Art Opens Hearts: A Multicultural Afternoon that took place on January 18 at Taghum Hall. Here we have the Chinese Lion Dance, Korean calligraphy, and Japanese calligraphy! Thanks to Linda Barber for the pics. If you took some good photos, please email them to events@taghumhall.ca. Thanks, all, for a wonderful afternoon.

Thank you to everyone who took part on Sharing Art Opens Hearts today at Taghum Hall! Such a beautiful event. I admit th...
01/19/2026

Thank you to everyone who took part on Sharing Art Opens Hearts today at Taghum Hall! Such a beautiful event. I admit that I only managed to photograph a few things. If you have a few really great photos of performers or of the cultural tables (we didn't take any of the tables!!!) please email them to events@taghumhall.ca or share in the comments.

Here is Amaika dancing to Haitian music, Abby telling a Nigerian folktale, Yuri singing a song from a Japanese film, Owen telling a family story, Celia dancing with Chinese silk fans, Bukola and her family singing in Nigerian traditional dress, Jasmeet dancing in the style of Bhangra, and the multicultural Afro-Colombian ensemble singing us out at the end of a wonderful afternoon.

Today, you will also meet Owen! Owen will tell the story of his family history, which is tied both to the building of th...
01/18/2026

Today, you will also meet Owen! Owen will tell the story of his family history, which is tied both to the building of the CPR Railroad and Japanese internment camps. While these were shameful times on Canadian history, Owen says that his family story is really about resiliency. Join us today, January 18, from 2pm - 5pm at Sharing Art Opens Hearts, a multicultural afternoon at Taghum Hall.

Meet Bukola and her family! These lovely folks are originally from Ekiti State in Nigeria. Bukola and her family will tr...
01/18/2026

Meet Bukola and her family! These lovely folks are originally from Ekiti State in Nigeria. Bukola and her family will treat us to some music at Sharing Art Opens Hearts, a multicultural afternoon TODAY, January 18 at Taghum Hall from 2 - 5pm.

Meet Quilombera! With members from Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Hungary, and Ukraine, this Afro-Colombian ensemble is tr...
01/17/2026

Meet Quilombera! With members from Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Hungary, and Ukraine, this Afro-Colombian ensemble is truly multicultural, and the perfect way to end our Sharing Art Opens Hearts afternoon with their joyful and energetic sounds. Join us this Sunday, January 18 from 2 - 5pm at Taghum Hall.

Meet Jinhee, Rumi, and Sabine! These three friends all came from Korea, and they have put together a table with informat...
01/16/2026

Meet Jinhee, Rumi, and Sabine! These three friends all came from Korea, and they have put together a table with information about the Korean culture. Sabine and Jinhee will demonstrate Korean calligraphy and Rumi, as part of the program, will perform a dance piece to a K-pop tune! It all happens at Sharing Art Opens Hearts, a Multicultural Afternoon at Taghum Hall on Sunday, January 18 from 2 to 5pm.

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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.