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

12/20/2025

Come sing away the dark with us on Sunday!

12/19/2025

Does anyone have a large world map Taghum Hall could borrow for an event on January 18?

12/14/2025

Come sing with us! We'll practice a few songs with Pat Henman and Shannon Lythgoe, serenade the neighbours, and then all come back to the Hall for warm drinks and goodies. This simple, lovely, free event for all ages and singing abilities starts at 6:30pm on Sunday, December 21 (solstice!).

12/10/2025

We've got our workshop leaders all lined up—and what a lineup! Deadline to apply for this free collaborative theatre project is coming right up on Friday December 12. More info and application at https://www.taghumhall.ca/events

Join Pat Henman and Anne DeGrace with special workshops with Tenise Marie, Michalle Hart, Linday Clague, Ray Stothers, Kelly Rebar, and Laura Landsberg to tell your story and perform it as part of this collaborative production developed over 12 Saturday mornings beginning January 17.

12/08/2025

The deadline is this Friday, December 12! If you've ever wanted to stretch yourself creatively, work in a group brimming with goodwill, learn things, and tell your story, Welcome Home may be for you! More info at https://www.taghumhall.ca/events

12/02/2025

Sing Away the Dark at Taghum Hall - https://mailchi.mp/taghumhall/taghum-halls-oh-so-twinkly-december-newsletter-16537983

11/29/2025

Thanks to the IODE Kokanee Chapter for supporting Welcome Home: Kootenay Origin Stories collaborative theatre project taking place at Taghum Hall beginning January 2026. Want to learn more about this opportunity to learn and create with a group? Go to www.taghumhall.ca/events. Pictured here: project lead Pat Henman, IODE members Gwen Acres, Ronnie Vermaat and Puleng Pratt, and Taghum Hall board member and project support Anne DeGrace

11/27/2025

Share your culture with your friends and neighbours this January. So may ways to participate! Please let us know how you'd like to be involved by December 16. Email events@taghumhall.ca to learn more. This event is for everyone!

11/26/2025

Big thanks to the Nelson & District Credit Union for supporting the Welcome Home: Kootenay Origin Stories collaborate theatre project taking place starting January 2026 at Taghum Hall! Pictured here: Pat Henman, NDCU's Heather Hillary, Anne DeGrace. Want to learn more and maybe get involved? Go to taghumhall.ca/events

11/19/2025

Who are these people, and what are they cooking up now? How could it change your life? No experience necessary! Read all about it in The Nelson Star. Google: Pat Henman Welcome Home

11/15/2025

Want to know more about the Welcome Home Collaborative Theatre Project, and how you can be involved? Take a listen! Thanks to Stephenie Hendricks who interviewed Pat Henman and Anne DeGrace for Kootenay Co-op Radio on Friday.

New Project - Welcome Home: a collaborative theatre project for everyone taghamhall.ca

11/09/2025

Read about a new collaborative theatre project and how you can take part! Google Henman + DeGrace + Welcome Home

Address

5915 Taghum Hall Road
Nelson, BC
V1L6Y4

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

7784631114

Website

https://linktr.ee/taghumcommunityhall

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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.