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Feasability study looks at life after Selkirk at KSA
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A feasibility study is underway to determine whether the Kootenay School of the Arts (KSA) building in Nelson can continue operating as a community-led space.
So there’s a couple of things we’re aiming for,” said Kallee Lins, executive director of the West Kootenay Regional Arts Council.
Those findings will be presented to Nelson city council on Feb. 17 as part of a delegation, while a full report is expected by the end of February.
Recommendations from the feasibility study, including options for the building’s future once July arrives, will be made public once the report is complete.
The study is being supported by several community organizations, including Greater Nelson Economic Development, Osprey Community Foundation, Oxygen Art Centre, the Nelson Lions Club, the North-West Ceramics Foundation, the Capitol Theatre and the Slocan Valley Threads Guild.