Tim Buckley is bringing a slightly new sound to Hinton since his last performance in 2014.
Back to where it all started, Mark Guebert performs at The Old Grind in front of his hometown crowd on Dec. 27.
Step into the kitchen of the Duncan family home and their compelling family dynamic during Hinton’s Break-A-Leg (BAL) dinner theatre show in January.
The lively, fast-paced performance of 12 Days of Christmas will get everyone in the mood for Christmas this weekend, according to director Don Engerdahl.
Students from the Hinton School of Dance are bringing their Disneyland choreography to the Snowflake Parade this weekend.
All but one local artist returned for the second night of Journey Into Christmas, a production that showcased Hinton’s talent in two music-filled nights.
Thirty four quilts made by the Rocky Mountain Quilters Guild are being auctioned off online in support of local health care services.
Journey Into Christmas is here to get the community in the holiday spirit and inspire us all with Hinton’s local talent.
Five Hinton women step into the roles of civilian life during World War II in Break-A-Leg (BAL) Theatre’s upcoming performance of Waiting For the Parade.
Unexplained noises and mysterious activity has been puzzling the staff at Hinton’s Northern Rockies Museum of Culture & Heritage.