Local Arts

Artists Chris Collacott and Meg Lee have joined Lawrence McDonald and Langara College students from the Design Formation Program for an exhibit titled What is Art? An Exploration of Meaning, which runs until April 11 at Port Coquitlam's Leigh Square

Miranda Andersen isn't like other children. The Belcarra girl talks in clear and concise sentences. She respects her elders and the environment.

The sounds of Hawaiian, calypso, reggae, soul, gospel, R&B and jazz music will fill Port Coquitlam's Terry Fox Theatre next week at the city's last performance of the 12th annual Sunday Coffee Concerts.

Professional artist Judith M. Atkinson will lead students in painting, drawing and mixed media classes this spring at Coquitlam's Evergreen Cultural Centre.

Classic works by Bach, Beethoven and Chopin will fill Coquitlam's Our Lady of Fatima Church on Saturday as part of a benefit to send young parishioners to Spain this summer.

The Canadian premiere of The Price is Right Live! will be at the Red Robinson Show Theatre in May.

It's been a whirlwind seven months for Linzy Arnott. Since the Maple Ridge resident got married last August in Port Moody, she's been painting furiously for three solo exhibitions this winter.

How does a visual artist get from a conceptual stage to a completed work? Better yet, how do three artists finish a canvas in less than 90 minutes? That, in a nutshell, is the basis of the Golden Brush painting competition, the third of which takes p

Parents of pre-schoolers and young children can be entertained during spring break with Theatre Bagger's presentation of The Little Old Man at the Evergreen Cultural Centre.

A Place des Arts' harp instructor will offer a Renaissance drawing class for adults this spring at the Maillardville facility.