Local Arts

Tri-City artists wanting to take part in the 12th annual ArtWalk have until Feb. 16 to register. ArtsConnect will host the event on April 16 and 17.

Looking for something to do? Pick up the new 2011 Coquitlam Event Guide for a summary of activity listings this year.

A number of young Tri-City residents will sashay on to the dance floor this weekend for the 23rd annual SnowBall Classic in Vancouver.

A Port Coquitlam band made up of Riverside secondary students is one of 10 finalists in B.C.'s Best Teen Band contest. Alternative rockers of All The Way were shortlisted by a group of music industry judges.

It's been quite a learning curve for Katie Everson, these past five months. Not only is it her first year teaching, it's also her first time directing a school play.

During the run of Becky's New Car last spring, Deborah Williams was leaving the Granville Island Stage lobby and found herself consoling a young woman who had just seen the comedy. She was in tears.

Kids aged three to eight can watch the magic of puppetry in Port Moody Thursday. The North Shore Theatre for Children presents Sleeping Beauty at 10:30 a.m. at the Inlet Theatre (100 Newport Dr.

Coquitlam's Place des Arts has, for the second time, extended its timeline for exhibit proposals for next year.

Kids can follow Nuna and her discovery of nature in Red Sky Performance's The Great Mountain at the Evergreen Cultural Centre on Sunday. The Jan.

When Chad Brownlee was 19 and on a hockey scholarship at Minnesota State University, he dabbled with writing country songs. Nothing serious, just a few lyrics and melodies, here and there, on a notepad.