In the Community

Singing, dancing and cultural performances are on the program for Saturday's 10th annual Korean Heritage Day Festival at Blue Mountain Park in Coquitlam.

Any woman who has experienced abuse needs a little help and Tri-City Transitions is providing that with a support group. Learning to Be the Best I Can Be is an ongoing peer support group for women who have experienced abuse or family conflict.

Bicycling is a great mode of transportation and especially popular in dry and warm months.

It's party time for members of Terry Fox Library's teen summer reading club. They can celebrate all the reading they've done this summer with a magic show by magician Alex Seaman and there will be grand prize draw for a Kobo eReader.

It is not uncommon for students graduating from high school to take some time off as they transition to the next chapter in their life. But Victoria Wee is taking a unique approach to her "gap year.

The myriad cultural differences new immigrants face when they come to Canada is often most apparent on their first trip to the grocery store.

From Tuesday to Friday, Aug. 2 to 5, you can drop your pre-schoolers off at Summit community centre from 9 to 10 a.m. for a morning of fun and cooking.

Glen Pine Pavilion, a Coquitlam recreation facility for people 50 years and older, is hosting a par of summer activities on two consecutive Thursdays starting next week: Summer Fun Family ay: Bring your children and grandchildren on Aug.

A musical weekend is in store for us with fresh sounds from all over the globe converging on the Tri-Cities. Most of these performances are free, so get out there and don't miss a note of it.

Burquest Jewish Community Centre in Coquitlam is offering a pair of films presented by Howard Hoffer and Roz Davidson-Hoffer on Aug. 4 starting at 6 p.m.