Local Arts

If you see characters from Disney, Nintendo and Sesame Street wandering around in Tri-City parks, don’t be alarmed: They’re there to spread joy.

Already this year, Port Coquitlam's Alanna Wong has brought in $875 from her 305 poppies, which were made available starting Sept. 15.

The piece with dancer Kira Radosevic will debut on Oct. 2 as part of BC Culture Days.

Next Thursday, Forstenzer will open her latest glass blowing series titled The Dream of Flight, a display of a dozen new pieces that runs at PoMoArts (2425 St. Johns St., Port Moody) until Oct. 28. 

When tens of thousands of gold prospectors and businessmen flocked to B.C. in the mid to late 1800s, many of them stayed with their fortunes.

A quarter century has passed since the City of Coquitlam opened the Evergreen Cultural Centre.

It's set to be a homecoming long overdue for the indie-pop recording artist, and a sigh of relief after releasing 'Panorama' in April.

Three Port Coquitlam actors will appear in CLUE On Stage, which runs from Sept. 16 to Oct. 2 in Langley.

Three authors with Tri-City connections are out with new books.

For civil engineer Kiranjot Kaur, the turban is a sculptural piece that’s part of the wearer’s identity and can stand as a portrait on its own.