Local Arts

Ed Hill, a graduate of Pinetree Secondary School in Coquitlam, is out with "Stupid Ed" — his final TV special — on Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024, via Amazon Prime Video and other streaming platforms.

Coquitlam Archives has published a new online exhibit about Don Cunnings, the city's first parks and recreation director who also founded Coquitlam Search and Rescue.

The "Tri-City News" is compiling a list for families to tour the region to see the Halloween displays — some of which are raising funds for charities.

The organizers of the Inlet Theatre Music Series would fundraise to purchase the piano then gift it to the city.

Ron Williams is out with his second book "The Lost Fifty-Seven," a tale about uncovering his grandfather's secret story and this possible link to royalty.

Alvaro Rojas is in Season 2 of "Re:location" that rolls in Vancouver this week as part of the VLACC Latin Expressions program during Latin American Heritage Month.

Find out what's on in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody in October 2024.

The local winners entered a contest via Rogers, which is the presenting sponsor of Swift's Eras Tour in Canada.

The Coquitlam arts facility will host its eighth annual online auction to raise money for subsidized arts programs and equipment.

Instead, money for public art in Port Moody will go into the city's public art reserve fund until it formulates a new policy for using that fund.