Local Arts

Dark Cloud is a documentary by Mathew Embry and Holly Dupej about Port Coquitlam teen Amanda Todd; it will be shown as part of the Real 2 Reel Film Festival April 14 to 23.

Three new art exhibits opened April 1 at Coquitlam's Place des Arts including Grp4Art's Open Spaces.

Loig Morin is one of a dozen performers at the online edition of Festival du Bois, an annual Coquitlam fete that runs from April 16 to 30.

Applications are now open for the spring intake of the city of Port Coquitlam's community cultural development investment program.

A recent survey of Port Moody residents found significant support for removing or changing "The City of the Arts" slogan from the city's vision statement. But a veteran councillor says it may be a case of the arts being out of sight during the COVID-19 pandemic, out of mind.

If you want to take a spin around Douglas Island, Gates Park and the PoCo Heritage Museum and Archives without leaving the comfort of your home, a Victoria-based company has a fun option.

Coquitlam book lovers who are blind, have impaired vision or dyslexia now have more library resources at their fingertips.

Musician Kayla Price will kick off a two-month fundraiser on Friday that’s being organized by leadership students at a Coquitlam high school.

Do you live in Port Coquitlam, and have a dog, cat, bunny or bird? It could be the city's inaugural pet ambassador.

A Coquitlam actor will star in an off-Broadway show that will see its playwright in the audience on opening night.