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Coquitlam Heritage Society show looks at important moments in time

Coquitlam Heritage Society show looks at important moments in time

Capturing Moments: Chronicling Our Lives opens at Place des Arts in Coquitlam on Jan. 22.
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Coquitlam group hosts virtual Robbie Burns night with SFU

Coquitlam group hosts virtual Robbie Burns night with SFU

Free virtual Robert Burns Celebration on Jan. 23 will be put on by ScotFestBC and SFU's Centre for Scottish Studies.
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New Port Moody exhibit urges compassion for new Canadians: artist

New Port Moody exhibit urges compassion for new Canadians: artist

Mixed media artist Sonya Iwasiuk will talk about her first solo show at PoMoArts, in a Facebook Live event on Jan. 14.
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Former SD43 art teacher shows his woodcut prints in new gallery exhibit

Former SD43 art teacher shows his woodcut prints in new gallery exhibit

Woodcut printmaking is a traditional art that dates back thousands of years.
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Evergreen programs live shows during the pandemic

Evergreen programs live shows during the pandemic

The spring line-up for the Evergreen Cultural Centre in Coquitlam includes live performances by Dawn Pemberton, the Zodiac Trio and The Comic Strippers.
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Coquitlam author with disabilities wants you to live life to the fullest

Coquitlam author with disabilities wants you to live life to the fullest

Coquitlam author Jessica Wegrzynowski released her first novel on Dec. 4.
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Restoring a heritage home? Do your research with Coquitlam Archives first

Restoring a heritage home? Do your research with Coquitlam Archives first

Coquitlam Archives has a new online exhibit up to help landowners, developers restore heritage homes in the city.
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Have a Blue Christmas with three Tri-City musicians

Have a Blue Christmas with three Tri-City musicians

An updated version of a Christmas song made famous by Elvis Presley is now out for the “virtual” holidays.
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Letterkenny actor from Coquitlam praises hometown

Letterkenny actor from Coquitlam praises hometown

Tyler Johnston, the Pinetree secondary graduate who plays Stewart on the Crave show "Letterkenny," speaks highly of growing up in Coquitlam.
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UPDATED: Pianist returns to Coquitlam with a 'Grande Christmas' show

UPDATED: Pianist returns to Coquitlam with a 'Grande Christmas' show

Martin Mayer will perform A Grande Christmas at Coquitlam's Evergreen Cultural Centre on Dec. 19.
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