Local Arts

Coquitlam author Derrick Carew released his second crime novel, The Weight of Blood, on Nov. 1.

For most Coquitlam arts and cultural organizations that get city grants, 2020 was on track to be one of their best years yet. And then the pandemic hit.

Forty artists and artisans will have their work on display starting Nov. 12.

Dean and Christina Lauzé created the devil murals for Dr. Charles Best secondary in Coquitlam.

If you’ve already started Christmas shopping, an annual shop selling handmade wares opens this week in Coquitlam.

Two Tri-City student actors are cast in Douglas College’s modern retelling of the murder of Julius Caesar.

Coquitlam oil painter Leanne Christie takes part in the Eastside Culture Crawl and a new group show at the Art Gallery at Evergreen, opening Nov. 14.

Pinetree secondary graduate Jonathan Desmond Wong started to document the evolving Vancouver neighbourhood in 2013, after a child invited him into a tea shop on Pender Street.

An Ode to A Nurse in Training: School Life for a Student Psychiatric Nurse, offers the flip side to the Riverview nurses’ daily grind.

Photographers won’t be able to gather at Port Moody’s Inlet Theatre this year for Photomotion.