Local Arts

Ghazal Azarbad is cast as Salena — a “chipper border guard” — in It’s A Wonderful Christmas-ish Holiday Miracle.

An author speakers’ series that used to be held at Gallery Bistro will rise next week at Port Moody Public Library.

Something More Than Nothing is the name of the show that opens Saturday at the Evergreen Cultural Centre in Coquitlam.

Danny Catt is the guest speaker at the annual event hosted by the Pacific Digital Photography Club, at the Inlet Theatre (100 Newport Dr.).

Port Moody “poet-programmer,” artist, essayist, teacher and technical writer Jim Andrews describes himself as “a media poet who integrates arts and media with computer programming.”

Twenty-one arts and culture groups in the Tri-Cities scored community gaming grants from the province this week.

Automation, immigration and labour rights spotlighted in Switch Triptych, running Nov. 8 to 15.

The Evergreen Cultural Centre in Coquitlam is West My Friend’s only tour date with an orchestra.

Melody A. Johnson’s one-woman play is based on a true story

Flower power in a new library show by Coquitlam painter