Local Arts

Happening on Saturday, April 14, the night event is free to Tri-City participants aged 13 to 19 wanting a chance to win bragging rights and prizes.

From a cappella and New Orleans jazz to classical and modern compositions played by young musicians, there’s an eclectic array of tunes to be heard in the Tri-Cities over the next week.

Kick back and have a giggle this weekend while supporting a great Tri-City cause.

College and university students enrolled in the visual and performing arts programs can win up to $6,000 for their tuition costs.

A visual artist is needed this summer for three Neighbourhood Nights in Coquitlam as well as the city’s annual Kaleidoscope Arts Festival.

Voting opens tomorrow (Tuesday) to help a Coquitlam filmmaker and his team gain production money through Storyhive, a competition funded by Telus.

The biggest arts centre in the Tri-Cities needs volunteers for its board of directors.

A.J. Devlin releases his debut crime novel on April 15.

Once On This Island includes Coquitlam’s Arta Negahban as well as Ricardo Cunha Pequenino of Port Coquitlam and YooRa Kang of Port Moody.

The “granny” on the ABC TV series Once Upon A Time will be in Coquitlam next month to perform her play Sink or Swim.