Local Arts

Two Coquitlam actors are in Vagabond Players’ final show of its season.

Gabriel and Sarah Chrisman are at Mackin House Museum next week to talk about living a Victorian life — a presentation by the Coquitlam Heritage Society.

An art show that celebrates the beauty of Canada’s national parks travels to Port Moody this week to coincide with the country’s 150th year.

The Games at the End of the Train is the slogan for the annual BC Highland Games and Scottish Festival, happening Saturday, June 17 at Percy Perry field.

Senior acting students at Pinetree secondary — under the direction of Natalee Fera — will present The Lottery and I Hate the Mall on Wednesday and Thursday at 7 p.m.

Cast and crew with Stage 43 Theatrical Society are off to Vernon next month to represent the Fraser Valley Zone at Theatre BC's Mainstage.

Almost 7,500 km separate St. John’s, N.L. and St. Johns Street in Port Moody but on June 18, that distance will disappear when the Port Moody Station Museum hosts a rollicking Newfie kitchen party on Father's Day.

About a month ago, Coquitlam violist Reg Quiring heard a message from the UN that made the hairs on the back of his neck stand up.

Port Coquitlam’s Minnekhada middle will collect donations for Zimbabwe orphans at its drama show on Thursday.

Sasha Barrie moves into another form of therapy, healing