Local Arts

The 20th annual Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival includes five North American premieres in Port Moody this weekend.

Love birds looking for ideas on how to spend Valentine’s Day can check out some romantic shows and activities in the Tri-Cities this month.

Port Coquitlam author Yabome Gilpin-Jackson will sign copies of her new book at Leigh Square Community Arts Village next Saturday.

Photos, digital art, collages, paintings, illustrations and prints with scenes of Port Coquitlam are now being sought by the city for its street banners.

Paul Robeson was an NFL hero, actor, musician and activist whose passport was taken away by the American government in the 1950s.

Tickets for the show are $37/$32/$16 by calling the Evergreen box office at 604-927-6555.

Musical theatre class jumps on board with Catch Me If You Can

Last summer, Reza Doust went outside his Coquitlam basement studio and pitched his easel on the sidewalk.

A Port Moody student at Eagle Mountain middle clinched an Ovation award last night (Sunday) for his performance in Billy Elliot last year.

Tri-City adults can roll up their sleeves or slip on their jazz shoes for one of Place des Arts’ new mini-sessions starting this and next week.