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Text, art combine for Hughes' solo show in Coquitlam

Text, art combine for Hughes' solo show in Coquitlam

Large-scale acrylic paintings and collages by retired graphic artist and book designer Ken Hughes will be on show at Coquitlam’s Place des Arts starting Friday.
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Anticipated moments in new exhibit at Coquitlam's Evergreen

Anticipated moments in new exhibit at Coquitlam's Evergreen

The final moments before the theatre curtain rises — and falls — are captured in a new exhibit at Coquitlam’s Evergreen Cultural Centre that opens Saturday.
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Rental model saved up to $90k a year: SD43

Rental model saved up to $90k a year: SD43

School District 43 has released its year-end numbers for the Terry Fox Theatre since it changed its management structure for the Port Coquitlam venue.
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Dying City is third Fringe show for Aenigma

Dying City is third Fringe show for Aenigma

A Coquitlam theatre director and producer will show Dying City at the Vancouver Fringe Festival next month.
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New arts classes for kids, adults with special needs

New arts classes for kids, adults with special needs

Coquitlam's Place des Arts pottery teacher David Robinson will teach painting, drawing and clay sculpture in Adapted Art this fall.
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A fall season filled with arts, culture in the Tri-Cities

A fall season filled with arts, culture in the Tri-Cities

From exhibit openings to Coquitlam 125 activities, this autumn has many items on the "must see" list.
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Watercolour retrospective to open in Port Coquitlam

Watercolour retrospective to open in Port Coquitlam

A retrospective by Donna Polos opens Sept. 1.
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Art, music and more at Port Moody's Gallery Bistro

Art, music and more at Port Moody's Gallery Bistro

The Moody Centre business is a hub for local artists, musicians and non-profit groups.
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New clay artist-in-residence in Port Moody

New clay artist-in-residence in Port Moody

Gloria Han starts at PMAC next month.
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Port Moody grad wins $50k for film

Port Moody grad wins $50k for film

A Port Moody secondary graduate has rolled in a $50,000 grant to produce a Storyhive web series.
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