Local Arts

When Pacific Theatre mounted The Foreigner two years ago, the show was designed for the Vancouver company's unique alley-style stage that splits the audience.

Starting Monday, Tri-City students are off for half the month for spring break. Luckily, there are plenty of arts camps, events and activities around town to keep their hands and minds busy.

An apprentice with the San Francisco Ballet performed in two shows with the company last week.

If there's one thing the East Coast musicians playing at this weekend's annual Festival du Bois in Coquitlam can agree on, it's that they're looking forward to the B.C. weather.

Leanne Christie sees the streets of Metro Vancouver in a vastly different way than most commuters.

Coquitlam's Richard Marion will be part of a Motown workshop and concert this weekend in Vancouver.

Gleneagle secondary leadership students will host a slam jam next week at a Coquitlam church, with the aim to raise at least $500 for Covenant House.

The red carpet was rolled out last weekend at Port Moody city hall - not for Oscar night but for the 2015 Wearable Art Awards. A total of 54 entries from artists from across Canada, the U.S.

A Spanish duo that takes its name from a skateboarding trick, the slang for monster and the moon launches its first-ever solo show in Metro Vancouver tomorrow (Thursday).

Her entry for the Wearable Art Awards may be top secret for now.