Local Arts

Avillage off the beaten track in northern India is the subject of a new photography exhibit that opens tomorrow at Coquitlam's Place des Arts.

Place des Arts will host two open houses next week in an effort to spark the public's interest in its Coquitlam programs. Ignite...

Riverside secondary's drama teacher is back at the Port Coquitlam school this week - and opening her solo show at the Fringe Festival in Vancouver. Nicole 'Coco' Roberge is appearing in Come Cuddle Me , running Friday to Sept.

Sunday saw the end of two free summer concert series in the Tri-Cites. Zaac Pick closed the city of Port Coquitlam's Music in the Park at Lions Park.

Terry Fox graduates Robert and Gillian Thomson - aka Sister Says - will open a Labour Day music festival in downtown Toronto on Sept. 1.

Pounding a nail into one's face and lying down on a bed of nails are pretty exceptional feats, but for Wide Eyed Productions, that's just the opening scene to warm up the audience.

Sophia Woodward doesn't quite know how her chosen Granville Island site for the Vancouver Fringe Festival will pan out. But judging from the reaction of passersby during rehearsals, it's likely her production, Dear Life, will cause a bit of stir.

Freaky Friday meets Glee meets High School Musical is how director Cara Tench describes the plot of Changing Minds, which is making its Canadian debut at next week's Vancouver Fringe Festival.

Sand has always filtered through Keylaira Lee's life. She grew up close to a sandbar and, recently, chose to stage a production for the Vancouver Fringe Festival on Granville Island, which was a sandbar more than a century ago.

Growing up on 40 acres in Langley, Jessica Nelson often played alone in the forest and around the creek that ran through the property. Exploring nature was an integral part of her childhood.