Local Arts

This will be a relatively quiet year for Pigeon Park, the Tri-City band made up of Centennial and Heritage Woods secondary graduates.

An alternative, funk and ska band whose members are Port Moody secondary students has made the top 10 in a magazine competition. Last week, ADOB was shortlisted for Youthink's BC's Best Teen Band Contest by three judges.

Mieko Graham-Carty is a self-professed bird lover who has a fascination for Celtic mythology.

For Richard Chapman, it has been a serendipitous journey.

You know that puzzle your kids got five Christmases ago and is in the box, untouched? What about those perfumed soaps your granny gave you last month? They're still in the closet, unopened, sitting next to the obscure CD your cousin bought you for yo

Past, present and future transportation modes in Port Moody - by sea, rail and soon, rapid transit - is the theme for this year's Community Banner Painting Festival, happening this weekend at Port Moody city hall.

A civic seal used to mark official documents at the train station. A Remington standard typewriter. And a ballot box that saw votes cast for politicians who shaped the city.

The Port Moody Arts Centre is now accepting submissions from ceramic artists for a year-long residency. Artists working with clay can showcase their skills, teach, lead informal talks and studio tours as well as exhibit at the St.

The life and poetry of Robert Burns will be honoured at Coquitlam's Place des Arts on Saturday when it hosts its first annual supper and Celtic music show for the Scottish bard born 254 years ago this month.

The artwork of a Coquitlam woman, her father and her late grandfather will be shown in Port Coquitlam this and next month to coincide with B.C.'s new stat holiday, Family Day.