Local Arts

An award-winning movie about the friendship between an Orthodox Jew and a Muslim will be shown by the Port Moody Film Society on Friday. The flick, called Arranged (USA comedy/drama), will run on June 10 at 7:30 p.m.

Two Tri-City high school students have been given chances of a lifetime to advance their music careers.

If it hadn't been for a bit of prodding by their loved ones, it's likely both Lindsay Watson and Angela Gooliaff wouldn't be back to creating - never mind showing their work at Coquitlam's Place des Arts this month.

Tong Guan, Christian Arias-Carrasco, Brad Deans and Brittany Howey are in Gleneagle secondary's Graphic Arts 11/12 class that created a public art project at the Coquitlam school, called We Are YOUth.

Forty students at Port Moody Arts Centre will display their work this month in a new exhibit that starts Thursday. The opening reception on June 9 will run from 6 to 8 p.m. at the facility located at 2425 St. Johns St.

Coquitlam's Evergreen Cultural Centre is now selling subscriptions for its 2011/'12 season, of which the line-up was unveiled last month.

Young singers looking to learn about music and to perform in public can audition with the Coastal Sound Music Academy (CSMA). The Coquitlam-based society is now accepting applications for its children's choirs.

Students in the Terry Fox secondary drama program earned the Port Coquitlam school four awards at this month's Sears B.C. Drama Festival in New Westminster.

The artwork of a retired teacher will be on show at the Port Moody Public Library this month.

If there's one thing Eddie Trovato deserves, it's to take a bow at next week's year-end music concert. And probably a big sigh of relief.