Local Arts

A Belcarra composer who has performed around the world will have his multimedia show in Port Moody this week.

A number of spots are still open for Summer Fun! art camps for youth ages 12 to 14. They include: full-day musical theatre intensive from July 30 to Aug.

Nine PdA students recently won scholarships for their performing or visual arts talent. Violinist Russell Kim, 14, earned the scholarship for advanced musical studies while pianist Stefan Nazarevich, 15, took the Elliot Harty piano prize.

A fter more than a quarter of a century as a children's entertainer, Charlotte Diamond takes pleasure in the unexpected. Last week, while performing in Stockton, Calif.

Talented kids and adults can try out for Tri-Cities' Got Talent, a contest that will run during the annual Golden Spike Days festivities in Port Moody this and next month.

Lynn Kenneth Pecknold's new exhibit, which opens tomorrow (Thursday) in the Leonore Peyton Salon at Coquitlam's Place des Arts, will be an homage of sorts.

The Port Moody Arts Centre Society is looking for up to five new board members for the coming year.

Port Moody's Rebel Haunt theatre company will host a benefit show outside the PoMo Arts Centre (PMAC) next week. The troupe will be outside the facility (2425 St. John's St.) at 7:30 p.m.

James Kemp is the new ceramic artist-in-residence at PMAC.

An art exhibit featuring the work of people with mental health issues will be featured for one-night only, on Thursday, at Coquitlam's Douglas College campus.