Local Arts

Several Tri-City residents with the SFU Pipe Band are in the Big Apple this week to play Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

Sixteen students with a Coquitlam dance studio will perform in Hansel and Gretel this weekend.

It was an event at Port Coquitlam's Carnoustie golf course that got the ball rolling.

T he Best Players are asking audience-goers to suspend disbelief - albeit for a couple hours - and enter into a enchanted forest filled with young Athenian lovers, amateur actors and fairies. Starting tonight (Wednesday), Coquitlam's Dr.

National Youth Arts Week (May 1 to 7) is being feted at Coquitlam's Evergreen Cultural Centre .

Sylvia Spain (left) plays Buffo while Audrey Pound takes on the role of Bonnie Blue in the upcoming production of A Horse of Course, a western revue written by Beverley Adams and presented by the Dogwood Drama Club.

The city's water supply is in danger and it's up to Esmeralda Superspy Planet Protector and her faithful sidekick, Goober, to save the day.

The stage might was well be turned 180 degrees for the Stage 43 production of Play On! The comedy offers a rare glimpse of what goes on behind the curtain as a fictitious community theatre group called the Last Chance Players tries to save money by a

Christina Christie is new to Port Moody and was looking for a way to hook up with the local arts community, and the 13th annual ArtWalk seemed like just the ticket. "I always like to be part of the community with arts," Christie said.

The Art Focus Artists' Association presents artist Stephen Cheng in an acrylics demonstration next week.