Local Arts

Expect to see waves of music students - with instruments in hand - converge on Port Moody's Rocky Point Park this Saturday.

Anna Levy has been waiting a lifetime for this.

Computers versus clarinets? That's what the Pacific Symphonic Wind Ensemble (PSWE) has in store for its show at Coquitlam's Evergreen Cultural Centre this Saturday when it presents the experimental piece Ecstatic Waters.

EXHIBITS Leigh Square Community Arts Village: S.O.E.

A Coquitlam women's choir is reliving the Olympics for its spring show on Sunday. The 10-person ensemble called Harmony will present With Glowing Hearts...

Artwork from the top students in the Coquitlam school district will be on a display at Coquitlam Centre, starting on Wednesday. The annual SD43 art exhibit will be shown between Zellers and H&M on the upper level of the mall, from May 25 to 30.

A Coquitlam resident will mark two anniversaries with The Maple Leaf Singers at a special concert next weekend. Wilson Fowlie joined the 60-piece choir 20 years ago as a bass voice and, 10 years later, added music director to his résumé.

Why did Selina do it? Was it for the memory of Thea, the infant daughter of a co-worker who died at four-and-a-half-months? Or for Amelie, whose parents desperately wanted to give her a sibling? Or, perhaps, it was because Selina Robinson, the Coquit

Before a show starts, audience members are usually reminded to turn off their cell phones - or, at least, have them on vibrate - so the performance isn't interrupted.

Kaila Lee, Bryce MacGregor, Abbie Frost and Jayden Waggoner are in the Broadway Bound production of Bye Bye Birdie, which runs Friday and Saturday night at the Inlet Theatre (100 Newport Dr., Port Moody).