Local Arts

Sarah Massah's video about Grade 12 Gleneagle secondary student Paolo Lopez, who has been accepted to the London College of Fashion in England, can now be seen on The Tri-City News' website: www.tricitynews.com.

They call him Mr. Fazioli. Not Paolo. Mister. Or Signore. He has earned the title. After all, his exclusive grand pianos aren't cheap: The most expensive are about the price of a one-bedroom condo in Coquitlam, in case you're wondering. Mr.

ArtsConnect last week unveiled its list of presenters for PeckaKucha Volume II in Coquitlam next month.

Want to be on television? Young solo singers have until Friday to enter into Variety's Got Talent in Coquitlam. The winner of the Feb. 4 competition will appear on the Variety Show of Hearts Telethon, held on Feb.

A group that inspires positivity with Tri-City young people will host songwriting workshops starting next month.

Student musicians and bands will compete next Thursday (Jan. 27) at Heritage Woods secondary in Port Moody for a chance to be heard on this year's Project Garage CD.

A turquoise dragon, an umbrella with ink designs, a manga folding card and faces.

The sounds of chamber music will fill Coquitlam's Place des Arts on Saturday for a faculty concert.

At around 4 a.m. on Aug. 28, 2010, Steve Sainas came home after a gig at the Yale Hotel in Vancouver, sat down in front of the computer and read.

Amateur and professional photographers can have their best snaps seen by thousands of commuters a day as part of a new city of Port Coquitlam program.