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Musical acts lined up for 101st May Days party in Port Coquitlam

Musical acts lined up for 101st May Days party in Port Coquitlam

Side One, Royal Oak and the Golden Spike Can Can Dancers are on the May Days program for the Party in the Square on May 11, 2024.
Coquitlam actor cast in college play about an island evacuation

Coquitlam actor cast in college play about an island evacuation

Kiyomi Hoover appears in Douglas College play "Further than the Furthest Thing," which opens in New Westminster on Friday, March 22, 2024.
Go on. Touch it, Burnaby artist says of Port Moody 'play' pieces

Go on. Touch it, Burnaby artist says of Port Moody 'play' pieces

Brianne Siu's Permission to Play objects are also designed to provide an ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) — that is, provide a tingling sensation in the body with sound.
Photos: Works of late Polish painter part of Port Moody art show

Photos: Works of late Polish painter part of Port Moody art show

The annual Polish–Canadian Art Fusion display in Port Moody, which opens today, features works from 25 artists of Polish heritage, including from the late Zbigniew Kupczynski who died last month.
Green beer flows at Tri-City pubs for St. Patrick's weekend fun

Green beer flows at Tri-City pubs for St. Patrick's weekend fun

A vampire run, prize giveaways and all day happy hours are lined up at establishments in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody for the Irish celebrations this weekend.
Spring break starts in SD43. Here's what city programs are left

Spring break starts in SD43. Here's what city programs are left

Here’s what’s available, as of today, March 15, for city-run spring break programs in the Tri-Cities.
Mega food, drink fest in the Tri-Cities ends Sunday

Mega food, drink fest in the Tri-Cities ends Sunday

It's the last weekend for the annual Taste of the Tri-Cities, which features 76 restaurants in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody.
Tri-City arts and culture groups can now apply for Metro grants

Tri-City arts and culture groups can now apply for Metro grants

Up to $10,000 is available from Metro Vancouver for arts and culture groups seeking funding.
Coquitlam francophone director bows out after Festival du Bois

Coquitlam francophone director bows out after Festival du Bois

Joanne Dumas said she's retiring as executive director of the Sociéte francophone de Maillardville, a Coquitlam-based group that’s best known for its signature Festival du Bois.
CanadaHelps matches $20 monthly gifts to this Coquitlam arts hub

CanadaHelps matches $20 monthly gifts to this Coquitlam arts hub

Place des Arts in Coquitlam is a nonprofit that provides music, dance and visual arts lessons to residents of all ages and skill levels.