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SFU Pipe Band under Coquitlam drummer strikes third at Worlds

SFU Pipe Band under Coquitlam drummer strikes third at Worlds

The Simon Fraser University Pipe Band under Coquitlam's J. Reid Maxwell struck bronze for its overall performance among Grade 1 bands on the Glasgow Green.
Great deal! Two PNE Fair gate passes are 50% off from Aug. 27–29

Great deal! Two PNE Fair gate passes are 50% off from Aug. 27–29

Tri-City residents are cast in special performances at the PNE Fair in Vancouver.
Murder, mystery and mayhem: Tri-City actors in 'Sherlock' play

Murder, mystery and mayhem: Tri-City actors in 'Sherlock' play

Coquitlam’s Dovreshin MacRae takes on the role of Felix while Joanne Giampa and Ryan Johnson of Port Coquitlam portray Martha and William Gillette in "The Game’s Afoot."
Famous Players opens 28th year of Coquitlam hub with free dance

Famous Players opens 28th year of Coquitlam hub with free dance

The Evergreen Cultural Centre in Coquitlam hosts a free dance with the Vancouver-based dance party band Famous Players on Saturday, Sept. 14 to mark the facility's 28th year.
Photo call: Images of Port Coquitlam's nature sought by the city

Photo call: Images of Port Coquitlam's nature sought by the city

You can see your pictures on hydro utility boxes around Port Coquitlam, in marketing materials and in the city's 2025 calendar.
Hear Red Hot Chili songs at this Port Coquitlam pub Friday night

Hear Red Hot Chili songs at this Port Coquitlam pub Friday night

Red Hot Tribute Canada will perform for the first time in its hometown of Port Coquitlam on Friday, Aug. 23, 2024.
A Port Moody theatrical company will continue under a new name

A Port Moody theatrical company will continue under a new name

The IOCO Players, started in 2021 by the award-winning community builder Mike Arseneault, is now the POMO Players.
An old Tri-City arts group is being revived. It needs your help

An old Tri-City arts group is being revived. It needs your help

“We are taking a long look at ArtsConnect to see what it can offer, but we don’t want to reinvent the wheel,” Gregory Elgstrand said. “We want to be a viable resource again for the arts and culture in the Tri-Cities.”
Our picks: Free things to do this weekend in the Tri-Cities

Our picks: Free things to do this weekend in the Tri-Cities

See what public events are on — at no charge — on Aug. 16, 17 and 18, 2024, in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody.
All about that bass: Port Coquitlam choir calls for low singers

All about that bass: Port Coquitlam choir calls for low singers

Choral Connections is looking for bass vocalists for its next season that starts Sept. 3.