Local Arts

Tri-City scribes can look forward to two literary events next month — one of which is now calling for writers to present their pages.

A linguist who studies Chinook Jargon will speak about the Pacific Northwest’s “historic language” during a PoCo Heritage event on Thursday night.

Coquitlam writer Paul Hatton recently released his largest work to date, called Paladyne's Revenge.

Coquitlam archivist Emily Lonie spoke to council-in-committee on Feb. 8, 2021, about last year's activities and how the coronavirus pandemic impacted her team's digitization and preservation work.

Samantha Wan, a former Anmore resident, will see her T.V. show "Second Jen" run for its third season, starting on Feb. 14.

Artist Erika DeFreitas offers images on love of her mother, their cultural heritage and for other female trailblazers, in her new exhibit at the Art Gallery at Evergreen, in Coquitlam.

Coquitlam Heritage Society posts online exhibit during Black History Month.

Port Moody is surveying residents about the city's strategy for public art.

Former Coquitlam skater shares video to inspire artists around the world during the coronavirus pandemic, and to thank healthcare workers.

Coquitlam's Danica Sommerfeldt launched Coastal Books as a pop-up store on Dec. 4, in the Austin Heights neighbourhood.