Local Arts

If you’re a parent with bored kids at home during spring break in SD43, we’ve got a few ideas to get you through the rest of Week 2.

“I get emotional thinking about it," Will Stroet says. "With the pandemic, I’ve all spent a lot of time at home; I’m usually on tour 10 days of each month. I’ve missed being out there on the road and having the interaction with the audiences.”

If you can sing well and are looking for a chance to show off your talents, a Coquitlam resident has a vocal competition for you. But you only have until Friday, March 25 to get an audition tape in.

A multicultural fair where visitors can feast on a variety of dumplings will be held this summer in Coquitlam. The inaugural BC Dumpling Festival is set for Saturday, Aug. 13 near Lafarge Lake in Town Centre Park.

'Undeniable chemistry' in this movie about teens falling in love shot at Terry Fox Secondary School in Port Coquitlam.

Musical theatre academy in Coquitlam was started in March of 1997 by Elaine, Lalainia & Rochelle Lindbjerg.

A Heritage Woods Secondary grad takes on the role of Maggie in the play Bunny, which opens in Vancouver on Thursday (March 17).

Relive Snow White's journey and the swashbuckling adventures of The Three Musketeers, March 15-17.

Live music and theatre are coming to Inlet Theatre, helping to fill some of the performing arts void left when the Gallery Bistro burned down in 2019.

Is there enough arts in the City of the Arts?