16 — Wednesday, March 13, 1996 — North Shore News

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ARTS EVENTS
Compiled by Ann Hamilton

Around Town is a free service provid-
ed for non-profit and community arts
groups. Please fax a press release for
your entertainment event to 985-2104.
The News tries to ensure toms appear
in the paper at feast once before the
event takes place, but space con-
straints may limit the number of sub-
missions printed, For guaranteed
publication contact classified (986-
6222) or display advertising (980-
0511).

Presentation House Arts
Centre: it Pays to Play:
British Columbia in Postcards
1950s-1980s. This exhibition,
which includes approximately
2000 postcards and a selection
of cards shown in slide form
through continuous rear-pro-
jection, runs to March 31. Free.
Gallery hours: Wed.-Sun. 12-5
p.m., Thurs, 12-9 p.m.

Centennial Theatre Centre
tobby. exhibition: Gaiads,
Sylvans and Celestines, an
exhibition of paints by
Marguerite, to April 15, Mon.-
Fri., 12-4 p.m. Info: 947-2739,
Ferry Building Gallery: The
Queen of Scrap, _ collage,
paper- mache work and paint-
ings by West Vancouver artist
Sharon Christian, runs from
March 19 to 31. Winter hours
are 11 am. to 5 p.m. daily,
closed Mondays. Free admis-
sion. Info: 925-7290.

Silk Purse Arts Centre:
Mastering the Medium, an

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PRINCE’ DANILO (Mark
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‘the wealthy widow (Maria
West) in the North Shore
Light Opera Society's
production of The Meny
. Widow, at Centennial.

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NEWS photo Terry Peters

CAPILANO COLLEGE studio-arts student Biliana
Veikova is one of 44 North Shore artists exhibiting in
Discover '96, at Seymour Art Gallery through March 31.

exhibiticn of work from artists
Antonia Lanik and Joseph
Gabanek opens March 39
from 6 to 8 p.m. with the
artists in attendance, and runs
to March 31. Mixed Media,
works by Dorothy McKenzie,
Irene Poskitt and Vi Alexander
tuns.to March 31. Info: 925-
7290. Gallery hours:
Tuesday-Friday 11 “a.m.-5
p. om Saturday and Sunday 12-

Seymour Art Gallery: Man's
Relationship to Nature, Kurt
Connell’s surrealistic oi! on

‘canvas paintings will be on

exhibition in the lobby of the
Deep Cove Cultural Centre to
March 31. Discovery '96, The
Spirit in Art annual compeli-
tion and exhibition, March 6-

3t.

North Vancouver City Hall:
Doug Pahl Oil Painting
Exhibition, vanishing faces of
North Vancouver's older
buildings, on display to March
20, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Mon.-
Fri. Info: 988-6844.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Les
Liasons Dantgereuses, a deadly
dance of sex and possession in
18th century France, Wed.-Fri.,
March 29 - April 13, 8 p.m.
Tickets: 929-3200,
Presentation House Theatre:
Othello, classic tragedy of
obsessive love, suspicion and
revenge, April 12-27, half-price
preview April 11. Curtain 7:30
p.m. Reservations: 986-1351.
Centennial Theatre Centre:
The Merry Widow, March per-
formances. Arts in Action, 7
p.m., March 13, 984-4484.

Highlands United Church:
25th Anniversary North Shore
Music Festival Final Concert.
Outstanding performances of
the annual festival will be pre-
sented during a program devot-

ON THURSDAY, MARCH 14th

ed to music. Trophies and schol-
arships will be presented during
the recital. 7:30 p.m., March 15,
tickets $3, students pay $1.50.
Starbucks, Park and Tilford:
Starbucks Blue Nate Blend Jazz
Concerts, March 17 and 24,
2:30 and 4:30 p.m.

West Vancouver Library:
Musical {nterludes and
Conversation Series: Miranda
Wilkins, piano, April 10: Opera
Outreach Program, May 8.
Refreshments at !0 am., pro-
grams begin at 10:30 a.m. Info:
922-6406.

Massey theatre: fhe Show of
Champions, includes perfor-
mances by Lions Gate Chorus,
March 15, 16, 8 p.m. Info: 521-
7773.

North Shore Ballroom:
Singles’ Dance Workshops.
Ballroom, latin, swing, hustle,
cabaret style, night club and reg-
gae. Couples who wish to prac-
tise their dancing welcome.
Fridays, 8:30 p.m. to | am.
Info: 987-6456.

Maplewood Pub: Unplugged
with Silverload, 7:30 p.m.
March 17.

Jake O’ Grady’s: The Al
Foreman Band, celebrates St.
Patrick's Day, featuring North
Van's Jim Pruden, March 15,
16, and 17

Seymour Art Gallery: Author
visit: — Poet/writer
Musgrave reads from her work,
2 p.m, March 17. Admission $2.
Anne McDonald Hall: Talking

Hands Puppetry Theatre's Youth.

Program ‘9&5, people aged 13
through 18 are invited to discov-
er the art of puppetry:, April-
May sessions; Vancouver Guild
of Puppetry and Puppeteers of
America Inc. instructors. Info:
987-3725 or 255-9946.

Tools and Fechniques: Author
Noel Richardson will de at the

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BETWEEN 7:00 PM AND 9:00 PM
WE WILL FEATURING A COLLECTION
OF RECENT PAINTINGS BY

SARA GENN
INCLUDING WORKS FROM THE BAYEUX SERIES
' SARA GENN WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE OPENING NIGHT
THE EXHIBITION WILL CONTINUE UNTIL MARCH 28th, 1996
1360 Marine Drive, West Vancouver, B.C. V7T 1B6
_ Tel: (604) 922-7934 © Fax: 922-0183

Susan’

West Van store to sign copies of
her latest book In a Country
Garden; Life at Ravenhill Farm.
March 16, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

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Co-Art
International Galiery

welcomes you to

Russion Mosaic
West Van Exhibition.

A unique exhibition of
works by 26 renowned
contemporary —— Russian
artists will be held during
four Open House Weekends.
March 9-10th
March 16-17th
March 23-24th
March 30-31st
Weekdays by appointment
at :
Co-Art International Gallery's
' Artists’ Residence,
4522 Wocdgreen Place,
West Vancouver
921-1128 whnds; 669-5944 wkdys

SAT. MARCH 23
SUN. MARCH 24

Showtimes:
11 a.m. & 1:30 p.m,

Massey Theatre
i Now Westminsiar

Reserved tickets $11 & $9

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