22 - Wednesday, May 7, 1997 - North Shore News

Dundarave Cafe: Jstdy
Holden, watercolors. To
May 31. Opening, recep-
tion: May 14, 4 to 6 p.m.
Ferry Building Gallery:
Grad Show trom West
Vancouver Secondary
Schools to May 18. Gallery
hours: TL acm. ta 5 p.m.,
closed Mondays.

Call for entry. submissions
from artists in any medium
including painting, draw-
ing, ceramics, jewellery,
photography, — sculpture,
prinumaking, glass, paper

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etc. sought for Harmony
Arts Festival running
August 8-17, Open to all
past and present North
Shore artists. Please submit:
three picces of modern
work; a) curriculum vitae;
j ¢. Drop off work
s Activity C entre,
695 ast St, ;
Sunday, May 18 berv
am. and 12 noon.
information call 925-7290.
North Vancouver City
Hall: Yronne Wardas, oil
paintings to May 29.
Business hours.
North Vancouver District
Hall: Carpe Diem — Seize
the Day. Ann Hurst’s water-

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colors and oils. Presented by
the North ncouver
Community Arrs Council.
To May 29, Business hours.
North Vancouver
Museum and Archives:
Fire! Firefighting through
the ages. A major exhibit
organized in conjunction
with the West Vancouver
M im and Archives and
the three North Shore Fire
Departments. To October
12. Wednesday to Sunday,
noon to 3 p.m. Free.
Information: 987-5618.

Presentation House
Gallery: Reader By The
Window, an installation by
Jan Peacock and Ura Barth

TOWN

— Recent Photographs. . Pow
exhibitions to May 21.
Gallery hours: Wednesday
to Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.,
Thursday to 9 pam.
Information: 986-1351,

Ron Andrews Ree Centre:
Brenda Cross and Colleen
Cosgrove, watercolors and
pastels, to May 25.
Seymour Art Gallery:
There are Hydrangeas in my
World. Paintings by Joy
Zemel Long. » to June
L. Opening reception May
7, 7 pam. Artist in’ atten-
dance. Tiere are Things I
Wish ro Know. Art critic and
curator Jill) Polt talks
about Long’s work. May

18, 2 p.m. Gallery hours:
Tuesday to Sunday, 12-4
pm. Information: 924-
1378.
Sitk Purse Arts Centre:
Brian Scrimshaw, Dramatic
photographs of the Prince
rorge IE, May 6 to 28.
ibits presented by the
West) Vancouver =Com-
munity Arts | Council.
Tuesday to Wriday 11 am.
to 5 p.m, Sat. and Sun,
noon to 5 p.m.
West Vancouver Memorial
Library Gallery: Colores,
watercolors by Jane Saborio
to May 31. Information:
925-7410.
West Vancouver Muscum

and Archiv

growth and de

fire services in
Vancouver, Museum infor-
mation: 925-7295.

Bau North Vancouver
artist: Tom Sutth on display
to May 15. Information:
733-7011.

Centennial Theatre: Bye
Bye, Los Angeles, presented
by Masoud Asadoflahi. May
11 ar 7:30 p.m. Tickets at

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Centennial Theatre Centré

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“3 of Canada’s finest singer songwriters on 1 stage”
ONE NIGHT ONLY :

Saturday May 24 at 8:00pm

NEWS photo Paul McGrath

NORTH Shore Chorus is mad about jazz! The 50-plus member community choir will burst into song with spe-
cial guests Alan Matheson and Friends at the Centennial! Theatre, Saturday, May 10 at 8 p.m. Smal! groups
of members as well as the full choir will blend madrigal and modern song with a jezz flavoring.

Tickets: $21.00/adult; $18.00/sr/stut.
Available at Centennial Theatre Box Office

984-4484

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