14 - Wadnosday, May 20, 1997 ~ North Shore Nows

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Dundarave Cafes Judy
Holden, watercolors to May
31, Lave of Trees, watereol-
ors by Ruth Q. Grant,
Opens June 4 with a recep:
Hon from 4 to 6 pam,
Ferry Bullding Gallery:
Playing with: Fire, covamic
sculptiire and paintings by
Zoltan Kiss, To June f,
Solutions: Healing in: Art,
sroup exhibition opens
une 3, Gallery hours: noon
to 8 pv, closed Mondays,
North Vancouver Cit
Halli Yronne Wardas, oll
paintings to May 29, Flora
Fantasies, theee dimensional
flower painting by Mahnaz-
Kian Khooy, May 29 to
June 26, Presented by the
North Vancouver
Community Arts Council,
North Vancouver District
Halk: Carpe Diem — Seise
the day. Ann Hurst’s water-
colors and oils, Also, Kurt
Séefan’s antler carvings. To
May 29.) Japanese Paper
Cutting. W. David Brierley,
Raku Pottery by Lewis
Krzyczkowski. May 29 to
June 26, Presented by the
North Vancouver
Community Arts Council,
North ‘Vancouver
Museum and Archives:
Fire! Firefighting through
the ages. To October 12.

‘Thémas Middlgton’s
‘The
Revenger's
Tragedy =|
A Jacobean Sacial Satire
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House THEATRE
333 Chesterfield Ave.

(@ 3rd Stj
North Vancouver
2-for- -Preview {
May 29 only) 8pm
8pm May 30, 31: |
June 4, 5,6&7
3 pm Matinees |
Sunday, June 1 & 8 |

$10 Adults .
$8 Students / Seniors

990-3474

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AN exhibition of new work by artists Graham Eagle and Ingelore Dwycr Is to take

place at the Deep Cove Cultural Centre this Saturday

League/Minor League:
Photograph’s of America’s
Baseball Stadiums by Jim
Dow, An unusuat glimpse of
the ballparks through a

Wednesday to Sunday, noon
to pm, Free,
Information: 987-5618.

Presentation House.
Gallery: Major

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Seymour Art Gallery:
‘There ave Elydraniwas tony
World. Paintings by Joy
Zemel Long. Po June 1,
Urhan Realities Nature
Actualities, clay jnstalladon
and sculptural pieces by
Judy Chartrand: and) silver
toned — phatagraphs — by
Michael Haston. Opening:
June 4at 7 pam. Gallery
hours: ‘Tuesday to Sunday,
12-4 puns, 924-1878,

Silk Purse Arts Centre:
Nature Studies, — Barry
Derlago's oll and acrylics,
Morgan Warren, Audubon
watercolor techniques, June
3 to 18, Exhibits presented
by othe = West Van
Community Arts Council,
Tuesday to Friday 11 am,
ta § pam, Sat. and Sun,
noon to & pan,

West Vancouver Memorial
Library Gallery: ‘Tesrures
in Acrylic, Jane
Richardson's paintings,
June 2 to 28. Artist's recep-
tion June 2, 7:30 p.m, 925-
7410,

West Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Fire! The
growth and development of
fire services in West

'S photo Glndy Goodman
and Sunday.
fan’s-eye view. — Hours:

Wednesday to Sunday, noon
to 5 p.m, Thursday to 9

Vancouver, 926-7296,
Community Arts Couneil
of Vancouver Gallery:
Faees, recent oil palatings by
West Vancouver artist Bruce
Perry, May 27 to June f4,
Reception May 29, 7-9:30
pan, 8387 Davie St,

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Hendry Math The
Mumberley Inheritance,
Comle melodrama, May 16+
31, S$1O/8, 983-2633,

Presentation Houser The
Revenger's ‘Tragedy, New
Renaissance Productions,
May 29-31, June 4-7 at 8
pm, with 3 pane matinges
June 1, 8. 990-3474,

concerts..< :

Centennial - Theatre: '
Capereaillie, Celtic record:
ing artists in concert. May
29 oat 8 pam, $2)
Information: — 736-3022.
Carolyn Avends, acoustic
folk/pop, in a benefit con-

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