hours: Ham. 3 pa m., Tue-Sun.
Information: 925- 7266.
First Screet Gallery: New works
by artists Miriam Arveste, Charles
Cowie, Ann Hurst and Merriler
Seet. Information. 986-2664.
North Vancouver District Hall:
Exhibit by painter Jack Bigqgin-
Pound and silver jewelry, enam-
eled Christmas ornaments plus
more by Madelaine Crisheim. To
Oct. 19. Exhibits are a program of
the NV. Communic Ans
Council and open Mon-Fri, 8:30
a.m.-4:30 p.m.
North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: North Vancouver
Experience. A community history
exhibit celebrating the social and
industrial growth that led to the
development of the urban and
rural communities. My Story, Your
Story, Our Story, Exhibit explores
the contributions of individuals
who have enriched North
Vancouver's multi-cultural history.
Information: 987-5618. Muscum
open Tuc-Sun noon to 5 p.m.
PGE Railway Station: A Change
of Place: North Vancouver
Neighbourhoods. A look at how the
landscapes and streetscapes of
North Vancouver have changed in
the last 90 years. Ongoing. Station
open from noon-4 p.m., Wed-
Sun. Located at the foot of
Lonsdale. Information: 987-5618.
Presentation House Gallery:
Camera Over Hollywood.
Photographs by John Swope,
1936-1938. To Oct. 28. Gallery
hours: Wed-Sun, noon-5 p.m. and
Thu, noon-9 p.m.
Ron Andrew recCentre: Miriam
Aroeste displays her raku pottery
tiles, plagues and decorators picces
along with Dennis Badgley’s pen

‘and ink drawings and prints of
Saskatchewan, To Oct. 22.
Seymour Art Gallery: The Vice
Within: An Exploration of :
Creativity. Exhibition of ceramic

-. sculptures by Ron Tribe. Sept. 29-

* Oct.29. Opening reception, Oct.
3, 7-9 p.m. Information: 924-
~ 1378, Gallery hours: noon-4 P m.
2 Tue-Sun,
“. Sik Purse Gallery: Celebration
* * of Colour, Exhibition of onc-of-a-
. |, kind pottery works and vibrant
‘+ watercolour and acrylic paintings
">." by Lenore Conacher and Ania -
¢ Lindblom: To Oct. 1. Intervals.
“Collage works on paper by artist
"! Gay Hammond. Oct. 3-1

Gallery hours: noon-5 ie Tue _

‘Sun. Information: 925-7292.

’. “The Gallery at Artisan Square,
- Bowen Island: Art Exchange

: 2000. Twelve West Vancouver

“artists will exhibie their works, To -
Oct. 1. Gallery

: : Fri-Sun,:
-. noon-4 p.m. Information: 947-
24!

2 “Travel Time ‘International -
~ Art Division: Works by The -

: Canadian Institute of Portrait
Artists (CIPA). Astists participat-.
ing are: Jeane Duffey, Susanna

". Blant, Joseph and Antonia -

”. Gabanck, David Goatley, Raul
Gonzalez, Tamara de

-!* Grandmaison, iff Holland, ©

-: Daniel Izzard, Ed Landn,

Dorothy Oxborough, Parricia

‘;,, Richardson-Logie and Elizabeth

sy Smily. "To Sept. 30 at 2405 Marine
Dre.

Fifteen’ Bowen fsland artists will
exhibit their works; To Sept. 30.
in in Reflection: Earth
7 and Water Exhibition by multi-
“media artist Meg Torwl and
. North Vancouver ceramic artist
. Moira Thompson. Oct. 2-29.
Reception, artists in attendance,
” Oct. 2, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
. «Information: 925-7400.
- West Vancouver Museum and
. Archives: Reflections of Place. This

exhibition is part of the Visions of

~~ the North Shore Millennium
» | Project. Twelve senior North
Shore artists have chosen a site of
historical significance for inspira-
tion for 12 original hand-pulled
“prints. To Dec. 16. Information:
” 55: 7295, Gallery open Tue-Sun
: I} a.m.-5 p.m. Archives open Tue
and Wed only, 11. a.m.-5 p.m.

’ Blue Mountain Racket Club: A
collection of paintings about bears
and their habitat by Ereha
Kirkaldy and Steve Quatrracehi.

“| To Oct..14, Information: 987-

9007 or 708-2336. 555 Delestre
Ave. Cag.
Crafthouse Gallery: Fall Back. A

One for all

VEAL (Chang, Howard Redekopp and Luke Doucet)
piay an all-ages gig at Capilano Coliege’s Birch
Theatre tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets $15 and $10.

group exhibit of contemporary
clocks includes work by North
Shore artist Graham Eagle, Oct.
6-31. Opening reception, Oct. 5,
6-8 p.m. Information: 687-6511.
The Gren Ast Gallery: A joint
exhibition with Kikorn Fine
Japanese Furnishings and West
Van artist Susanna Blanz.
Paintings on silk and linen, Oct.
2-14. Information: 926-5078.
1537 W. 6th Ave., Van.

The Secret Garden Tea Room:
Asian objects, paper and silk col-
lages, abstracts and more by
North Shore artist Susanna Blunt.
To Oct. 31. Information: 261-
3070.

Squamish Public Library:

’ Eshibition of paintings by North

Shore artist Brian Romer. To Oct.
14, Information: 604-892-3110.

Capilano College Performing
Arts Theatre: Menopositive! The
Musical. A humorous look a four
50-somcthing women dealing
with mid-life complaints. Oct. 8,
at 8 p.m. $22/S16. Box office:
990-7810. -

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:

. Arsenic @ Old Lace. To Sept. 30,

at 8 p.m. $12/511. Tickets: 929-
9456. Rumors, Neil Simon's clas-
sic farce about rumours, lies, ~
cover-ups and scandals, Oct. 13-

"28 (Wed-Sat), at 8 p.m. $10/88.

Tickets: 929-3200. °

Hendry Hall: An Act of the
Imagination. An author's imagi-
nation runs wild with unexpected
consequences, Oct. 6-7, 10-14,
17-21, at 8 p.m. $12/S10.
Reservations: 983-2633. .
Century Plaza Hotel & Spa:

Tony n? Tina’s Wedding. Comic

participatory Italian wedding.
Tickets include an [ralian four-
course meal. Group discounts.
Ongoing, Thu-Sat, 6:15 p.m.
‘Ticketmaster: 280-4444.

Firehall Arts Centre:
Menopositive! The Musical. A
humorous look a four 50-some-
thing women dealing with mid-life
complaints. To Oct. 7 (Tue-Sat),
at 8 p.m. and matinees Saturday
and Sunday. Box office: 689-
0926.

New Revue Stage — Granville
Island: Who Will Be the Last
Dnproy Surviver? Vancouver
TheatreSpons League new improv
show. To Nov. 30. Ticketmaster:
280-4444.

Studio 58: At The Black Pig’s
Dyke, [vtergenerational tale about
Northern Ireland. Suggestive
scenes and coarse language. Not
recommended for children. To
Oct. 15. Box office: 323-5227.
Telus Studio Theatre: The Three
Sisters. Anton Chekhov's classic
drama. To Oct. 7. Box office:
822-2678.

The Playhouse: The Coronation
Voyage. Drama about power and
corruption of innocence. To Oct.
7. Ticketmaster; 280-3311.
Vanier Park: Bard on the Beach
presents The Tempest. Sept. 30 and
Henry IV, Part One, Sept. 29.
$15-S24, Box office: 739-0559.

concerts.

Birch Theatre, Capilano

College: Free Concerts on Fridays.
Heather Hay, cello; Carolyn
Camficld Cole, violin; Kenneth
Broadway, piano. Sept. 29,11
a.m. Veal. Vancouver rock ‘n’ roll
band. Sept. 29, at 8 p.m.
$15/5810. Box office: 990-7810.

The Lions Gate Bridge
will be CLOSED to all traffic from
10:00 pm Saturday, September 30 to
6:00 pm: Sunday, October 1.

{Please note: planned closure is weather dependent)

Plan to take the Ironworkers
Memorial Second Narrows Bridge
to and from the North Shore.

For up-to-date information on detours and closures:

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Centennial Theatre: An Frening
of Pipes, Drums and Military
AMfncae. with the ED. Fell Tipe
Band. Sept. 30, at 7 p.m. S14.
Box office: 984-4484 (Mon-Sat,
noon-4 pan. ).

Highlands United Church:
Romanza Strings Concer*. Enjoy
the music of Mozart, Dvorak as
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at the door.

St. John's Anglican Chusch,
Shaughnessy: Organ Plus! North
Vancouver violinist Karen Foster
and Wilmer Faweett on double
bass, join organist Ed Norman in
an evening of music by Bach,
Massenet and Chausson, Oct. 4,
at 8 p.m. $12/S9. Information:
731-4966.

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Black Tusk Pub & Restaurant:
Live music every Friday and
Saturday night. Staolies, Sept. 29
Dave's Not Here, Sept. 30.
Information: 922-5311,

Caspian Restaurant: Ballroom
dancing live show and free lesson
on Thursday nights. Information:
921-1311.

Gold Bond Books and The
Music Gallery: Live music

Saturday and Sunday afternoons
SR pan. Free. bite, 922-4694.
La Zuppa: Friday Nights or La
Auppa. From the ‘Sublime ro the
Ridiculous: an evening of music
and standup comedy, Sept. 29,
seating starts at 7:30, show starts
a.8:30 p.m. No cover charge.
Information: 986-6656.
Le Bistro Chez Michel: Live
jazz Saturday nights 9 p.m. with
Red’s Quartet. Information: 924-
4913.
Lynnwood Inn: Live bands
‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings. Information: 988-6161.
Maplewood Pub: Live bands
“Vhursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m.
Information: 924-1834.
Pemberton Statioa: Thursday
Nite Music Mystery Trivia.
Pink Elephant Restaurant: Live
nnusic Saturdays from 7:30 p.m,
Information: 986-2209.
Rusty Gull: Live music Friday,
Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Information: 988-5585.
Seymour’s Pub: Live jazz
Monday nights, Live band, Les is
More, Wednesday evenings.
Information: 904-8778.
Something, Kinda Different
Bistro: Live music by local folk
musician fim Lewis every
Thursday, trom 7-9:30 p.m. 1517
Bellevue Ave., West Van.

Centennial Theatre: Om Shakti
Baller. The Natraj School of
Dance presents a classical dance
drama. Oct. 7, 8 pam. Tickets:
925-121t.
Ferry Building Galiery: Cail for
Entry, AM North Shore artists for
a three-week exhibit in 2001.
Drop off is Sunday, Oct. 1, 9-14
am., pick up from 4-6 p.m. at the
West Van Seniors’ Centre.
Information: 925-7266,
Presentation House Theatre: 70s
Disco Party In The House, Season
opening bash with games, prizes,
dancing, entertainment, food and
fun. Sept. 30, doors open at 7:30
p.m. $14/S10. 990-3474.
Seymour Art Gallery: Find Ir
Here € Cornucopia of Creative
Gifts. Caatt artists wanted for
sile/exhibition Nov. 23-26.
Jurying cakes place Saturday, Sept.
30. Jury fee is $15. Information:
Vivian Mcintosh at 924-0689,
DisCOVEry 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Call for artists to submit one piece
of their work for dsis annual exhi-
bition. Entry fec is S14. ‘fo obrain
an cnury form contact Carol at
924-1378 or
<seymourg@direct.ca>.

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