ere: ty men Toit wath Jack Lonsdale’s Pub: The Rythmatics perform Nov, 26, 8 p.m. Jam sessions every Sunday starting at 8 p.m, Charlies Lounge: Touchstone Theatre presents “celebrity” (Nicola Cavendish, Corrine Koslo, Bill Richardson and Allun Gray) read- ings from Bill Richardson's Come into my Parlour Nov. 27, 8 p.m. Reserve tickets, $15, by calling 687-8737, Cafe Deux Soleil: starting in December, a 16-week series of alternative jazz sessions on Sunday evenings, Info: 254-5016. Starfish Room: aggressive rock from Monster Voodoo Machine with guests Soulstorm and Minority, Nov. 29, 10 p.m. Info: 682-1331, Glass Slipper: Bongo Bob entertains with. hot organic salsa, samba and bossa nova grooves, Noy. 29 at 10 p.m. Info: 251-9092, Park and Tilford: Phone 985-3911 for current movie listings. Esplanade 6: Phone 983-2762 for current movie listings. . Caprice Park Royal: Phone 926-6699 for current movie listings. Capilano College Sportsplex: North. Shore Chorus headlines Carols for Kids, a charitable event featuring 12 choirs, to raise funds for Canuck Place and provide food for North Shore Harvest. Dec. 4 at 3 _ p.m. Tickets, $8, through Ticketmaster at 280-4444, St. Andrews United Church: Conductor Philippe Etter leads the North Shore Chamber Orchestra in a program of Corelli, Grandjany, Mendelssohn, Debussy and a suite of carols by Leroy Anderson. Tickets, $5, available at the door. Info: 922-2197. Mt. Seymour United Church: Pandora’s Vox vocal ensemble pre- sents two yuletide concerts, Dec. 2- 3. Tickets for Ja the Nick of Time are $13 and $10. Info: 925-9262. Orpheum: Latin . American musica] ensemble Ancient Cultures shares the stage with the Vancouver Chainber Choir for Christmas with Ancient Cultures Dec, 2 at 8 p.m. Tickets, $14-$32, through TicketMaster: 280-331 | Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: The musical comedy Once Upon a Mattress, based on the (airy tle The Princess and the Pea, runs to Dee, 2, Wednesdays through Saturdays, Tickets: $12, adults; $10, students und seniors, Info: 929-3200, Hendry Hall: North Vancouver Community Players present the pantomime Hickory Dickory Dock, sure to delight both young and old, Runs Dec, 2-18, Friday through Sunday. Tickets: $4, adults; $2, 11 and under, Reservations: 983-2633, Presentation House Theatre: Cap Theatre presents its first pro- duction of the season: Nobody, by Howard Korder, and Tornado, by Judith Thompson, {two one-act plays. Nov, 25-Dec. 3, 8 p.m. Tickets: $12, adults; $9, students and seniors. Info: 986-1351. Vancouver Playhouse: Charley's Aunt, Brandon Thomas‘ 100-year-old romantic comedy, runs Nov. 26-Dec. 26. Tickets through TicketMaster at 280-3311. fies North Vancouver Museum and Archives: Homefront: Shipbuilding and the = North — Vancouver Community, 1939-'45 examines eo VAAN od s BL A MANE RAT NEM BS TY HI RSL COL ASTRA OU LESTE AL NE IRAE PLAT VE EG MD BE ATE LBA Wa CH Eso ENOL PUR, NEWS photo Clty Goodman WEST VANCOUVER art Instructor Dorothy Poesiat (centre) and students Kippy Lansdeli and Deanna Puttonen show children’s artwork on display at the Silk Purse unti] Sunday, Nov. 27. Info: 922-2262. wartime shipbuilding on the North Shore. To Dec, 31. The Ambitious City traces the history of the devel- opment of North Vancouver from the early days of logging through to the shipbuilding industry of recent years. Ongoing. For more informa- tion call 987-5618. Arctic art ashore THE NORTH Shore's newly created Artists for Kids Gallery will play temporary home to art from the world’s Arctic regions. By Layne Christensen Arts Reporter Arts from the Arctic is an exhibi- tion of more than 200 two- and three-dimensional works created by contemporary artists and artisans from the circumpolar regions of the world. The show is one of five regional exhibitions travelling the globe for the past two years. Pieces from the collection have travelled to Greenland, Alaska, Russia, Sweden, Norway and, most recently, Victoria, where they were on display during the Commonwealth Games. The Artists for Kids teaching gallery was constructed using funds from the Artists for Kids Trust. Established in '89 by the North Vancouver Board of School Trustees, the trust, now indepen- dently operated, supports arts enrichment programs for elementary and secondary school students through the continued sales of origi- naj prints created by well-known Canadian artists. The exhibition, open to the pub- lic on Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 4 p.m., is on view through Saturday, Dec. 17. During the week the exhibition is an educational resource for students, who will be given guided tours. To book a stu- dent or group visit or for more infor- mation regarding Artists for Kids, phone Bill MacDonald at 987-6667. The gallery is located within the Leo Marshall Curriculum Centre at 810 W. 21st St., North Vancouver. WHAT THE WHOLE FAMILY WANTS FOR CHRISTMAS!!! 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