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A-R-T By The Sea
Gallery: Works by Jill
Gannon and Judith
Fanning. To Sept. 25. Park
Royal South. Information:
921-1840.
Bel Art Gallery Inc.:
Whitusical Pleasures by Janis
Blyth. To Sept. 29.
Information: 904-0907.
Blueridge School: Good
Netabbours Day. Ceramics
by potters Louisa Leibman,
Maggi Kneer, Yun Sook
Kaario, Cynthia McLean and
Blackberry Studios and
pressed flower art by Trudy
Krusch. Sept. 10,9 am.-2
p.m. Information: 924-
1378.
Buckland Southerst
Gallery: Featuring works by
gallery artists including
Denise Lemaster, Don Farrell
aud Henry Huai Xu.
Information: 922-1915.
Ferry Building Gallery:
On the Racks. Heather
Cairns, ceramics and
Dorothy Foster, mixed-
media paintings. To Sepr.
10. The Seashore. A mixed-
media group show. Sept. 12-
Oct..1. Artists” talk, Sept.
12, at 1] a.m.and an
evening reception, 6-8 p.m.
Gallery hours: noon-6 p.m.,
Tue-Sun. Information: 925-
7266.
First Street Gallery: New
works by artists Miriam
Aroeste, Charles Cowie, Ann
Hurst and Merrilee Sete.
Information: 986-2664.
North Shore Arts
Commission: Information:
980-3311. Located at 148
E. 2nd St., North Van.
North Vancouver District
Hall: Works by painter,
Heather McAlpine and clay

_ artist, Melinda Straight. To
Sept. 21. Reception with

. artists in attendance, Sept.
14, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Exhibits
are a program of the N.V.
Community Arts Councii
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 communi-
ties. My Story, Your Story,

Our Story. Exhibit explores

- the contributions of individ-

“uals who have enriched
North Vancouver’s multi-
cultural history.
Information: 987-5618.
Museum open Tue-Sun
noon to 5 p.m.
Park Royal North: West

Friday, September 8, 2000

photo Joan Marcus

Beauty and the Beast

DANYELLE Bossardet stars as Belle and Grant
Norman as Beast in Disney’s touring version of the
musical which comes to Vancouver Sept. 13-24.

- Vancouver Sketch Club Art
Exhibition. Juried show of
paintings by North Shore
artists. Sept. 10-17,

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 96 years. Ongoing.
Station open trom noon-4
p.im., Wed-Sun. Located at
the foot of Lonsdale.
Information: 987-5618.
Presentation House
Gailery: Camera Oper

: Hollywood. Phowwgraphs 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:
African drum — djimbe—
exhibit by Dean Rath. To
Sept. 24. Miriam Arovste
displays her raku pottery
tiles, plaques and decorators
pieces along with Dennis
Badgley’s pen and ink draw-
ings and prints of
Saskatchewan. Sept. 24-Oct.
22.

Seymour Art Gallery:
Silken Moments.
Watercolours on silk by
Jeanie Tang. To Sept. 25.
Information: 924-1378.
Silk Purse Gallery:
Celebration of Beauty.
Exhibition by painter
Patricia Richardson Logie
and hand weaver Barbara
Paulus. To Sept. 17. Gallery
hours: noon to § p.m. Tue-
Sun. Information: 925-
7292.

The Gallery at Artisan.
Square, Bowen Island: Art
Exchange 2000, Twelve West
Vancouver artists will exhibit

their works, Sept. 8-Get. 1.
Reception, artists in atten-
dance, Sept. 10, 1-3 p.m.
Gallery open Fri-Sun, noon-
4 p.m. Information: 947-
2454.

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: The Journey.
Acrylic on canvas paintings
by Syankune Loh. To Sept.
8. Art Exchange 2000.

PAINTER Pairicia Richardson Logie (ieft) and weaver Barbara Paulus (right) display their work at the Silk
Purse Arts Centre untii Sept. 17, while interlor designer Karen Cu

Fifteen Bowen [tind artists
will exhibit their works.
Sept. 11-30. Reception,
artists in attendance, Sept.
11, 7-8:30 p.m.
Information: 925-7400.
West Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Reflections of
Place. This exhibition is parc
of the Visions of the North
Shore Millennium Project.
Twelve senior North Shore
artists have chosen a site of
historical significance tor
inspiration tor 12 original
hand-pulled prints. To Dee.
16. Information: 925-7295.
Gallery open Tue-Sun 11
am. to 5 p.m. Archives
open Tue and Wed only, 11
a.m.-3 p.m.

Mirage Art Gallery: Latin
American Encounter. North
Shore artists display their art
to Sept. 24. Information:
685-9317.

The Secret Garden Tea
Room: Asian objects, paper
and silk collages, abstracts
and more by North Shore
artist Swsasua Blunt. To
Oct. 32. Information: 26 1-
3070.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Arsenic & Old Lace. Sept.
14-30 (Wed-Sat), at 8 p.m.
$12/811. Tickets: 929-
9456.

Century Plaza Hotel &
Spa: Touy nn? Tina’s
Wedding. Comic participate-
ry Italian wedding. Tickets
include an Italian four-
course meal. Group dis-
counts. Ongoing, Thu-Sat,
6:15 p.m. Ticketmaster:
280-4444.

The Playhouse: The
Coronation Vayvage. Drama
about power and corruption
of innocence. Sept. 11-Oct.
7. Ticketmaster: 280-3311.

Vancouver Fringe Festival:
To Sept. 17 at various
venues. Box office: 257-
0366.

Vanier Park: Bard on the
Beach presents The Tem pest
and Henry IV, Part One
running in repertory on the
Mainstage. To Sept. 30
(Tue-Sun). $15-S24. Box
office: 739-0559.

concerts: Ea

Birch Theatre, Capilano
College: Dave McMurdo .
Quinter featuring Mike
Malone, An evening of
swinging standards and
mainstream originals. Sept.
t4oar $ p.m. $15/S12.
Tickets at the door.
Lonsdale Quay: CBC
Radia’s Road Show 2000.
Live music, comedy and
more. Sept. 9, 1-9 p.m. and
Sept. 10, neen-2:30 p.m.
Silk Purse: An Evening
with Will. 15-vear-ald
singer /songwriter William
Blunderfield performs pop-
rock favourites and his own
original compositions. Sept.
9, 7:30 p.m. Admission by
donation. Tickets and infor-
mation: 925-7292.

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Chianti Cafe: The Al Rase
Trio, Sept. 15, 8 p.m.
Information: 926-2422.
Gold Bond Books and The
Music Gallery: Live music
every Saturday and Sunday
afternoon from 3-5 p.m.
Free. Information: 922-
4694.

Le Bistro Chez Michel:
Live jazz Saturday nights
from 9 p.m. Information:
924-4913.

Lynnwood Inn: Live bands
Thursday, Friday and

Colour by design

p.m. on “Colour — The Visual Feast.”

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Saturday evenings.
Information: 988-6161.
Maplewood Pub: Live
music Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings.
Information: 924-1834.
The Pink Elephant: Live
music 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.

Deep Cove Musie: Drisu
Circle. Pepe Danze will iead
the circle every Sunday at
Quarry Rock. $15. Drum

rentals available. Information:

929-2683 or 924-6871.
Ferry Building Gallery:
Acrvlie Painting with Barrie
Chadiichk, For beginners or
advanced painters, with indi-
vidual instruction. Sept. 14-
Nov. 2, 7-10 p.m. $128.
Register: 925-7270,

ID#19779. Call for Entry. All;

North Shore artists fora
three-week exhibit in 2001.
Drop off is Sunday, Oct. 1, 9-
Tham, pick up from 4-6 |”
p.m. at the West Van Seniors’
Centre. Information: 925-
7266.

North Vancouver
Community Arts Council:
Call to two-dimensional artists

for juried art rental collection. |

$10 fee. Saturday, Sept. 9,
Ann MacDonald Hall, drop’

off berween 10:30-11:30 a.m. *

and pick up between 1:30-
2:30 p.m. Membership in th
N.V. Community Arts Council
is required. Call te Crafters for
the Civie Plaza Fall Craft Fair,

the $75 vehicle levy.

Rank the funding options inside today's paper. :

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