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Amadeo Bakehouse and
Coffees: Audrey Rrakonercks,
Monotypes. Oct, 30) New. 20.
Ferry Building Gallery:
Passion and Form teatures the
paintings and wooden sculp-
tures of Gabricle Vallieres and
Jenniter MeMahon. To Oct.
23. Perspectives: A Group
Show, The work of 21 gratu-
ating students trom Capilano
College's Graphic Design and
Mlustrosion Department as
well as paintings bv instructor
Kiff Holland. Oct. 24, 25
only, Reception: Oct. 24. 12-
2 p.m. danrpreiations, An
invitational exhibition of still
lite and figurative paintings by
West Vancouver artist Stuart
Slind. Oct. 27-Nov. 14.
Artist’s talk Oct. 27, 11 a.m.;
opening reception 6-8 p.m.
The Early Art of Tibes,
Mlustrated slide talk by Victor
Chan. Oct. 26, 7-9 p.m. $12.
Gallery hours: 1] a.m. to 5
p.m., closed Mondays.
Information: 925-7270.

First Street Gallery: Anu
Hurst, Pat Gerlach, Judy
Prendergast, Terry Jeffries are
the North Shore artists on dis-
play until Christmas. Opening
party Oct. 24, 4-7 p.m. 252
East Ist., N.V.

The Gallery, Artisan Square,
Bowen Island: Vistsal
Wanderings II, the water-
colours of Murray Johnson.
To Oct. 25. Hours: noon-4
p.m., Friday to Sunday.
North Vancouver District
Hall: Adam Sultan’s abstract
paintings and Michael Binkley’s
stone sculptures. To Oct. 29.
Business hours Mon.-Fri.
Exhibit is a program of the
N.¥V. Community Arts
Council.

North Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Towing The
Const: Seaspan and its
Predecessors, 1898-1988. The
story of Seaspan highlighting
stories of deep sea towing and
salvage and the development
of the self-dumping barge.
Wed.-Sun., noon-5 p.m. Free.
Forties Highschool Reunion.
Displays of N.V. High School
annuals, school newspapers
and photographs. Museum
open Tues.-Sun. noon to 5
p.m.

PGE Railway Station:
Shipyard Saapshots. The color-
ful and dramatic covers of the
Wallace Shipbuilder, Burrard
Drydock’s employees publica-
tion during the Second World
War. Weds.-Sun. noon to 4
p.m. Foot of Lonsdale.

Poet Tree Cafe: Sharon
Clark. Stencils and still life.
480, 15th Street, W.V.

’ Presentation House Gallery: -
WOLS — German Surrealist
Artist Photographs, watercol-
ors and engravings by an artist
responding to the “sickness”

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Photo submitted

WEST Van actor Sheiia Paterson (left) and Doris Chillcott star in Strangers
Among Us, a play about love, time and memory, at Vancouver's Roundhouse
Community Centre to Oct. 31. Tickets, $18 and $15, through Ticketmaster at 280-

3311.

of Europe in the 1930s and
‘40s. To Oct. 25. Pinholes in
Paradise. 69 pinhole photos,
made without the use ofa
lens, by some of the most tal-
ented artists in Canada. Oct.
28-Nov. 1 only. The exhibic
will wrap up with a parry, *
fundraiser and silent auction
of the photos Noy. 1, 7-10
p.m. Weds.-Sun., 12-5 p.m.
Thursday to 9 p.m.
Admission: pay what you can.
Ron Andrews RecCentre:
Watercolours and Rustic Clay
Garden Objects. Brenda
Crass’s florals and landscapes
and Lynsey Paterson’s clay
work. Oct.}-Nov.1.

Seymour Art Gallery:
Modern Japanese Abstract
Print. 26 prints, mainly wood-
cut on paper, on joan from
The Art Gallery of Greater
Victoria. To Oct. 25. Finesse
and Fortitude, The Art of
Making Prints, Twenty juried
printmakers including N.S.
artists Gordon Montgomery,
Jean Morrison, Sharon
Perkins, William Steinberg and
Tracey Tarling. Opening =~
reception Oct. 28, 7-9 p.m.
Gallery hours: noon to 4 p.m.
Tues.-Sun. (closed Mondays).
The gallery is calling for artists
to submit ne piece of their
work suitable for the theme of

_ its annual DisCOVEry

Exhibition. The theme this
year: The End. Information:
924-1378.

Silk Purse Arts Centre:
Abstractions and Forms —
Clay and Canvas. Maria
Teresa Vicencio and Sharon
Perkins. Oct. 20-Nov.1.
Gallery hours: noon to 5 p.m.
Closed Mondays.
Information: 925-7292.
West Vancouver Mernorial
Library: The Tropical Dinner

Party, Moita Thompson's lat-
est collection of pottery, and
Spiritually Speaking... the
acrylics of Ure Stein. Both to
Nov. 1.

West Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Klondike

ABSTRACTIONS and
Forms, an exhibition of
clay and canvas by Maria
Teresa Vicencio and
Sharon Perkins continues
at the Silk Purse to Nov. 1.

Gold/L’or du Klondike. A
Travelling exhibit created by
the Dawson City Museum
and Historical Society that
tells the story of the gold rush
from the point of view of min-
ers, First Nations and the pop-
ular press. English and Scottish
Family Trees. The last of three
genealogy workshops. Oct.
24. Registratios™nformation:
925-7270. Hours: Tuesday to
Saturday, noon to 4:30 p.m.;
archives open Tues, and Weds.

Capilano College
Performing Arts Theatre: A
Walk in the Woods. In the

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woods outside Vienna two
diplomats debate nuclear dis-
armament, peace and self
destruction. Oct. 20-31 (ne
shows Oct. 23, 25) at 8 p.m.
$12/8/6. Tickets: 990-7810,
Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Scotland Road. A mystery fan-
rasy revolving around the
Titanic produced by Deep
Cove Stage. Oct. 16-31
(Weds.-Sat.) at & p.m. S10/8.
Reservations: 929-3200.
Presentation House: Berlin
Bertie. Sea Theatre presents
Howard Brentoi’s piay about
collapse in the “90s. Tues.-Sat.
Oct. 8-24 at 8 pm and Sun. at
2 p.m. $12/10. Information:
990-3474.

Arts Club, Granville Island:
Lawrence and Holloman.
Morris Panych’s newest come-
dy. To Oct. 24. Box office:
687-1644.

Arts Club Revue Theatre:
Anne Sylvie. A 1996 Winnipeg,
Fringe pick. $13/10. To Nov.
3. Tickets: 687-1644.

Ford Centre: Bring In ’Da
Noise, Bring In "Da Funk. A
new generation of tap. Hot
show — if you like tap. To
Nov. 1, $40-75. Tickets: 280-
2222.

Havana Theatre: A Conpla
White Chicks Sittin’ Around
Talkin’, Oct. 22-Nov. 1.
Tues.-Sat. at 8 p.m., Sun. at 2
p.m. $15/12. Information:
732-5596.

Pacific Theatre: Cotton Patch
Gospel, Yesus meets the Deep
South. A biuegrass musical.
Oct. 23-Nov. 21 (Weds.-Sat.)
at § p.m. and Sat. 2 p.m.
matinees. Box office: 73!-
5518.

Roundhouse Community
Centre: Strangers Among Us.
A play about love, time and
memory — and Alzheimer’s.

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Trafian wedding. “Phits. Sat. ar
Span, Tickets start at S60
inviuding “receptian” meal at
Chordonnays Restaurant.
Group discounts. 280 3311.
Shadbokt Centre for the
Acts: Maids Midas and
Mans, the wonten of Gilivrt
aud Salitvad. Oct. 23-New
aS pam, 920/18. “Pwo tor
one on Tuesdays.
Intormation: 205 3000,

Vancouver Playhouse: The
Adtic, The Pearls and Thre
Fiue Girls, A quirky Canadian
comedy. Oct. 12 Nov. 7.
Information: 873-3312.
Vogue Theatre: Rei.
Pulitzer Vrize- and ‘Tony
Award-winning musical comes
to town, $20-85, Tickets:
280-4444.

concerts

Centennial Theatre: Direct
from Rusia. Galina’s Music
Salon presents Irina Zhurina,
soprano, Anatoly Tikhonov,
balalaika, Leonid Boldin, bass.
$26/16 at door. Oct. 25 at 2
p.m. Vancouver Symphony
Orchestra and Pacific Wind
Ensemble play well-loved clas-
sics including Beethoven's
Filth. Oct. 26 at 7:30 p.m.
Jolm Kaplan’s Stagefright.
Scary fun tor Halloween. 8-12
years old Oct. 30 at 7:30 p.m.
13 years and older Oct. 31 at
10:30 p.m. $9.50 Box office:
984-4484.

Collingwood School: Of
Spirit and Flesh. The Laudate
Singers perform choral music
inspired by sacred texts and
folk traditions. The
Collingwood School Tour
Choir will also perform. Oct.
24 at 7 p.m. S10/5.

Silk Purse Gallery: Music
and Muffins. Angela Qiuring,
violinist. Oct. 29 10:30-
11.30 a.m. $8/6 includes cof-
fee and muttins.

W.V. United Church: Pacific
Spirit Cooir and American
organist Craig Cramer in con-
cert, Oct. 23 at 8 p.m.
Si4/10. Tickets: 922-9171.

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Avalen Hotel: Mark
Hasselbach Trio plays jazz in
the lounge every Saturday,
2:30-4:30 p.m.

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Jack Lonsdale’s Pub: five
niisk Tuesday Wednesda,
Saturday aad Sundes. fate:
986 7302
Lynnwood Pub: bie ian
“Thursday to Sunday trom
9:30 pan, No cover,
Maplewood Pub: Live music
toaturing Si/perfoad every
Sendaymehtat 7:30 p.m.
into: Y24- 1834.
Marmalade Cafe: Rrd
Nickers Jase Banal. tery sec-
ond and last Sunday of the
month, 6:30-9 p.m.
Waterfront Bistro: Saturday
Nagi Live Comedy, Doors
open & pan... showtime & p.m.
No cover.

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32 Beoks Ca.: Sharon Butala
and Sandra Gulland. Ww con-
junction with the International
Writers Festival the two
authors will be present tor
signings. Oct. 23 at 7 p.m.
Mary Anne Dragan, Learn
about preserving chutney,
pickles and jams. Oct. 24 at 2
p.m.
Capilano College Lecture
Theatre: Lazdon Mackensic.
One of Canada’s top painters
presents an illustrated lecture
about the issues and ideas
behind her visual production.
Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. $30.
Free, Cedar Building, Room
148.
W.V. Secondary School
Theatre: Pierre Berton speaks
ata fundraiser Oct. 23, 7:30
p.m. for the W.V. Library
Foundation and W.V. Museum
and Archives. Tickets at library
and museum, $15/10.
Vancouver Television:
Gabevenn. Be a television audi-
ence if you care, er, dare.
Weekdays 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Free. Mary Chapin Carpenter,
Oct. 30. Reservations: 609-
5721.

— Compiled by Martin
Millerchip

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