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Havana Theatre:
Reservations for Two. Aug.
11-15, 18-22. $12/10.
Information: 734-8339.
Performance Works,
Granville Island: A
Midsummer Nigit’s Drean.
’ Carousel Summer Theatre
presents the Bard’s comic
masterpiece tree to the public
Aug. 10 to the 22 at 8 p.m
Information: 669-3410.
St. Andrew's Wesley

"Church: Tony n’ Tina’s

.. Wedding. Comic participacury
‘Tralian wedding. Thurs.-Sat.
at 6:15 p.m. Tickets start at
“$60 including “reception”
meal at Chavdonnays
‘Restaurant. Group discounts.
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: ce: Glance Productions
“present two one-act plays in
review.Sor the Fringe. Aug.
(0 p.m. Admission by

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13 from 5 to 9 p.m. In
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Bowen Island: Monit: Behm
hosts his new CD release
party Aug. 8, 3-5 p.m. $8 or
tree with CD. Richard
Wiliams with Darryl Nixon
on piano perform Songs of a
Waytarer (Mahler) on Aug. 9
at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $8 at
the door. Cail (604) 947-
2454 for intormation.
Grouse Mountain: Canadian
Vocalist John McDermott
joins the Vancouver
Symphony Aug. 8 ar 4 p.m.
Tickers at Ticketmaster.
John Lawson Park Enjoy
concerts nightly from Aug 7
to 16 at 7 p.m. during the
Harmony Arts Festival with
music-makers such as the
Clumsy Lovers, Dal-Dil-Vog,
The Tools, The Hollvburn
Ramblers, Me and the Boys,
Big Yellow Taxi, Aché Brasil,
Mike Schau & Highnvay 61,
Night Train, Stolen Moments
jazs Quartet and Jazzmanian
ils. For more information,
call 925-7268.
Lonsdale Quay: Ache Brazil
Aug..9, 2-4 p.m. .
Panorama Park, Deep
Cove: Ache Brazil Aug. 7, 7-

sik'e Purse Gallery:
Divertimento String Quartet,
part of the Harmony Arts
Festival, Saturday, Aug. 8 at
12 p.m. Thirteen-ycar-old

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Colin James performs
Saturday at Whistler.

Sheherazaad Cooper will per-
form Indian folk dancing,
part of the Harmony Arts
Festival, Sunday Aug. 9 at 12

WV. Seniors’ Centre: The
Raymond Sol Trio Aug. 9 at
1:30 p.m.

Purple Onion: Breathe
Underwater. North Van.
band celebrates the release of
its video Inhale. Aug. 9 at 9

p.m,
Whistler Summit: Aug. 8.

Culin James and the Le cle Big
Band. Call Ticketmaster 280-

‘Howe Sound Inn‘and

Brewing Company: The
Personals. Aug. 13 at 8 p.m.
le’s Pub: Live
music Tuesday, Wednesday,
Saturday-and Sunday. Info:
986-7333.

Jackabean Creek Hideaway:
Live music every second ~

_ weekend. 114A West 15th,
‘North Vancouver. Phone

$90-0101 for details.
Lynnwood Pub: Live music
Thursday to Sunday from
9:30 p.m. No cover.

‘’ Maplewood Pub: Live music
; featuring Stlverload every

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Info: 924-1834.

Marmalade Cafe: Red
Nickers. Trad jazz Aug. 9,
7:30-10 p.m. reservations:
983-3463.

Pemberton Station Pub:
Tuesday nights until August
18, the pub presents the Hot
Summer Nights Bikini
Contest. Cover charge is $2.
Portside Room, Seven Seas
Restaurant: Girls Rock the
Boat hosted by Suzzane
Wilson every Tuesday.
Musician Drop Int hosted by
Derek Nyberg every
Wednesday. Superchanch
every Sunday. Live music
every night except Monday.
For information call 987-
3344,

Sailor Hagar’s: Onion Head
and the Tear Drops every
Sunday night. 984-3087.
Waterfront Bistro: Saturday
Niahe Live Comedy. Patrick
Matiha Aug. 8. Doors open 8
p.in., showtime 9 p.m. No
cover.

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Ambleside Park: Skatrboard
Ballet. Professional skate-
boarders will perform their
original choreographed skate-
board demonstrations to
music; amateurs will compete
at the beginner, intermediate
and advanced level. Takes
place at the Basketball,
Boards and Blades site Aug.
16, 1-5 p.m. Part of the
Harmony Arts Festival.

Cates Park: Under the
Volcano, the 9th annual festi-
val of art and social change
takes place Sunday, Au
16, Look for a range o}
from foik to grunge roors
rock; an outdoor rave, speak-

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ers, an art market and more.
Gates open at 11 3.m.,
admission is a $5 to $20
donation.

John Lawson Park: Creative
Kids Day, a vitiage-style festi-
val which is part of the
Harmony Arts Festiva! takes
place Saturday, Aug. 15 from
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The day is
to feature art projects, musi-
cal adventures, puppet-mak-
ing, kite flying, poetry and a
special 5 p.m. performance of
the Blues Berries.
Admission is free. Call 987-
5618 for information.

Studio Tours: Local artists
and galleries aczoss the North
Shore open their studios to a
day of self-guided tours as

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part of West Vancouver's
Harmony Arts Festival.
Information: 925-7258.
Vancouver Rowing Club:
Tattoo You! A celebration of
skin art in Vancouver, the
first competition of its kind in
the Lower Mainland. Aug.
14, registration 7 p.m., com-
petition begins 8:30 p.m.
$12, all proceeds benefit the
Shox. aing Stars Foundation.

- Compiled by Martin Millerchip
E-mail (miller@nsnews.com)
or fax a press release for your
entertainment event to 985-
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inclusion is the previous
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