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artist Bruce Perry. People and
Shadows, The flat color and
simplified compositions of Joc
Chang. To Oct. 5. Gallery
hours: Monday to Friday
10a.m. to 4p.m., Saturday and
Sunday noon to 4p.m.
Silk Purse Arts Centre:
Gallery hours: noon to 5 p.m.,
closed Mondays.
West Vancouver Memorial
Library Gallery Almanac of
Gardeners, Representations of
garden p:intings in multi-
media ove: the last 10 years by
Ross DBatier:p. To Oct. 4.
weaver Museum
ives: Fire! A History
Of Fireiquting in West
Vancowver. Explore the history
of fire fighting in West
Vancouver. The History of West
Vancouver. An ongoing display
of historic documents and
photographs. Lion’s Gate:
Bridging the Gap. Historical
photos and documents trace
the political history of the
bridge. Hours: Tuesday to
Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Birch Theatre, Capilano
College: Dregs of Soctety. An

original musical about the
homeless and how they are
perceived by society from SB8
Musical Productions. Sept... 8
13, 7:30 p.m. and Sept. i

1 p.m. $1510, Tickets: 2
2801.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
The Glass Menagerie.
Tennessee William's sensitive
classic from First Impressions
Theatre, Sept. 17 to Oct. 4,
Weds. to Sat. at 8 p.m. The
production moves to
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts
Oct. 8 to 18. Tickets: 2
3000.

Arts Club Theatre: Red Rock
Diner. Lively musical revue
based on the carly days of dee-
jay Red Robinson of North
Vancouver. Held over through
Sept. 27, Box office: 687-

Ane Club Revue Theatre:
Noxena: Improv Princess, a
dominating parody from the
Vancouver TheatreSports
League. Weds. through Sar. at
8:15 p.m. 687-1644.

Bard on the Beach: Loves
Labour's Lost and A Winter's
Tale. To Sep. 21. Information:
739-0559.

Metro Theatre: Run For Your
Wife. British farce features
N.V. favorite Mark Gash. To
Sep. 27. Box office: 266-7191.
Vancouver Fringe Festival:
The 13th. 100 companies, 500
shows, eight venues. Guides at
all Starbucks. To Sept. 14.
Advance tickets: 280-4444, or
do the fringe thing and linc-up
on the day.

concerts.’

Playhouse Theatre: 2 Pianos,
4 Hands. This musical enter-
tainment has sold out across
Canada and is being fine-
tuned in Vancouver for a New
York opening. Sept. 15 to Oct.
11. Box office: 873-3311.
Capilano College Theatre:

LOUIS de Niverville's
images evoke shades of
folk art and surrealism.
The West Van artist's
show at the Hongkong
Bank of Canada butiding
on W. Georgia closes
tomorrow.

Gypsy Soul. Elias Vargas and
company, including N.S. fla-
menco singer Paco de Leon,
Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. Tickets:
280-2801.
Collingwood School: Ocean
World. An ecological musical
performed by the
Collingwood Junior Choir and
England's Nelson Civic Choir.
Sept. 18 at 7 p.m.
Information: 925-3331.
Grand Manor: Sam Masich

4 Christine Duncan perform
in the second of a series of live
“house” concerts. Sept. 12 at
8 p.m. $10. 1617 Grand
Blvd., N.V. 988-6082.

Avalon Hotel: Live jazz every
‘Thursday 8:30-11:30 p.m. fea-
turing Mark Hasselbach.

Jack Lonsdale’s Pub: Live
music Tuesday, Wednesday,
Saturday, Sunday. 986-7333.

Lynnwood Pub: Live music
Thursday to Sunday from 9:30
p.m. No cover,

Maplewood Pub: Live music
featuring Silrerload every
Sunday night at 7:30 p.m.
Info: 924-1834.

Portside Room, Seven Seas
Restaurant: Casey Manihali,
Sept. 12. Wieckham Porteous,
Sept. 13. Paul Sumner Sept.
16. Musician drop in hosted
by Shawn Carle every
Wednesday. Girls Rock the
Boat hosted by Suzzane Wilson
every Thursday. For live music
information call 987-3344.
Sailor H.: "s: Onton Head
and the Tear Drops every
Sunday night. 984-3087.

eve

Centennial Theatre: Ukraine. A
presentation of World Adventure
Tours Travel Films narrated by
Rob Willis. Sept. 16 ar 2 and 7

p.m.
Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Fail
Frolic. A fundraising evening az
ure theatre. $12 includes snacks,
Goor prize, The Glass Menagerie,
silent auction and basker draw.
Reservations: 924-1378.
W.V. Municipal Hall: Modern
Heritage Buildings. Slide show
and discussion chronicling the
development of “West Coast”
style in the Lower Mainland.
Sept. 19 at 7:30 p.m.
Around Town is a free service
provided for non-profit and com-
munity arts groups. Please e-mail
( miller@nsnews.com) or fax a press
release for your entertainment
event to 985-2104. Deadline for
Friday inclusion is the previous
Wesnesday. The News tries to
ensure itaus appear in the paper
at least once before the event takes
place, but space constraints may
limit the number of submissions
printed,
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