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at 8 p.m. and, from Korea, the
Michu Hall Youth Orchestra plays
Wednesday, July 27 at 7:30 pam.
For tickets or information call
280-3311.
Deer Lake Park: The Moody Blues
will be joined by 55 members of
the Vancouver Symphony
Orchestra Friday, Sept. 6, at 7:30
p.m. For more information call
Ticketmaster at 280-4444.
Vancouver Art Gallery: Summer
concert series, The Informing
Spirit, presents J.S. Duets: Ron
Johnston, piano, and Jack Stafford,
flute, as part of its classical con-
certs on Sunday, July 10, at 3 p.m.
Also, singer June Kratz tearns up
with pianist Ron Johnston and
‘bassist Russ Botten Thursday, July
7, 6-8 p.m., as part of the gallery's
jazz concert series. For more
information call 682-4668.
Jericho Beach: Vancouver
International Folkfest, featuring
musicians from around the world,
takes place july 15-17. Tickets
and information available through
Ticketmaster at 280-4444.

itan Tabernacle: former
members of the Purcell String
Quartet will reunite 8 p.m., july 5;
for a fundraising concert to benefit
the Canadian Music Centre. They
will perform works by Mozart,
Britten and Canadian composer
Violet Archer. For tickets and

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information call 734-4622.
Ryerson United Church:
Fourtissimo a cappella vocal quar-
tet will perform Bach to barber-
shop, madrigals to Manhattan
Transfer, Gershwin and Richard
Rodgers Sunday, July 3, 8:45-9:45
p.m. For additional information
call 266-5377,

North Vancouver City Hall Foyer
Gallery: Oils and watercolors by
artist Douglas Rae until July 20.
For more information call 984-
3388.

North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: The Ambitious City
traces the history of the develop-
ment of North Vancouver from
the early days of logging through

to the shipbuilding industry of
recent years. Ongoing. Bridging
the Lions Gate shows historic
images from the time of the build-
ing of the First Narrows Bridge.
For more information call 987-
5618.

West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Grand opening takes
place 1:30 p.m., Friday, July 1.
Music, food and performances
will take place until 5 p.m. at 17th
Street and Esquimalt. Squamish
Nation storytelling by hereditary
Chief Lois Guss takes place 2
p.m., Saturday, July 2. Gleneagles
Scottish Dancers take the stage
Sunday, July 3, at 2 p.m. For
more information call 922-1211.
Seymeur Art Gallery: Recent
paintings by 1994 Emily-Carr
College grad Sawan Yawnghe,
sponsored by Ted Kingan RCA,
runs until July 3. This exhibition
may be upsetting to some viewers

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and patrons should be advised
that they view this exhibition at
their own discretion. Gallery
hours are noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday
to Friday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday.
Also, the gaiiery is now accepting
applications for the 1996 exhibi-
tion schedule. For information on
shows or hours, call 924-1378.

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Treasure Cove Gift Shop: At
Seymour Gallery, local artists
Brenda Cross and Colleen
Cosgrove’s paintings of focal
botanical scenes will be featured.
For more info, call 929-3309.
Presentation House: Histrionated
Letters, For additional information
call 986-1351.

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