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Guild, Bowen Island:
Jesephine Harrison watercolors
and collage. To July 31. 11
a.m.-4 p.m. daily and Friday to
8 p.m.

Casa de Mexico: North
Vancouver artist Miriam
Aroeste’s raku sculptural

. ceramics will be exhibited until

August 10, 1055 Seymour St.,
Vancouver. Call 682-7617 for
information.

Dundarave Cafe: Jane
Armstrong and Marisol
Sepulveda. To July 3}. Anne
Oresen Syvoishko opens Aug. 1.
Ferry Building Gallery: Basic
Elements. Norah Hamilton,
Loisa Leibman and David
Mortimer. Ceramics, acrylics
and oil paintings. To July 26.
Gallery huurs: noon. to 8 p.m.,
closed Mondays.

Gallery, Artisan Square,
Bowen Islard: Summer
Landscapes. Shirley Legate’s
exhibit runs to August 9. Meet
the artist reception July 25, 1-
4 p.m. Gallery summer hours
are Wed.-Sun., 1] a.m. to 4
p.m. Admission is free.

North Vancouver District

Hall: A# Safari Paintings in
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an Iranian styic on peace, love

and beauty. Babak Fadavi. Oil
painting on glass. July 30-Aug.
27. Business hours Mon.-Fri.
Exhibit is a program of the
N.V. Community Arts
Council.

Nerth Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Towing The
Coast: Seaspan and its
Predecessors, 1898-1988. The
story of Seaspan highlighting
stones of deeps-a towing and
salvage and the development of
the self-dumping barge. Also,
Len Norris cartoons and pho-
tos of early North Vancouver
residences. Wed.-Sun., noon-5
p.m. Free.

PGE Railway Station:
Arrivals and Departures:
Railways in North Vancouver.
An exhibition of archival pho-
tographs and artifacts dealing
with North Vancouver’s rail-
way history from 1914. 9 a.m.-
7 p.m. every day. Swanmer at
the Station. Every Sunday in
July and August will feature
live music and visual art
exhibits by local artists. July
26: La Band, 2-4 p.m. Darab
Shabahang, painter, noon-4
p.m. Foot of Lonsdale.
Presentation House Gallery:
Kennedy Bradsdhaw’s Yukon
Friends. photographs from the
Keno City mining muscum,

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PLUGGED IN! North Shore

On this program: Meet a young Native woman who is enriching
her summer experience by working with the North Van RCMP,
check out the planned celebrations for the Harmony Arts.
Festival, a West Van mum found enough local fun things for
kids to do to fill a book - and she did!, Health Bite pointers for
Adventure Travellers, and Barb Lunter shows how to welcome
visitors to your doar with a floral wreath,
Sunday July 26 6:30 PM

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