Dundarave Cafe: Anne
Oresen Syroishko, Mostly
watercolors. To Aug. 29.
The Dundarave Centre
Gallery: Made in B.C. The
paintings of Elizabeth
Dowber. Aug. 29-Sept. 25.
Wine and cheese reception
Sept. 2, 4:30-6:30 p.m. 2430
Marine Drive.

Ferry Building Gallery:

Body and Soul teaturing the

paintings of Li! Chrzan and

Sharaice Ragehr opens Aug,

25 with an artists’ talk at #1

a.m. and a reception at 6

p.m. To Sepr. 13. Gallery

hours: noon. to 8 p.m.,

closed Mondays.

The Gallery, Artisan

Square, Bowen Island:

Sharing. Watercolors and col-

lages by Anne Legasse and

Josephine Harrison watercol--

ors and collage. To Aug. 30. European

Moods, the photography of Dr. Ron

Richardson opens Sept. 4. Hours: 11

a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday to Sunday.

North Vancouver City Hall: Studio 44.

Drawing, painting, pottery and sculpture

by elementary and secondary art ‘teach-

ers in School District 44. Sept. 1-242.

Artist reception Sept. 15, 7-9 p.m.

Exhibit is a program of the N.V.

Community Arts Council.

North Vancouver District Hall:

Sculptsral Details from Installation Work

by local artist Sherrill Hardy. To Sept.

24, Business hours Mon.-Fri. Exhibit is

a program of the N.Y. Community Arts

Council. ;

North Vancouver Museum and

Archives: Towing Tie Coast: Seaspan

and its Predecesors, 1898-1988. The

story of Scaspan highlighting stories of
deep sea towing and salvage and the
developmient of the self-dumping barge.

Also, Len Norris cartoons to Aug. 30.

Wed.-Sun., noon-5 p.m. Free. ;

PGE Railway Station: Arrivals and

Departures: Railways in North

~ Vancouver. An exhibition of archival
- photographs and artifacts dealing with

North Vancouver’s railway history from

1914. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. every day. Summer

at the Station. Every Sunday in August

. will feature live music and visual art

exhibits by Jocal artists. Aug. 30: Janages,

barbershop quartet, 2-4 p.m.; Anthony

O'Keefe, sculptures, 12-4 p.m. Foot of

Lonsdale. °

Presentation House Gallery: WOLS —

Germain ‘Surrealist Artist opens Sept. 5.

-RecCentre: Paper, Wood
and Whimsy. Lindsay Ross’s masks and
Danielle Bluestone’s dogs/puppies in
aper maché and driftwood creations of
ichelle Stryk. Aug. 31 to Sept. 29.

. Seymour Art Gallery: Nu Werk. Glass

artists Joy Jubenvill and Brock Craig. To

~ Sept 30 but note that gallery is closed

’ Sept. 1-15. Gallery hours: noon to 4
p.m. Tues.-Sun. (closed Mondays).

Silk Purse Arts Centre: Master
Impressionist. Daniel }. Izzard’s land-
scapes, seascapes, still life portraits and
the nude. Aug. 18-30. Artist in atten-

- dance evenings to 8:30 p.m. throughout
the show. The Lucy Doll With Buttons.
Button banners created to tliustrate
Diane Jarvis Jones’ third children’s

book. Sept. 1-13. Gallery hours: noon

to 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Information:

925-7292.

West Vancouver Memorial Library:
Excerpts From my Visual Journey. Painter
Lily Ha, formerly Loretta Lam, displays
acrylics, pastels and watercolors to Aug.
29. Serenery: Touring the Familiar by
Niele Petersen opens Aug. 31.

West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Chapman Land

Surveying: 90 Years of Land
Development in West Vencorver.
Changes in tools and technolo-

gy of the trade. Baha’t

Community of West Vancouver.

Traces the history and contri-

butions of the Baha’i cormmu-

nity over the past 59 years. To

Sep. 5. Information: 925-7295.

Hours: Tuesday to Saturday,

neon to 4:30 p.m. -

Presentation House: The Last
Adam. An Italian family’s
search for truth and harmony
while living in Montreal.
Excellent production held over
to Aug. 29. at 8 p.m. $12.
Reservations: 990-3474.

Arts Club, Granville Island:
Red Rock Diner. The return of
last year’s tribute to the the
rock *n’ rollcraofRed =~
Robinson by Dean Regan. To
Sept. 5. Box office: 687-1644.
Arts Club Revue Theatre:
Theatresports. A remount of last
year’s See B.C, sacirizes news
and news stories. to Oct. 3,
Weds.-Sat. at 8:15 p.m. Other program-
ming include The Jerry Swinger Show,
Fridays at midnight; and The Late Show,
Saturdays at midnight. Information:
738-7013. Tickets: 280-4444.

Bard on the Beach: As You Like Ir,
Richard II7 in repertory throughout
summer. Opera and Shakespeare marries
harmony and rhyme as members of
Vancouver Opera’s Studio Ensemble are
joined by players from the Vancouver
opera Orchestra and Bard on the Beach
artistic director Christopher Gaze. Aug,

\

Phote Eduardo Grozsman

- GUSTAVO Collini-Sartor of Argentina performs at Kokoro Dance'’s first
annual Vancouver Butoh Festival, Aug. 26-31 at the Firehall Arts Centre.

KATIE Holloran of West Vancouver dances her way through the crowd during the
PNE’s Celebration Parade, a high-energy production that weaves its way through
the fair grounds twice daily. The fair runs until Sept. 7.

31 at 8 p.m. Box office: 739-0559.

St. Andrew’s Wesley Church: Tony »’
Tina's Wedding. Comic participatory
Iealian wedding. Thurs.-Sar. ar 6:15
p.m. Tickets start at $60 including
“reception” meal at Chardonnays
Restaurant. Group discounts. 280-
3311.

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

JOHN Bottomley plays the Stoltmann
Ecofest at the Squamish Nations reserve.

concerts.:/

Ambleside Landing: Fran Jare Quartet
with special guest Ize Aaron Aug. 30 at 7
p.m. Summer Pops Youth Orchestra Sept. 1
at 7 p.m.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Shari Ulrich
in concert with Bill Runge. Aug. 26-29 A
fundraiser for First Impressions Theatre.
$20. Tickets: 929-9456.

- The Gallery, Artisan Square, Bowen

Island: Liebeslleder Waltzes of Brats.
Final classical recital presented by Richard
and Lynn Williams with guest artists
Jennifer Nichol, Andrew greenwood,
Elaine Taylor and Darryl Nixon. Aug. 30
at 5:30 p.m. S8. .
John Lawson Park Simmer Pops Youth
Orchestra Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. Information
about the concert or joining: 980-0736
or 920-7864. ©

Lonsdale Quay: Musicians Showcase.
Aug. 29 beginning at noon with Dear
Jotn. Aug. 30 The Tunemakers play the
dance music in memory of Frank Sinatra.
2-4 p.m.

Panorama Park: Crawfish Fiesta.
Bluegrass/Cajun music. Aug. 28, 7-9

p.m.
Jewish Community Centre: Purnima

Jhain concert. Aug 29 at 7:30 p.m.
$15/12/10. Information: 929-2182.

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