AATS FESTIVAL 7
,
Creative Kids World,
Saturday, August 14:

A special day devoted to
kids everywhere will be one
of the highlights of the clos-
ing weekend of this year’s
festival.

From }0 a.m, to 5 p.m.
West Vancouver's John
Lawson Park will take on an
international flavour, as spe-
cial tree workshops, concerts
and exhibitions will allow
children to learn more about
the diverse cultures in their
own backyard and around
the globe.

Concerts by the Sea line-up
for the final weekend:

— The Grames Brothers, 3
primary force on the
Northwest roots music
scene, perform tonight at 8
p.m. in John Lawson Park.
— Michael Kacshammer, a
wizard on the piano, per-
forms Sat., Aug [7 at 8 p.m.
in John Lawson Park.

— Orchid Ensemble, per-
forming Chinese folk songs
as well as contemporary
compositions, perform Sun.,
Aug 18 at 3 p.m. at the Silk
Purse Gallery.

— Viveza, Canada’s premier
salon music group, perform
Sun., Aug 18 at 7 p.m. in
John Lawson Park.

NEWS photo Paul McGrath

Power
broker

FROM Casiro to
Chretien, West
Vancouver editorial
cartoonist Roy
Peterson carves up
another political
caricature for the
Vancouver Sun.
Peterson's caustic
Styie often raises
more eyebrows than
the opinionated
columns that run
alongside his work.
See page 19.

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