Amadeo Bakehouse and
Coffees: Beauty and Desire.
The photographs of Care
Ingeoven Sept. To Ocr, 22.
Ferry Building Gallery:
Misston and Foru veatures the
paintings and weoden sculp-
tures Of Gabricle Valheres and
Jenniter MeMahon, ‘Po Oct.
23. Gallery hours EP am. te
5 p.m., closed Mondays.
Information: 925-7266.

First Street Gallery: lun
Heerst, Pat Gerlach, Judy
Prenderqan, Terry Jeffites are
the North Shore artists on dis-
play until Christmas. Opening
party Oct. 24, 4-7 p.m. 252
East Ist, NV.

The Gallery, Artisan Square,
Bowen Island: Visral
Wanderings I, the water-
colours of Murray Johnson.
To Oct. 25, Hours: noon-+
p.m., Friday to Sunday.
North Vancouver District
Hall: Adam Sultan's abstract
paintings and Michal Binklev’s
stone sculptures. To Oct. 29.
Business hours Mon.-Fri.
Exhibit is a program of the
N.V. Comntunity Arts
Council.

North Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Towing The
Coast: Seaspan and its
Predecessors, 1898-1988. The
story of Scaspan highlighting
stories of deep sea towing and
salvage and the development
of the self-dumping barge.
Wed.-Sun., noon-d p.m. Free.
Forties Highschool Rennion.
Displays of N.V. High School
annuals, school newspapers
and photographs. Museum
open Tues.-Sun, noon to 5
pm, .
PGE Railway Station:
Shipyard Snapshots. The color-
ful and dramatic covers of the
Wallace Shipbuilder, Burrard
Drydock’s employees publica-
tion during the Second World
War. Weds.-Sun. noon to 4

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

ORGANIZERS of Saturday’s FANS Night hope to fill all of Capilano College
theatre's 386 seats. The evening's host Karen Firus settles in.

FANS Night Is first
class entertainment

AT just $30 a ticket, Saturday’s
FANS Night offers bang for your
buck.

Cocktails and canapes, a stage show
highlighting the North Shore's rising
stars, an art exhibit, live auction, a tribute
to artists Arnold Shives and Norman Tait
and coffee and dessert — all is included in
the ticket price.

It’s a first-class arts event and a great
way to spend a Saturday night, said event
producer Linda Fiel, who is hoping to fill
all of the theatre's 380 seats.

“E don’t think that the community at
large understands a) the importance of the
event and b) what a wonderful opportuni-
ty this is for an evening out,” said Fiel.

This is the fourth year for the awards
night, which will be held, as it was last
year, at Capilano College’s performing
arts theatre.

Proceeds from the evening will go to
the FANS account, established by the
North Shore Arts Commussion in °95 and

intended to support the development of
the arts on the North Shore.

The goal is to establish an endowment
of $20,000, About $17,000 has been
raised to date.

Fund administrators hope to award the
first grant within a year, said arts commis-
sion chairman Don S. Williams.

“Hopetully we can soon put the money
to work in the training and development
of young artists,” said Witliams.

Young artists are a part of Saturday's
lineup, which includes performances by
pianist Katie Hiynsky, the 3 Divas,
Laudate Singers, Flamenco Alcala and the
Kwakiutl dance group Atlakem.

Hosting the event is Renaissance
Woman and on-air television eccentric
Karen Firus, a North Van film-maker,
painter, furniture maker, production
designer, set designer and writer.

FANS Night starts at 7 p.m. For tickets
and information, call 980-3559. Tickers
will also be available at the door.

— Layne Christensen

p.m. Foot of Lonsdale.
Park Royal South: Artfilly
Yours. Co-op art show. Oct.
13-18. .
Poet Tree Cafe: Sharon Clark. Stencils and still lite. 480, 15th
Street, W.V.

Presentation House Gallery: WOLS — German Surrealist
Artist Photographs, watercolors and engravings by an artist
responding to the “sickness” of Europe in the 1930s and °40s.
To Oct. 25. Art Rental. Rent your art for home or office from
North Shore artists. A program of the N.V. Community Arts
Council. Oct. 19, noon to 8 p.m. Weds.-Sun., 12-5 p.m.
Thursday to 9 p.m. Admission: pay what vou can.

Ron Andrews RecCentre: Watercolours and Rustic Clay Garden
Objects. Brenda Cross’s florals and landscapes and Lynsey
Paterson’s clay work. Oct.1-Nov.1.

Seymour Art Gallery: Modern Japanese Abstract Print. 26
prints, mainly woodcut on paper, on loan from The Art Gallery
of Greater Victoria. To Oct. 25. Gallery hours: noon to 4 p.m.
Tues.-Sun. (closed Mondays).

Silk Purse Arts Centre: Magic Moments with Ursula Medley to
Oct. 18. Abstractions and Forms — Clay and Canvas. Maria
Teresa Vicencio and Sharon Peskins. Oct. 20-Nov.1. Gallery
hours: noon to 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Information: 925-7292.
West Vancouver Memorial Library: The Tropical Dinner Parry,
Moira Thompson’s latest collection of pottery, and Spirituaily

JOHN Moore (left) and Michael O’Shea star in the
Novus Theatre production of Lee Blessing's A Waik
in the Woods opening Oct. 20 at Capilano College.

Speaking..., the aervlics of Ute Stein. Both to Nov, 1.

West Vancouver Museum and Archives: Klondike Gold/L’or dit
Klondike, A Travelling exhibit created by the Dawson City
Museum and Historical Society that tells the story of the gold
rush from the point of view of miners, First Nations and the
popular press, Official opening celebrations run Oct. 17, 1-5
p.m. Live entertainment, kids’ activities and a chance ta meet
former miner and Yukon ambassador John Gould. Hours:
Tuesday to Saturday, nvon to 4:30 p.m.; archives open Tues. and
Weds. only.

3540 Oxley St. South: Studio Open Hause. Fall exhibition of
Monica and Barry Shelton. Oct. 16, 17 and 25, 1-6 p.m.
Information: 922-5356.

Bau-Xi Gallery: Wedge. Cap college instructor and artist Marcus
Bowcott’s sithouettes of towering ships’ hulls. To Oct. 22.

Brackendale Gallery, Squamish: The Authentic Woman, Staged
reading of a new play about the life of Emily Carr with slides and
songs. Oct. 16,17 at 8 p.m. Oct. 18 at 2:30 p.m. $8/5,
Information: 980-9085. Reservations: 1-604-898-3333.
Capilano College Performing Arts Theatre: A Walk in the
Woods, In the woods outside Vienna two diplomats debate
nuclear disarmament, peace and self-destruction. Oct. 20-31 (no
shows Oct. 23, 25) at 8 p.m. $12/8/6. Tickers: 990-7810.
Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Scotland Road. A mystery fantasy
revolving around the Titanic produced by Deep Cove Stage.
Shai 16-31 (Weds.-Sat.) at 8 p.m. $10/8. Reservations: 929-
200.
Presentation House: Berlin Bertie. Sea Theatre present Howard
Brenton’s play about collapse in the "90s. Reviewed this week.
Tues,-Sat. Oct. 8-24 at 8 pm and Sun. at 2 p.m. $12/10.
Information: 990-3474.
Arts Club, Granville Island: Lawrence and Holloman. Morris
Panych’s newest comedy. To Oct. 24. Box office: 687-1644.
Arts Club Revue Theatre: Anuar Sviric. A 1996 Winnipeg
Fringe pick. $13/10. Tickets: 687-1644.
Ford Centre: Smokey Joe’s Cafe — The Songs of Lieber and Stoller.
To Oct. 18. Bring In ’Da Noise, Bring In Da Funk. A new gen-
eration of tap. Oct. 20-Nov. 1. $40-75. Tickets: 280-2222.
Pacific Theatre: Corton Patch Gospel. Jesus meets the Deep
South. A bluegrass musical. Oct. 23-Nov. 21 (Weds.-Sat.) at 8

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