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West Vancouver Ferry Building:

May 16-28: visual - artist Patricia
Ann Hardy and fabric artist Noreen
-Oscikoff. The gallery invites artists’

- submissions for. Harmony-: Arts
Festival’s group show, Aug. 7-13.
Deadline is May 27. Info: 925-
3605. ;

. Presentation House Gallery:
Death and the Family, to June U1,
features photographic . works ‘by
Gisele: Amantea, Marian Penner

Bancroft, Wyn. Geleyrse, Paula .

~~: Levine, Toby MacLennan, Ross
McElwee, Lani .Maestro, Dennis

Oppenheim, Larry Sultan and Bill.

Viola. Info: 986-1351.

Seymour. Art Gallery: Sitences

and Mysticisms, din exhibition of
” paintings. by :Monica’ Shelton and
.Barry Shelton, ‘runs to June 4:
“Informal discus: sion: May 24, .7:30
p.m. Nora. Blanck presents an illus-

trated talk on-color, May 17,.7:30-

8:30 “pm, “Adinission by ‘donation.
May 27: a bus trip to the Vancouver
. Symphony’s final performance fea-
“turing works by De Falla, Albeniz,
. Soler,:. Gimenez, Scarlatti and

Rimsky-Korsakov, starts with tapas;

° and sangria at the gallery, Tickets,
$27.50, Info: 924-1378.
West Vancouver Silk Purse Arts

_ Centre: Sentinel's senior visual arts .
. Students exhibit works till May 28.

Info: 922-1110.

_. West ‘Vancouver. | Museum and -

* Archives: “The. Sporting «life:
Summer “Recreation.
Vancouver. 1910-1950," featuring

‘2 costumes and equipment from West
bition of contemporary artwork by

Van's early years, runs to Sept. 30.
Costume historian Kerri Ward leads

‘a’ stide presentation May 17, 7:30-.

“p.m. Info: 926-9254,

North Vancouver, City . ‘Hall:

Katherine Moore's The Dawn’ to

Dusk Hike, works completed during
“the artist’s' solo hike of the Pacific

- Crest trail, is on display May, 18 to

“June 15. Artist's opening: May 18,
7:30 pam...

‘North. Vancouver. District Hall:
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WEST VAN painter Pat Porter
exhibits her watercolors at West
Vancouver Memorial. Library
through Sunday, May 28.

‘Tun on display till June 1. North
Van artist Helle Simonsen exhibits
acrylic canvases, etchings — and
monoprints June 1-27, :

West . Vancouver Memorial

Library: Imagined Reality, water-

colors. and. acrylics by. West: Van
artist Pat. Porter are on display. ull
May 28. info: 926-3291. The library
needs a volunteer art exhibit publi-
cist. For more information call.926-
1386. «2.

Stone Images Gallery: North Van =

artist’ Michael Binkley’s garden ~
sculpture show, May 25-28, features

_ Stone pieces designed to weather the
~ elements: gargoyles, planters, foun-

tains and figurative sculptures, info:
984-8574. :

Eagle | Harbour
Centre: The deadline is May 18 for
elementary school kids to enter their
artwork for the Young Ar Art show
May. 26-27. Info: 921-7425.
Brackendale: Art” Gallery. cele-
brates its 25th year with a solo exhi-

Mitzi.M. Kanee,/ June 4-July 2.
Artist's opening: June 4,3 p.m.
Centennial

Theatre: © Jim

_ Giadden’s: lyrical: abstracts: on dis-

play to May 20. The theatre is solic-

iting visual artists-interested in dis-
_piaying their work. Suitable for:

large-scale works only. Info: Ellen
Gott at t 983- 6450.
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Centennial Theatre: Vanleena
Dance Acadenty presents a cecital af
juaz, ballet and tap, May 27,7 pan.
and May 28 2 pam. Tickets and
info: 984.0297,

Massey ‘theatre: North Shore
dancers will appear in. the Royal
City Youth Ballet Company's per-
formance of Coppélia May 18, 7:30
pan, in New Westminster. Tickets,
StS, through Ticketmaster at 280-
ddd, /

St. Catherines Anglican Chureh:
North Shore Chamber Orchestra,
under: the direction of conductor
Philippe Etter, presents a ‘prograin

of Handel and Mozart May 28, 2:30

p.m. Guest soloist Ariel Barnes will
perform the Haydn Cello Concerto
in C Major. Tickets, $5, at the door.
Info: 922-2197 or 926-2753,

West Van United: World-renowned
contralto’ Maureen Forrester will
join the: British Columbia Boys’
Choir, under the direction of Gerald

van Wyck, June 9, 8 p.m. Tickets:

$20, adults; $15, seniors and stu-
dents, For more information, phone
926-5230,

Forbes Armouries: Ray. Meyers
Rhythm and Blues’ Band plays a
fundraising dance May 20, 8 p.m.-1

aim. Tickets ($15, adults; $12,

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at the door. Info: 980-5823.

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