18 — Friday, March 27, 1998 — North Shore News

Centennial Theatre: Tarkan Yildis,
Marel: 15-April 30.

Dundarave Cafe: Magic Moments
Revisited, the paintings of Daphne
MeLean. To March 30.

Ferry Building Gallery: Faces. The
mixed media of Patricia Ballard, Dene
Croft, Michach Graham,
Farnsworth and Lindsay McInnis. To
March 29. Reflections. An invitational
exhibition of paintings by Kitf
Holland and glasswork by Marina
Papais. Opening reception March 31,
6-8 pam. and artiv’s lecture at 11
am. Special lecture bv Mfarina Papais,
‘The Female Working Artist, April + at
2 p.m. Admission by donation.
Gallery hours: TP aim. to 3 p.m.
closed Mondays.

North Vancouver District Hall: Ne
information to press time. A program
of the NW Community Arts
Council.

North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: High Fivers. A travelling

exhibit from the National Museum of

Aviation in) Ottawa teaturing
Canadian women aviators. To May
31. Famous Ships, a small photo-
graphic display of famous ships that
have sailed the Burrard Inlet. To April
26. St. Paul's — Restoration.
Photographs cf the restoration of
Burrard Inlet’s oldest building — St.
Paul's Church. To April 15. Weds. to
Sun. noon to 5 p.m. Free.

PGE Railway Station: Cartooning
Rail, Len Norris cartoons of the
P.G.E. and British Columbia
Railways. Toa March 29.-Noon to 4
pm., Weds. to Sun.
Lonsdale.

Presentation House Gallery: Zhor
Tichai and Geng Jianyi: Two
Contemporary Artists from China.
Gallery hours: Weds. to Sun. noon to
3 p.m., Thursdays noon to 9 p.m.
Phone: 986-1351.

Ron Andrews Recreation Centre:
Ali Safivari. Miniature landscape
watercolors. To March 31.

Seymour Art Gallery:  AMeta-
Morplosis. The etchings of Marja-
Lena Rathje. To April 5. Gallery
hours: noon to 4 p.m. (closed
Mondays).

Silk Purse Arts Centre: First Look.
The watercolors of Don Curtiss.
March 17-29. A Steep Beyond. The
mixed media of Michael and Andrea
Noble. March 31-April 12. Gallery
hours: noon to 3 p.m. Closed
Mondays. Information: 925-7292.
West Vancouver Memorial Library:

The Four Seasons. The oil paintings of

Peggy Smith. To March 29. Recent
Works. The evolving oils of Robert
Florian. Reception: March 31, 7:30-
8:30 p.m. To April 26.
West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Chapman Land Surveyina:
90 Years of Land Development in West
Vancouver. Changes in tools and
technology of the trade. Glenvaates
School Quilt, Handmade quilt honors
long-time principal and depicts
schoo! events over the years. To April
Norwus. ‘Vraditions of the Iranian
communis New Year. Hours: To
April 4. Genealogy Workshop Seris
begins April 4, 1-3 p.m. Information:
925-7295. Yuesday to Saturday,
noon to 4:30 p.m.
Canadian Craft Museum: Capilano
College Textile Arts — Stndeut
Exhibition, To-April 1. $4/2. 639
Hornby Street.
Concourse Gallery, Emily Carr
Institute of Art & Design: Here
and Now, First’ Peoples Perspectives
1904-1997, Fist Nations alumni from
the Vancouver School of Art and
Emily Care. Internationally respected
artists inchide Bill Reid and Robert
Davidson. North Share cesidents
include Frank Baker, Todd Baker,
Norma Nahanece and Xwa Lack Tun
(formerly Rick Harry). To April 6,
7:30 a.m. to 10 pam.
Performance Works, Granville
Island: Aboriginal Arts and Crafts.

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Lantern-making workshops

FUMIKO Orihara holds a lantern made of recycled materials. The
North Vancouver Arts Council is hosting a number of fantern-
making workshops throughout April and May. The finished prod-
ucts will make their tuminous debut during the annual Lantern
Festival in June. Call the Arts Council at 988-6844 for locations.

100 established and emerging artists,
including several from the North
Shore. March 28/29, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

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Capilano College Performing Arts
Theatre: Quilters. Prairic musical
about a homesteading woman and
her six daughters. To March 28,
Thurs.-Sat. at 8 p.m. Arbutus
Studio Theatre: The
Bette and Boo. Surreal comedy March
31-April 4. $8/6. All tickets: 990-
7810.

Centennial Theatre: Anvehing Goes.
Cole Porter’s Broadway smash trom
North Shore Light Opera. To March
28 at 8 p.m. Tickets: 984-4484.
Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Speed the
Plow, David Mamet's: satire af big
business in Hollywood. To April 24,
Weds-Sat. at 8 p.m. $12/ 11. Tickers:
929-9456. Reviewed this week.
Presentation House Arts Centre:
Slaying Dragons, written by North
Shore playwright: Michael St. te'.s
Smith. $14/10, The play follows +
men who join a new men’s group “G
March 28. Bos office: 990-3474.
Arts Club Theatre: Travels With Afy
Aunt. To April +. For tickets: 687-
1644.

Arts Club Revue Theatre:

Fear Kuot, A brand new improv com-
edy featuring Shawn Macdonald. To
March 28. Box office: 687-1644.
Studio 58: This is Locus 20. Dance
theatre and choral work based on text
by David Mamet. To April 5.
Information and reservations: 323-
5227.

Vancouver Playhouse: Picasso at the
Tapin Agile. Picasso and Einstein
debate art, science and the 20th cen-
tury in actor/comedian — Steve
Mactin’s first original stage play. To
April 11. 873-3311.

Waterfront Theatre: Menopastrive!
The Musical. Reprise of a successtul
new musical about women of a “cer:
tain age.” March 26-May 2. ‘Tickets
and information: 685-6247.

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Capilano College Performing Arts
Theatre: Student recitals, March 31
at 12:45 p.m. Capilane College
Community Choir, Capilano Callege
Stingers, Cecilia Ensemble and guest
soloists and protessional orchestra
present a varied concert of choral
music and more including — music
from Mozart, Holst and Rheinberger.
April 3.at 8 p.m. and April 3 at 3 p.m.
Tickets and into: 984-4951.
Centennial Theatre: A Night at the
Opera presented by the West
Vancouver Youth Band. March 29 at
7:30 pam. Vancouver Svmphery with
Clyde Mitchell, conductor, and N,
Van teen Ryan Karchur, violin. March
30 at 7:30 p.m. $20. Tickets to both
concerts: YS4-4484. Nettle aud
Markham, duo pianists trom Great
Britain. A North Shore Community
Concerts presentation. Admission
with membership. Into: 988-4636.
Valdorf Spring Performance. For
details call the school: 985-7435.
Vancouver Philharmonic Orchestra
April 4. Tickets: 984-4484.
Lumberman’s Arch, Stanley Park:
Solomon's Echo, Local band plays after
the Royal Bank Super Cities
Walk/Raun for MS. April 5 at 11:45
am.

Mt. Seymour United Church: The
Universal Choir with special guest
Marcus Mosely present gospel, reg:
vac, Brazilian folk, raga and African
chant. April 5 at 7:30 p.m. S1O/8.
Tickets: 280-4444.

St. David's United Church: She
Passion by Adrian Snell, April 5 at 4
p.m. A pop-rock presentation featur-
ng Sara Biles and Darryl Nixon. $10
at door or call Chris at 922-3961,
West Vancouver United Church:
LHymane ace Printemps. Chor Leoni
salutes spring with the music of
French composers from Paris to
Montreal. March 28 at 8) p.m.
Tickets: 280-3311.

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On this program: Dealing with Post Partum
Depression, New access regulations for heavy truck
traffic in West Van, the Lions Gate Heathcare
Research Foundation supports local projects. Women
in Aviation are featured in the High Flyers Exhibit and
Barb Lunter's Easter Home ideas.
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