WEST Van Sketch Club member Mabe) “Sunny” Stringer was awarded the Juror's
Choice for her paper mosaic. Works are on display at Park Royal North to Feb. 9.

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present their “Pick of the
Fringe” for an extended run
to Feb. 9. Weds. are two-for-
one. David Mamet’s award-
winning Glengarry Glen Ross
previews Feb. 13. and runs
to March 1. 990-3474.
Arts Club Theatre: Sitting
on Paradise features West
“Van. actress. Linda Sorensen.
To Feb. 15. 687-1644.
Vancouver Playhouse:
Who's Afraid of Virginia
Woolf? Susan Cox directs
Albee’s searing portrayal of
an obsessive relationship.
Information: 873-3311.

Mt. . Seymour - United
Church: Fire ‘My Spirit. 40
members of the Universal
Gospel Choir in a_toe-tap-
ping concert. $15. A
fundraiser for the Seymour
Art Gallery. Feb. 9 at 3 p.m.
Tickets: 924-1378. ©

St. Catherine’s Anglican
Church: Baroque
Splendours. Laudate Singers

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in concert with selections
from 18th century music,
both choral and instrumen-
tal. Feb. 16 at 3:30 p.m.
$16/$12. CBO: 280-2801.
West Vancouver United
Church: Look To The
Rainbow, a variety show fea-
turing, the talents of 200
members of the church’s
congregation. Feb, 12-15 at
8 p.m. $12/$10. 926-3690.
Whistler Conference
Centre: Rhythm N’ Flute.
Music In The Mountains
presents Louise Bessette,
piano and Lise Daoust, flute.
Feb. 8 at 7:30 p.m. $20.
Information toll free at 682-
$248.

yess ¢ Theatre: Glass
Sige er Fire Benefit Long
nd good) lineup of artists
ests.Feb. 6 p.m.

s25/ 5. aiOaaae,

Alibi’s: West Vancouver’s
new after dinner club. The
Neurotics Fri./Sat. at 10
p.m. 1552 Marine Dr. Info:
925-4693.

. Avaion Hotel: Live music in

the pub every Friday and
Saturday evening. Live jazz
every Saturday afternoon,
2:30-5:30, in the lounge fea-
turing Mark Hasselbach,
Info: 985-4181.

Jack Lonsdale’s Pub: Blues
bands every Saturday and
Sunday night at 8:30 p.m.

Unplugged Wednesdays at 9
p.m. Info: 986-7333.
Legends on 2nd: Live Jazs,
7 ~p.m., Fridays and
Saturdays, call 990-1012.
Lynnwood Pub: Live bands
and dancing.

Thunderbird — Entertain-
ment Centre presents the
Rock n°’ Bow! Live Music
Series. The Real McKenzie
and guests Feb. 12. All
shows 9:30 p.m. to 12:30
a.m. All ages. O88. 2473.

Performance
Granville Island: The Kiss
Project. DanceArts

Vancouver, under the direc-~~

tion of West Vancouver's
Judith Marcuse, presents a
five-week festival of perfor-
mances, workshops and dis-
cussions, To Feb. 23. For
tickets or to order a brochure
call 606-6428.

Around Town is a free service pro-
vided for non-profit and commu-
nity arts y ares proups. Please fax a press
or your entertainment
pa cnt to 985-2104. Deadline for
Wednesday inclusion is the previ-
ous Friday. The News tics to
ensure items appear in the paper at
feast once before the event takes
place, but space constraints may
limit the number of submissions
printed. For teed publica-
tion contact classified (986-6222)
or display advertising (980-
S11).

— Compiled by Martin
Millerchip

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BOOKS... West Vancouver
textbook author Diane Eaton
turned her talents to recaptur-
ing a piece of forgotten
Canadiana after hitting it off
with art historian Sheila
Urbanek on a gallery tour six
years ago.

The result of their four-year
collaboration is Paul Kane’s
Great Nor-West (UBC Press,
$44.95), 2 portrait of the 19th
century artist and his traveis
along Hudson’s Bay Co. fus-
trading routes, Kane's field
sketches and oil paintings of
the jast great butfalo hunts and
life on the frontier serve as wit-
Ress to a vanishing w orld.

“He was an important piece of our visual imagination of what it means to be Canadian,”

says Eaton, who has used quotes from Kane’s ghostwritten journal to enliven this great
adventure story.

Up next for the local author: a complete guide to exploring the B.C. coast, to be
released by Harbour Press next January.

— Layne Christensen

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