From Page 13 Information: 947-2534. West Vancouver Memorial Library: Stemsner Show, First- time exhibition by the West Van Sketch Club. To July 3. archives open Tue and Wed only, Information: 925-7270. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden: West Van ink and brush artist Linda His. To July 3. Information: 662- 3207. Pantings on silk and NEY, Foon Stanley Theatre: Sing. Music packed °30s and “40s revue. To Aug. 1 (Tue-Sat) at 8 p.n., Wed/Sun matinees ar 2 p.m. and Sat at 4 p.m. Bay office: 687-1644. St. Andrew's Wesley Church: ‘Sprout (sproutoc @hotmall.com) NORTH Shore band Star Collector showcased songs from its Deme Modei 256 CD ai the Railway Clud. For more on the performance see page 16. Faces Through an Assortment of Media. Mixed media by artist Robin D. Garriock. July 5-31. A Surface of Silk. Water- based media on silk by artist Helena Buchan. July 5-31. Reception with artists in atten- dance, July 5, 7:30-8:30 p.m. West Vancouver Museum and Archives: Kw’achmixwayli: Showing of the Pictures. Mildred Valley Thornton's collection of Squamish Nation ancestors’ portraits. To August 29. The History of West Vancouver. An ongoing display of historic documents and photographs. Exhibit hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; ance festival opens DANCING On the Edge — Vancouver’s annual festival of con- temporary dance — kicks off todzy and runs until July 10. The = festival —_ features choreography from across Canada, including _ locals Sandra Botnen (pictured at right); Paras Terezakis, Karen Jamieson, and Joe Laughlin. Themes are as wide-rang- ing as racism; the concept of time; and, in the case of Torontonian Hope Terry — last seen performing here with Lola McLaughlin Dance — a woman addicted co sparklers. - Vancouver choreographers Barbara Bourget and Jay Hirabayashi are orchestrating a “site-specific” — butoh (Japanese) dance work at Wreck Beach July 10 and 11. Anchoring Dancing on the Edge is a retrospective of Montreal. —_ choreugrapher Marie Chouinard’s work at the Simon Fraser University Theatre, July 9 and 10. For information and tick- ets, contact the Firehall Arts Centre box office at 689- 0926. — Katharine Hamer linen by West Van artist Susanna Blunt. July 6 August 3. Opening party July 7, 7- p.m. RSVP: 261-2117 or 926- 5078. AA 7 5 Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: No Sex Please, We're British. A. British comedy. To July 3, at 8 p.m. $10/S8. Reservations: 929-3200. Arts Club Theatre: New Revue Stage: Classic TheatreSports, Friday and Saturday at 10:15 p.m. Ticketmaster: 280-3311. Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding. Comic participatory Iralian wedding. Thu-Sat at 6:30 ».m. Tickets start at $55 including “reception” meal at Chardonnays Restaurart. Group discounts. Ticketmaster: 709-4122. . Vanier Park: Bard on the Beach. A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romantic-comedy fantasy. To Sept. 25. Macbeth runs in repertory with Drearm. Previews july 6-8, July 9-Sept. 24 (Tue-Sun). 739-0559. concerts. 1 Phto submittedxxx SALUTING the moon: Vancouver dancer/chorecgra- pher Sandra Botnen in “Timepiece.” Home Furnishings Leather Work Car and Boat Antiques Refinishing and Repairs Slipcovers. Camper Cushions, Feam Mattresses & Valences Hot Tub Cavers Free estimates, pick up & delivery 19 years experience your satisfaction is our concern cat! $85-7449 Ambleside Landing: Cencerts by the Sea. Enjoy the sounds of local musicians the Dynamics. July +4, at 7 pam, Weather per- mitting. Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Keith Benneer & Friends, A music concert featuring the harmonica player of Tin Sandwich fame. July 9, 10, at 8 p.m. Tickets: 924-1504, Edgemont Village: Ereninas in Edgemont. Concert series begins July 2, 7-9 pam. Corner of Highlands and Edgemont. Galleria Ambleside: Roundhouse. Five-picce bluc- grass band. July 2, ac 8 p.m. 1545 Marine Dr., WV. Information: 913-3449. Horseshoe Bay: Concerts by the Sea. Free concert featuring the Metropolitain Concert Band. July 4, at 2 p.m. Weather permitting. Lonsdale Quay: Jazz Festival Weekend. Vancouver's Blair Lewis and Out of the Woads, July 2, noon-2 p.m.; Las Canasteras, wadiconal tlamen- co, July 3, 2-4 p.m.; and David Phyall Tria, jazz stan- dards and instrumental world music, July 4, 2-4 p.m. Panorama Park: Concerts in the Cove. July 2. 7-9 p.m. CBC Plaza: Lunch-hour Concerts: The Tamara Nile Trio. July 6, noon-1:15 p.m. A mix of lounge and jazz. Jazsherry Ram: unplugged. Quartet mixes rock to Celtic to hip hop. July 8, noon-1:15 p.m. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Ciassical Chinese Garden: Vancouver Chinese Music Ensemble per- forms both popular and classi- cal music of China and west- ern music on Chinese instru- ments. July 9, 7:30 p.m. $8.50/37. Information: 662- 3207. Granville Island Perfornzance Works: Mark Hasseléach at the du Maurice See Calendar Page 22 Ray Horie RAY Marie exhibits his lucite etchings of jazz greats Billie Holiday and others at Grabbajabba through July. MS.CEZANNE? DELUXE RIVER CRUISING PROVENCE AND BURGUNDY The Heartland of Wine Country August 28/99 7 days from Lyon to Avignon Cruise from only $1500 USD (plus air) 926-4344 ROSEWAY TRAVEL 106-160 Park Royal South Ground Floor, Black Tower wwwrosewaytravel.com email rosewaydadirect.ca u! Timex fronman Conada Waich ¢ Water-resistant to 100 m e Night mode * 16-hour chronograph with lap and split ¢ 99 lap counter © 12 or 24-hour time * Alarm.