ARTS EVENTS

Compiled by Ann Hamilton

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GALLERIES

West Vancouver Memoriai
Library Gallery: Both Sides
Together, painting in pastels
and watercolors by artist June
Wells, ongoing to Nov. 3.
Info: 925-7400.

. Ferry Building Gallery:

’ Functional Sculpture, metal
furniture and sculpture by
Arne Arntzen, to Nov. 3.
Artist’s Evening Lecture and
Discussion, second Tuesday
(Oct. 29) of every exhibition,
meet artists, discuss art-related
issues, 7 p.m., $2 includes
refreshments. Info: 925-7266.

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Silk Purse Arts Centre:
Sull Lifes in Oils, by artist
Cyprian Libera, to Nov. 3.
Music and Muffins, pianist
Noel MacRobbie, 10 a.m.,
Oct. 31. Graphite drawings

by artist Keith Broad, Nov. 5-.

17. Watercolors by Bowen
island artist Mary Farris, Nov.
19-Dec. 2, Craft Show, 11]
a.m.-5 p.m., Dec. 3-8, Dec.
10-15. Info: 925-7292.

Seymour Art Gallery: If
We Build It They Will Come,
photo exhibition by W.V.
artist Valerie Metz, display
continues to Nov. 3. Design
for Living: The Chair, to
Nov. 3. Discovery ‘97 The
Darker Side, cali for entries
for juried exhibition.
Cornucopia of Creative Gifts,
juried sale of original art and
craft work from B.C. artists,
Nov. 27 to Dec. 1, opening
preview for members and
their guests is Nov. 27, 7-9
p.m. Info: 924-1378.

West Vancouver Museum
and Archives: West Vancouver
Collects! Exhibition includes
Coast Salish baskets, West
Vancouver Girl Guides’
mementos, and a section on
“modern” office technology
(turn of the century to World
War Two). Info: 925-7295.

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Nov. 1-16, 8 p.m. For more
information call 990-3474.

Hendry Hall Theatre: The
Curtous Savage, entertaining
and fanciful comedy set in a
1950°s New England retreat,
previews Oct. 24, runs to
Nov. 9, Wednesdays to
Saturdays, 8 p.m., reserva-
tions, 983-2633,

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
The Woman in Black, spine-
chilling thriller, to Nov. 2,
Wed.-Sat., 8 p.m., call 929-
3200 for reservations. A
Christmas Carol, Charles
Dickens’ classic tale adapted
for the stage, Nov. 15-30, 8
p.m., Wed.-Sat., call
929-9456 for reservations.

CONCERTS

Centennial Theatre
Centre: A Musical Salute to
Austria,” with Noriis Shore
Chorus, North Vancouver
Youth Band, Austrian Choir
(Richmond), Edelweiss
Dancers and pianist Michelle
Mares, 2 p.m., Oct. 27.
Capilano College: Fall

Concert: Faculty and Guest
Recital, Kathryn Cernauskas

Dundarave Cafe: on flute, Heather Hay on

Elementals, West Coast wind

and weather landscapes in

watercolors by artist Ingrid

Taylor, exhibition runs Oct.

26-Nov. 23, artist’s reception

is Nov. 6, 5-6 p.m., everyone

welcome. Info: 926-8639.

North Vancouver Museum

and Archives: The Amess

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Walk in Burrard Inlet, Nov.

6-March }. Hours are

Wednesday to Sunday, noon

to 5 p.m. Info: 987-5618.

Presentation House
Theatre: Rogers’ and
Hammerstein's A Grand
Night for Singing, featuring
hit show tunes, to Cct. 26, -
tickets $12m $15, call 980-
7950. A Festival of Puppetry,
Oct. 26-Nov. $: Katie's
Halloween Adventure with
The Witch from Down
Under, Oct. 26, 1 p.m. and 3
p.m., $6. There’s a Dinosaur
in the Closet, Nov. 2, 1 p.m.
and 3 p.m., $6.
Rumpelstiltskin, Dirk’s
Marionettes, Nov. 9, 1 and 3

* p.m., $6. The Lions in

Winter, a comedy in two acts,

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piano, Oct. 29, t-2 p.m., Fir
Building, room 113. For
more information please

call 984-4951.

Ferry Building Art
Gallery: Pro Nova Ensemble
Chamber Music Concert,
Oct. 24, 7:30 p.m., free, lim-
ited seating. Info: Nickie
Roberts 925-7266.

PUBS AND CLUBS:

Jack Lonsdale's Pub:
Stonehouse, Oct. 26; Oliver
and the Elements, Nav, 2;
Lonsdale Slim and Friends,
Nov. 9; All-Star Jam with
Long John Baldry, Nov. 10.
All shows 8:30 p.m. Special
showcase jam sessions, hosted
by Oliver and the Elements,
Oct. 27, Nov. 3. Info:
986-7333.

Dewey, Pardie and Howe:
Don Bryan and Noseworthy,
Oct. 24. Revulva, Spiritual
Heroin, Liquid Amber, three
female bands, Oct. 25. Big
Creature From A Faster
Planet, aka Mushroom Trail,
Oct. 26. Info: 925-4693.

The Glass Slipper:
Excellent musical evenings in

1230 Ress Road
North Vancouver

a quaint, groovin’ setting.
Info: 877-0066.

SPECIAL EVENTS:

Squamish Nation
Recreation Centre: Trebles
with a Cause, vocal ensemble
Pandora’s Vox fundraising
gala auction and showcase,
Oct. 24, 6:30-10:30 p.m.,
tickets $50, call 922-2513.

Destino Designer
Boutique: Celebrate the Arts,
a benefit for the VSO, N.S,
Arts Commission Fans pro-
ject and local artists, Oct. 30,
6-9 p.m., 2422 Marine Dr.,
WV.

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Author visit, “Bruno:
Love in the Kitchen,” a culi-
nary tribute, written by
Nancy Morrison, Oct. 26, 2-
4 p.m., library main floor
gallery, everyone welcome.
Info: 926-2237.

Seven Seas Restaurant:
Author visit, Yaron Farzan,
Jason Le Heup, Carrie
MacDonald and Chris Walker
read from their work,
Portside Room, Nov. 6, 7
p.m. Info: 987-3344 ;
or 983-9133.

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