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ART EN PUBLIC PLACES

The works of local and Lower
Mainland artists are displayed in
monthly shows at the gallery in
the North Vancouver City Hail, in
the lobby of the North Vancouver
District Hall and in the public
areas of the North Vancouver
provincial court on 200 East 23rd
St... North Vancouver. Viewing
hours are 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.,
Monday to Friday.

Ella Parkinson,
oo Director of the North Vancouver
“ Community Arts Council, is par-
ticularly pleased with the selected
monotype prints on an en-
vironmental theme by students in
the Elementary Enrichment Pro-
gram of North Vancouver School

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District 44 that will be on display
until June 20 at the courthouse
and district hall.

Artwork can be found in many
commercial galleries across the
North Shore, but the Seymour Art
Gallery at 1204 Caledonia Ave. in
Deep Cove is a non-profit com-
munity gallery.

The lacquer paintings of Evelyn
Mielke and the raku pottery of
Heather Chapman will be exhib-
ited until June 13, while the art
work of Doreen Taylor-White and
students will be displayed from
July 19 io Sept. 5. For hours of
operation and further information
call 929-7981.

Weekly exhibits at
Building Gallery at

the Ferry
Ambleside

Landing in West Vancouver are a

special treat because of the
heritage location.

Artists’ talents range from the
whimsical wooden sculptures of
Peter Kiss to the hidden talents of
Rober: Clothier, famed for his
creation of Relic on CBC’s The
Beachcombers.

Hours are noon to 8 p.m. daily,
except Mondays.

MUSIC

The musical talent of the North
Shore will be featured throughout
the summer at Ambleside Beach
and in Horseshoe Bay as part of
West Vancouver’s Concerts By
The Sea series.

This series is in its ninth year
and features favorites like John
McLachlan and Rob Marr, Six-
uvus and The Soul Survivors.

Additional enjoyment this year
will be provided by the province's
Music ‘91 concerts, including the
Calgary Stetson Show Band.

Concerts are every Wednesday
and Sunday a: Ambleside at 7
p.m. and Sundays at 1.30 p.m. at
Horseshoe Bay Plaza beginning in
July.

CHILDREN

For children the place to be is
John Luwson Park on Saturday
mornings for a number cf art ac-
tivities. Last year featured story-

tellers, imagination market
workshops, mask making and
puppetry.

HARMONY ARTS FESTIVAL

Three musical concerts a day,
restaurants hosting musicians, ar-
tists working in the parks,

storefront art displays in
Ambleside and Dundarave, a day
of home studio visits and a ful!
day of family arts activities in
John Lawson Park.

All of these events and more are
being planned for the week of
Aug. I2to 18.

For further information about
the festival, and the other West
Vancouver parks events listed
above, call Colleen at 925 3605.

ARTS COUNCILS

While you are jotting down
telephone numbers, here are two
you should keep for information
as to what is on where this sum-
mer: the North Vancouver Com-
munity Arts Council, 988-6844
and the West Vancouver Com-
munity Arts Council, 922-1110.

If you go down to .
the park today, you're in for
| a big surprise.

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July 21, 11:30-5 pm.
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m tasting. a beer garden, roving
performers and lots more!

Waterfront Sundays.

Festivals, car shows, afternoon
concerts, medieval jousting, and kite
making are just some of the exciting
Sunday surprises (see calendar for
specifics) this summer at Waterfront
Park, 200 Block Wesi Esplanade.

Everyday Enjoyment.

Just minutes from Lonsdale Quay,
Waterfront Park is a welcome retreat
any day of the week. Kids will love the
splashpool. There's a picturesque
Japanese garden for a relaxing stroll.
And the city views and picnic space
are second to none.

Caribbean Day Festival.
July 28, 11-7 pm.
Traditional stcelbands, calypso
dang and delicious ethnic specialties
highlight this annual festival sponsored
by the Trinidad and Tobago Cultural “
Society of B.C. It’s a vibrant, colourful
festival for the whole family.

Canada Day Celebration.
July 1, 12-4 pm.

Come celebrate our heritage.
There’s fun for everyone. A giant
inflated salmon becomes a Nylon Zoo
for kids. Enjoy heritage walks, antique
cars, period costumes and marching
hands. Plus official ceremonies and
free birthday cake are right next store
at the Quay.

A Day in Scotland.
August 4, 11-6 pm
Here's a “snapshot” look at Scotland

presented by the Kiwanis Club of
North Vancouver. Come hear piping
and drumming competitions. watch
Highland dancing and capture an
authentic taste of the heathered hills.

Performer: Sand Nerthnip

The City of North Vancouver
She Studd of Vlar Conunrily