GALLERIES
Artist for Kids Gallery:
Gordon Ssnith’s North Shere.
Paintings, drawings and prints
from Smith's personal collec-
tion. To May 13. Gallery
: hours: Mon-Fri, 3:30-6 p.m.
. and Sat-Sun, 12. p.
Information: 903-3798.
_ Gallery is located at 810 W.
- 2ist St., North Van.
Bel Art Gallery Inc.: What
~ was yesterday and will be
tomorrow, Exhibit by Ingrid
Stefancikova. To May 30.
Information: 904-0907.
Buckland Southerst Gallery:
‘ Exhibition of new works by
~ Alesandra Bitelli and Don
Farrell. May 6-16.
Information: 922-1915.
@ Capilano College, Arbutus
Studio: Textile Arts 2000 stu-
dent exhibition. To May 12.
Free. Information: 984-4911.
Hours:. Mon-Sat, 1] a.m.-4
pm, Wed, 11 am.-2 p.m.
erry Building Gallery: West
Vanorierer Juried Grad Show.
Multi-media artwork of the
:, graduating students fom
; Sentinel, West Vancouver and
Collingwood. schools. May 9-
19. Gallery hours: 11 a.m.-5
p.m., Tue-Sun. Information:
925-7266.
First Street Gallery:
Dreamings. Thursdays, from
6-7 p.m., Merlyn White gives
informative talks on Australian
Aboriginal art. Information:
86-2664. -
Flair Framing: Tony Onley
original watercolours.
Information: 922-4814. 1457
Bellevue Ave., W.Van. —
Morgan. Dawne Gallery:
Spring. Ten B.C. artists cele-
brate the arrival of the first
spring of the millennium.
.. Germaine Degenhardt, Naz
Gonzo, Terry L’Hirondeile,
"Stewart MacNutt Lindy
Miche, Ralph Moscovitch,
Annette Newcombe, Sharon
Perkins, Judy Prendergast,
Valerie Traff, Maria-Teresa

Yicencio. To May 28.
Information: 984-1286.
North Vancouver District
Hall: Acrylic on paper and

canvas by Olivia Creiqhron
tnd ceramics by Mi ellie 4 ‘Taar.
To May IS. Exhi
program of the >
Conmmunin ris Council and
open Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m.

North Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Nerts
Vancouver E ee. A com:
xhibit cele-
brating the social and industri-
al growth that led to the
development of the urban and
rural communities. Noetka: A
Return toa Forgosten History.
A look at the native commu-
nities of the 18th century as
well as the efforts of European
explorers to chart the West
Coast. To May 14.
Information: 987-5618.
Museum open Tue-Sun noon
to 5 p.m.
Outer Space Gallery:
Photography Exhibition by
Capilano College's first-year
media students. To May 6.
Gallery hours: Wed-Fri, 7-10
p-m., Sat, 2-10 p.m. and Sun,
2-6 p.m. Information: 990-
3474. Located at Presentation
House Theatre.
PGE Railway Station: North

Vancouver Neighbourhoods. A
look at how the landscapes
and streetscapes of North
Vancouver have changed in
the last 90 years. To May 30.
Timeless Tales. History-based
storytelling program, Sundays,
1-3 p.m. To May 30. Station
open from noon-4 p.m., Wed-
Sun. Located at the foot of
Lonsdale. Information: 987-
5618.

Presentation House Gallery:
1900. Photographs of Bertin

Buckland

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em :
Alessandra Bitelli
White Roses 30° 22°

and environs by Heinrich
Zille. Fragments.
Photographs, 1981-85 by Rev
Arden. To June +. Gaiters
hours: Wed-Sun, noon-5 p.m.
and Thu, 12-9 p.m.
Information: 986-1351.
Ron Andrew recC
Vivian Melniosh, mu edia
artist exhibits her playtui cre-
ations. ‘To May 13.
Seymour Art Gallery: Don
elected Wark fiom the
tes. Acrylic on canvas
and paper and watercolours.
‘Yo May 28. pening Fecep-
tion, May 9 from 7-9 p.m.
Gallery Hours: Tue-Sun,
noon-4 p.m. Information:
924-1378.
West Vancouver Memorial
Library: A Spring Show. Oils
by artist Pegey Smith. To May
7. Information: 925-7400.
West Vancanver Juricd Grad
Show, Multi-media artwork of
the graduating students from
Sentinel, West Vancouver and
Collingwood schools. May 9-
21. Opening reception, May
9, trom 6-8 p.m.
West Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Picturing the
Past. A collection of photos
exploring the origins of the
villages of West Van. To June
10. Gallery hours: Tue-Sat,
noon-4:30 p.m.
$1.25/S. 7 free.
Information: Darrin at 925-
7297.
Performance Works: Made of
Clay, Pottery exhibition and
sale featuring works by North
Shore ceramic artists Heather
. Cairns, Ron Feitch, Ronda
Green, Lewis Krzyczkowski,
Cynsey Paterson and Jean
Vanderley. May 5, noon-9
p.m. and May 6- 7, 10 a.m.-6
p.m. $2. Information: 669-
5645.

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Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Steel Magqnoiias. A beauty par-
lour comedy. May 11-27
(Wed-Sat), at 8 p.m.
S12/8S11. Box office: 929-
9456.

Presentation House
Theatre: Escape trom
Happiarss. Dark comedy. To
May 6, at 8 p.m. $12//S9.
Theatre B.C’s Anunal Festival
of Plaw. May 8-13 3, a8 pam.
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Theatre West Van, Mav 10;
Da, North Vancouver
Community Players, May 11;
A Delicate Balance, Between
Shifts Theatre (Squamish),
May 12; After Baba’s Funeral
and Exlogy, Driftwood Payers
(Sechelt), May 13. $14/$12
or $72/pass. Reservations:
990-3474.

Arts Club Theatre: A Closer
Walk with Patsy Cline. To
May 6. Box office: 687-1644.
Firehali Arts Centre: Charge

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