14 — Wednesday, February 7,

Compiled by Ann Hamilton

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non-profit and community arts groups.
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contact classified (985-6222) or display
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North Vancouver’ Civic Hall:
Presents a joint exhibition of recent
watercolors by Gerhilde Stulken and
unique three dimensional collages by
Mojo Stocker. Display continues unul
Feb, 14, Info: 988-6844.

Presentation House Gallery: Urban .

Fictions, 'a collection of new works
by 12 Vancouver women artists
which address women and urban life,
will be on display until Feb. 18. Info:
986-1351,

West Vancouver . Memorial
Library: Geographies, a collection
of acrylics, oil pastels, and collages
by artist Diana Kemble will be on dis-

play until March 3.‘Also: People and ,
‘Places, an exhibition of oils and pas- ”

THE LEGACY. of. early
: ver: architect Samuel
-. Maciure’ is explored Feb. 12
during a
Vancouver Museum. |

. tels by artist Patricia Earley, will be.

Zon ‘display to March 3. 925-7400.

‘West “Vancouver” Museum and

-#HArchives: Cannery Days: A
of. Great ‘Northern

"Memories, will be on show until Feb.

:2A, Contact Deborah Tuyttens at 925-
“7295 for further information and
details on winter workshops. Art and
Architecture, a series of explorations
-in‘art and architecture by approxi-
“. mately 60 Sentinel and Chartwell

’ secondary students open Feb. 13,5 to ©

7 p.m. and nuns to Feb. 24. Heritage
Week,: free admission and special
events culminating in the presentation
of the District of West Vancouver
Heritage Awards Feb. 24. Upper
Hollyburn/ Ambleside Heritage Walk,
12 p.m. and Lower
" Hollyhurn/Ambleside Heritage Walk;
3:30 p.m. Feb. 24. Pre-register for
“both guided walks by calling 925-
7295. Also Feb. 24, from 2 to 3 p.m.
Heritage reception and awards cere-
_mony. West Van Collects, collection
exhibition runs March 12 to Aug. 18.
Gallery hours: Tues.-Fri., 12 to 4:30
' p.m. Archives hours: Wed./Thurs., 12

a _ to 4:30 p.m.

Ferry Building Gallery: Through

_ .Lions Gate, an exhibition of paintings _

ty artist Clayton Anderson will be on
display to Feb. 18: Valentine's Day
Studio Tours. Visit the home studios
of Daniel Izzard, Thomas O. Miller,
and Louis D’Niverille, and see works
in progress at the Klee Wyck studios.
$16.05. Feb. 14, 1 to 5 p.m., bus
departs from the Ferry Building
Gallery. Pre-register by calling W.V.
Recreation. Centre, 925-7270.

tails: 925-7290. Winter hours are

a am. oS +p... daily, . closed

free talk -et. North ~

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Mondays. Info: 925-7290.

Silk Purse Arts Centre: Presents
artists Doug Rae and Judith Rae,
landscapes in oil and fabric folk art to
Feb. 18; artist Brian Crow's photog-
raphy exhibition, Feb. 20 to March 3.
Mastering the Medium, an exhibition
of work from artists Antonia Lanik
and Joseph Gabanek opens March 19
from 6 to 8 p.m. with the artists in
attendance, and runs to March 31.
Info: 925-7290. Art Box Gift Shop
offers specialty gifts and hand-made
crafts. Call Carolyn Thorpe at 987-
7585 for an appointment. Gallery
hours: Tuesday to Friday If a.m.-5
p.m., Saturday and Sunday 12-5 p.m.
Music and muffins every third
Thursday of the month 10-11 a.m.
B.C, artists call for entry for Visual
Edge ‘96 (Sea to Sky region) which
runs Feb. 13-18. Forms available
from the West Van Community Arts
Council. 925-7292.

Seymour Art Gallery: Tickets ($15
each or $13 for groups of five or
more) are on sale now for the Feb. 18
performance by Pandora's Vox. Also:

Ranjan Sen's garden rendezvous of.

romantic bronze sculptures, acrylic
on canvass paintings and mixed
media on paper works will be on dis-
play to Feb. 24,. Also: Man's
Relationship to Nature, Feb. 7, open-
ing reception for Kurt Connell, whose
surrealistic oil on canvas paintings
will be on exhibition in the lobby of
the Deep Cove Cultural Centre to
March 31. Seymour Art Gallery
phone line: 924-1378.

--Nerth: Vancouver Museum and
’ Archives: Charles Marega, a look at
‘the creator of the Lions Gate Bridge
’. Lions. continues. To
.Outdoors! Recreation
“Vancouver's Mountains, Permanent

Feb. 25:
in . North

exhibits celebrating the social, indus-
trial, and cultural development of
North Vancouver are on display. The
Machure: - Phenomenon: B.C.
Architect, 1860-1929 Presentation,
author Janet Bingham will present the
story of architect Samuel Maclure’s
accomplishments, Feb. 12, 1:30 p.m.,
free admission. B.C. Artists in the

: Interwar Years: A Place in History?

Historian and art consultant Letia
Richardson presents a look at the for-
mative years of the North Shore's
local art: community. Feb. 19, 1:30
p.m., free admission. A Future
Defined, The story of Canada’s con-
federation is told against the tapestry
of :life in the 1800s, continues

throughout February. Opening hours’ f

are Wednesday ‘to Sunday, noon to 5

_pam. Info: 987-5618.

North Vancouver. District Hali:

- Chinese ink and watercolor paintings

Gastown Actors Studio: Heroes, by
North Van writer/director Quinn
Lyzun runs March 13 to 16, 8 p.m.
Tickets: $12 and $10, call 899-3649.

Vancouver Playhouse: Later Life,
featuring North Van actor Nicola
Cavendish, is a bittersweet tale of
missed opportunities and second
chances. A tribute to life’s endless
possibilities, the play is a roller coast-
er of empathy, sorrow, humor and joy.
Feb. 10, tickets $35 to benefit Kids
Help Phone. Cali 263-7207.

Arts Club Theatre: North Van actor
Jay Brazeau directs The Passion of
Dracula, a fiendish tale, until March
2. Showtimes and details: 687-1644.

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West Vancouver United Church:
Geoffrey Leader, Richard Epp and
Heather Sabourin will present a pub-
lic recital entitled Romantic Chamber
Music for Soprano, Horn and Piano,
Feb. 10 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $13
(general) and $10 (students/seniors).
Info: 596-0611.

Performance Works, Granville
Island: North Shore resident Judith
Marcuse invites all to take part in the
Kiss Project — a festival of dance,
theatre, music, workshops and perfor-
mances, running until! Feb. 18. For
details on specific programs or to
receive a complete brochure, call
606-6425.

LANDSCAPE PAINTER Doug Rae Rae ew be ‘exhibiting warts along:
side wife Judith’e fabric folk art at Silk Puree. through Feb: 18.

To The U.S.A.
Aldergrove Duty Free

“Sale Starts Feb. 1/96
Located at the Aldergrove /Lynden border crossing.
Take 264th St. exit off of Hwy#1
Only 16 mites direct to Bellingham via the Guide Meridian

Aldergrove Duty Free

by, Catherine Shun Kit Chiu, and

hand painted silk scarves by Patricia
Docherty-will be on show in a joint
exhibition running until March 6.
Info: 988-6844.

Deep Cove Shaw ‘Theatre:
Performances of Heaven Can Wait
will be held Feb. .14 until March 2.
Tickets are $12 for adults, $1i for
seniors and children. For reservations
cal: 929-9456,

Hendry Hall: Man Alive, an English
farce by John Dighton will be pre-

_ sented by the North Vancouver

Community Players until Feb. 10.
Tickets and info: 983-2633.

West Vancouver secondary school:
Lil Abner, The Hillbilly Riot, Feb. 15,
16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 7:30 p.m. Tickets:
$10 adults, $8 students and seniors.
Call 981-1100.

Presentation House Theatre: Cap

Theatre presents The Woman, to Feb.
10 and Quiet in the ‘Land, from
March 29 to April 6. 986-1351.

Centennial Theatre: How to
Succeed in Business Without Really
Trying, presented by the Greater
Vancouver Operatic Society, Feb. 15-
18, 23, 24. $20. Also: /nto the Woods,
a musical production featuring North
Shore resident Susan Anderson. Feb.

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