North Vancouver waterfront
comes alive with new sounds

By Michael Beck
News Editor

THE North Vancouver
waterfront is newly
alive with music at the
Ship of the Seven Seas
Seafood Restaurant.

Derek Nyberg has put
together some promising pro-
gramming this month.

Every third Friday evening
(music begins at 9 p.m.
aboard ship) the stage is
turned over to the Pacific
Songwriter’s Association
Showease,

Coco Love Alcorn appears
Aug. 15, celtic folkies The
Last Family play Aug. 16 and
Aug. 17, John Bottomley
plays Aug. 30 and 31.

On Wednesdays the room
becomes an acoustic open
stage.

Louise Cournoyer brings

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Latin jazz aboard on Aug. 22.
Lingo Sisters Folk appear
Aug. 24. Terry Brennan plays
Aug. 29.

On Sundays the intimate
room hosts the Seven Seas
Jazz Jam.

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The Vancouver Art Gallery
is presenting a unique musical
event Aug. 21 and 22.

The  Rheostatics with
guests Rob Wiseman and
Winnipeg hip hop trio Farm
Fresh bring a multi-media cel-

essee

Wednesday-Sunday _
_ The Portside Room
at the Seven Seas Restaurant

987-3344
Aug 15.. Coco Love Alcorn (Jazz Hip Hop)
Aug 16/17 J. Knutsen's The Last Family

Aug 30/31

john Bottomly (93 Juno Winner)

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Sat & Sun at 1:35pm

ebration to town to mark the
75th anniversary of the Group
of Seven.

The group's touring exhi-
bition is currently on display
at the gallery, Group of Seven:
Art fora Nation features 177
pieces from the 1920s and
1930s,

The two multi-media
shows will be performed
the Judge MacGill Theatre at
Robson Square, Buy tickets at
the VAG or through
Ticketmaster it 280-4444.

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“The world is a vampire...
Sickly yet ultra-hip alternative
pop darlings — Smashing
Pumpkins were to play. it
darkly to the Zero Generation
on Monday Aug. 12 at
General Motors Place.

The show has been can-
celled. .

Ticket holders should
hang on for a rescheduled
show yet to be announced.

“

Sunday, August 11, 1996 — North Shore News ~ 232:

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

Sweet sisters

SISTERS Maria (left) and Nathalia Ameerati indulge in’ cotton candy at
Waterfront Park July 28. The girls were there for the Caribbean Day Festival.

Ronald McDonald
and hie friende!

Wednesday, August 14th!

- At the Nortly Vancouver Medonald’s Restaurant
1219 Marine Orive, North Vancoures:
See Grimace and Hawburglar at 5:00 pie.
Ronald's Memagical Sfity Shour starts at 6:. 30 pire.

PRICING: General admission $10.00.

Sr, Citizens & children 4-12 $8.00. Children 3 & younger, free. Cash only
please. Weekday “Dollar Off" coupons available at Cloverdale Paint Stores.
ENTER: 10am~7:30pm Tues thru Sun, Closed Mandays, Except Labour Day
SHOW INFO: (604) 531 -3688

DIRECTIONS: From Vancouver, south on Hwy. 99, take Exie 10 (Hwy. 99A) to.
152nd Street. Head north (left), then east (right) on 32nd Avenue & follow | .,
signs to parking, :