Local Arts

Patrick deWitt’s Undermajordomo Minor is a strange book. But wait, don’t put it away — it’s the good kind of strange, the type that makes you marvel at deWitt’s imagination while attempting to make sense of the world into which he’s dropped you.

Richmond's Gateway Theatre's latest offering is laced with loneliness and regret, but packs a punch

When I have the time, I love to cook and although I already have hundreds of cookbooks on my shelf at home (no, seriously!), I continue to be attracted to new cookbooks and new recipes to try.

Opera, when performed in an intimate venue, is a two-way street for both performers and their audience to enjoy in ways that are unique and fulfilling.

Written by a British expatriate, Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight is a memoir of growing up in Africa.

B udding artists can celebrate spring by sculpting cherry blossoms crafted from candy, fruit leather and icing to hang on a chocolate branch.

I’ve been reading way too many sad and woeful books lately, and I wanted to read something funny and light for a change.

Window for nominations in the Business and the Arts, Volunteerism, Cultural Leadership, Artistic Innovation, Arts Education and Youth Arts categories closes next week

Richmond Music School students will perform with a professional orchestra next Saturday

Installed 20 years ago in Richmond, artist Bill Reid’s artwork ‘a timeless masterpiece’