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Garry Point Park film set turned ghost town during COVID-19

Garry Point Park film set turned ghost town during COVID-19

Richmond residents who often walk around Gary Point Park will notice a temporarily abandoned film set after COVID-19 put a halt on the filming industry.
Richmond’s Branscome House artist-in-resident named a winner of Sobey Art Award

Richmond’s Branscome House artist-in-resident named a winner of Sobey Art Award

The artist-in-residence at Richmond’s Branscombe House is one of the Sobey Art Award’s 25 longlist artists – and has received a $25,000 prize.
Richmond family’s film accepted in first QIFF

Richmond family’s film accepted in first QIFF

A Richmond family wasn’t expecting much when they joined the world’s first Quarantine International Film Festival with only an iPhone, a phone app and an $8 clip-on lens.
National Canadian Film Day takes to online screening and events

National Canadian Film Day takes to online screening and events

For those who appreciate a good movie, April 22 is the day to indulge in Canadian films to celebration Canada’s official film day.
B.C. Premier hosts free livestream concert on Thursday

B.C. Premier hosts free livestream concert on Thursday

Many performing artists have taken to social media for concerts, but who would believe the B.C. Provincial Government will be hosting one as well. B.C.
Richmond singing legend, Sibel Thrasher, passes away

Richmond singing legend, Sibel Thrasher, passes away

One of Richmond’s most talented performers, Sibel Thrasher, has died, age 67. Born Dec.
Richmond performing artist records duets from pandemic isolation

Richmond performing artist records duets from pandemic isolation

A Richmond-based performing artist and director has teamed up with similarly frustrated colleagues to record duets – all while isolated in their own homes.
One-man live stream of Les Miserables a sign of the times

One-man live stream of Les Miserables a sign of the times

While the rest of us have been either working from home, watching Netflix or perusing social media, one young actor has been busy live streaming a one-man, two-and-a-half hour production of Les Miserables .
Richmond theatre welcomes new artistic director of programs

Richmond theatre welcomes new artistic director of programs

Richmond’s Gateway Theatre is opening their doors to a new artistic director of programs who will take over the role this June.
Richmond choir celebrates 30th anniversary

Richmond choir celebrates 30th anniversary

The Richmond Singers Ensemble is hosting a concert to celebrate their 30 th anniversary on April 4. “Singin’ in the Rain” will be the concert theme where audience members can enjoy an afternoon of songs and join in on some sing-a-longs.