Local Arts

Richmondites are invited to welcome Branscombe House’s new artist-in-residence this Thursday.

A Steveston flutist wants to break down barriers between performers and their audience – starting with a concert in Steveston on Friday evening.

Richmond’s Gateway Theatre will be mounting a comedy production that challenges the idea of privilege starting Feb. 6.

Vancouver will finally get the chance to experience the Broadway mega-hit Hamilton when Broadway Across Canada rounds out their 2020-2021 season with a run of the pop culture phenom show.

“It’s the community voice.” Julie Hammond, Richmond’s artist-in-residence, created a text-based art piece with words contributed by Richmond residents.

After striking a deal with her dad, a Richmond artist found her calling to pursue a career in art.

After receiving threats, both in person and online, people might have understood if Emily Lau backed down and retreated into anonymity.

Through art, a Richmond-born Indigenous artist was able to find his voice. Now, he’s participating in a charity auction to help Indigenous youth in finding theirs.

The Richmond Orchestra & Chorus Association (ROCA) will host a “Christmas Time is Here” Concert on Saturday, Dec. 14. The popular, annual ROCA event is taking place at the Fraserview Mennonite Brethren Church on 11295 Mellis Dr. at 7:30 p.m.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat , a musical based on the biblical story of Joseph and his coat of many colours, will make its debut at the Gateway Theatre on Dec. 12.