Local Arts

Many artists have transitioned to digital mediums during the pandemic.

Jill Raymond has followed up the spring Isolation Sessions with some very festive and humorous holiday versions

A “mural corridor” could be possible in Richmond if property owners stepped forward.

Community Gaming Grants provide about $140 million each year to support nearly 5,000 not-for-profit organizations

To make wearing masks more fun for children of all ages, a Richmond-based designer has turned face masks into an art project by launching personalized masks imprinted with cute monster cartoons. 

The free concert will be open to the public Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

Who knew there was such a thing as a Dead Letters Office? It’s a branch of Canada’s postal services where workers try to find the intended recipient of a letter that otherwise cannot be delivered or returned to sender.

If there is anything artists know how to do, it is to adapt to situations, according to Shelby Wyminga, a Richmond resident and artist.

A call is being made for Richmond’s visual artists who are interested in exhibiting their own work in the city. Artists residing in Richmond are encouraged to submit proposals to have their artwork displayed on the No.

The Richmond Gateway Theatre is hosting their annual holiday show in December and the pandemic can’t stop them.