Local Arts

Richmond’s own well-known children’s singer, Charlotte Diamond, will be hitting the stage at Lansdowne Centre this weekend as part of a celebration welcoming Santa Claus to the shopping mall.

Cold, wet weather and cocooning go hand in hand if you live in Vancouver. But the local arts and entertainment community has done its darndest to get you off the couch and kick those winter blahs to the curb.

Some of Richmond’s most aspiring young pianists will perform on stage at Gateway Theatre this Saturday, at the 2018 Pacific Youth Piano Festival Gala.

Have your say on how Richmond should cultivate a vibrant arts scene

The Richmond Artists Guild is hosting its popular, annual, one-day only Guess Who? anonymous art sale this Saturday, Nov. 3 at South Arm United Church. When the whistle blows at 10 a.m.

On Saturday, October 27, the Vancouver Art Gallery is proudly opening a new exhibition to the public from the dynamic Vancouver-based artist, Dana Claxton.

Obsessions: Every Collector Has a Story is on show now until Sept. 4, 2019

Empire of the Son will be running at Gateway Theatre from Nov. 8 to 17

In the art room the Richmond Society for Community Living’s Avenues program, a group of seven artists work on pieces for their Christmas show. Some paint, one sketches and one works on stringing beads to a piece of driftwood to create a mobile.

Three actors with ties to Richmond have hit the stage this month in a Vancouver production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.