Local Arts

For Phoebe Huang's mom, it's a home that can reflect who she is

Hundreds of young people gathered at the Olympic Oval last Sunday to put their imagination to paper and raise funds for children living in poverty in other parts of the world.

From passion to profession, Richmond’s Angelica Poversky is turning her love for poetry into more than just a pleasurable pastime.

Victoria Anthony, who took the internet by storm when she sang a song with P!NK at Rogers Arena in May, is scheduled to hit the stage for her inaugural solo performance in Richmond.

Richmond resident Shelby Wyminga has become the newest apprentice at the Pacific Theatre in Vancouver, which kicked off its new season this month. Having grown up on the First Nations reserve of Nazko in northern B.C.

Up-and-coming singer/songwriter Melanie Eng is an unabashed superfan of Richmond World Festival headliner

Seven, circular hooked-rug textile pieces, mounted inside City Centre Community Centre, is said to symbolize the various steps Richmond citizens have taken towards helping create a diverse community.

Richmond’s father-and-son duo – Mayberry and Monk – will be performing at the Concerts in the Park series on Wednesday evening at Garden City Park. Anthony Morris and his 13-year-old son, Luca, will bring a mix of blues, rock and R&B to the stage.

If you’re hopping on the Canada Line at Aberdeen or Lansdowne stations, take a look at the new works of art on display at the No. 3 Road Art Columns.

Cynthia Wei, the “little but fierce” Grade 11 McMath student, is one of 18 actors cast to perform in the Carousel Theatre for Young People’s Teen Shakespeare Program’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.