Local Arts

A Grade 11 student from Richmond is preparing to play a role in a Granville Island musical this spring.

Once Upon a Time may be wrapping up its filming in Steveston this week , but a new Steveston-filmed television series is scheduled to premiere on Thursday evening that also brings viewers into the fantasy world.

Richmond Art Gallery is displaying four talented artists’ work to across the cities of Richmond and Vancouver from April 6 to May 27.

Young B.C. or Yukon First Nations artists are now invited to apply for the Aspiring Artists Awards with the YVR Art Foundation. For up to ten artists between the ages of 13 and 19, the art scholarship is an opportunity to develop artistic potential.

The 2018 Juno Awards are coming to town this week and Richmond will get a taste of the celebrations with the YVR Welcome Series. It’s the first time in nine years that the Canadian music awards show has been hosted in B.C.

The curtain may be closing for Steveston-filmed Once Upon a Time, but local fans may get one last chance to catch a glimpse of their favourite stars next week.

What are your memories of Minoru Arenas? That’s the question Vancouver-based artist Faith Moosang is posing to Richmondites past and present for a crowd-sourced public art project.

It’s a real feminist journey of self-discovery: lead actor

Auditions will take place March 10 and 11 at the Jewish Community Centre in Vancouver

Cambie secondary puts on Departures and Arrivals this week