Local Arts

Worried about being criticized for not narrowing down your academic focus in order to, hopefully, set you on the pathway to a happy and successful career? R.C. Palmer grad (2007) Lawrence Le Lam didn’t.

1. Family Fun Day: Saturday, Feb. 11: Come to the Richmond Nature Park (11851 Westminster Hwy.) for some adventures during Family Fun Day on Feb. 11- 13 between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Explore the bog through special scavenger and treasure hunts.

Children's Arts Festival will feature birthday cake for more than 1,000 people

Richmond's Gateway Theatre showing moving and amusing production related to Alzheimer's disease

The ability to make a crowd of people sway and move to the music can be an intoxicating experience for a DJ.

A three-day extravaganza of Chinese New Year events is happening at Canada Berries Winery this weekend. The Respon – 2017 Chinese New Year Fair will feature 60 vendors and booths, traditional arts performances, and activities for the entire family.

Have you been wanting to give your toddler a live classical music experience, but you weren’t sure if they could sit quietly through a regular show? If so, there’s no need to worry, as noisy fun is encouraged at an upcoming concert at City Centre Com

Diamond’s staying power in the music industry has also helped fuel Jason Scott’s career.

Madison Long and Jennifer Tong play Sybil and Miss Gatsby respectively in their university's production of UK sitcom Fawlty Towers

1. Cello Quartet: Saturday, Jan. 21: Richmond’s World of Music and Arts is welcoming the Vancouver Cello Quartet (Brian J. Yoon, Kevin Park, Cristian Markos, and Lee Duckles) to a special concert Jan. 21 at 7 p.m.