Local Arts

Ann Patchett’s new novel, Commonwealth, grabbed me from the first page. Some stories take a while to get into, but this one had me from the opening section of the novel, set at a family christening party.

Over the phone, Jay Hindle chuckles at being called the “scourge of River City” but quickly warms up to the fact that the role he plays as Harold Hill ultimately manages to overcome his rogue-like, con-man nature and win the favour of the town’s folk

Coming-of-age musical fun for all ages

Roles reversed in high school production of MacBeth

1. Christmas Craft Fair: Saturday, Nov. 26: Kick start your holiday shopping at Richmond’s biggest Christmas Craft Fair at the Steveston Community Centre (4111 Moncton St.) on Nov. 26 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

If you fancy the chance to design a barn owl mascot for a City of Richmond energy facility, then now is the time to put pencil to paper.

Steveston author, inspired by little's boy's disappointment, will raise funds for non-profit childcare centre

The only one of its kind in the city, Lucky 9 Lanes has opened up in place of the failed Zone Bowling

Saturday will mark a new era for a group of young violin students at Richmond Music School.

Gateway show explores our sense of community