Local Arts

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

While she may not recognize every face in the crowd during her free, annual Christmas concert at Lansdowne Centre, Richmond’s well-known and much-loved children’s entertainer still experiences plenty of familiarity in return as the audience — often s

The violence and brutality of war are not my idea of enjoyable subject matter. Joseph Boyden’s Three Day Road is indeed a story of war. But it is also the story of best friends.

It’s the first weekend of November and there’s plenty of activities to take part in around Richmond that will keep you warm, dry, fed and informed. Here then is the Richmond News’ Three Things To Do. 1. Cannery Market: Saturday, Nov.

Miriam Toews has this way of writing lines that are so beautiful that sometimes I have to close the book I’m reading for a moment, just to marvel at them.

Organizers claim quality of Richmond annual, anonymous art auction has raised the bar again