Local Arts

Dominique Fortier’s novel Wonder links three different stories connected by time, fate and family… and volcanoes. We begin with Monsters and Marvels .

At her day job, Richmond’s Evelyn Sun teaches science students at UBC to conform to the formulaic and rigid confines of writing their findings in a plain and straightforward manner.

There’s a disconnect in Judy Nakagawa’s family history, one she hopes her abstract sculptures will help bridge when they go on display at Britannia Heritage Shipyards starting this Saturday (Oct.

Minoru Chapel will once again open its doors to music lovers this fall with a stellar line up of operatic performances.

In her book, Mexican Hooker #1 And My Other Roles Since The Revolution , Carmen Aguirre tells her story of joining the revolutionary movement in Chile after her exile in Canada, the bittersweet reality of the end of the dictatorships in South America

Dads and daughters. People in those roles know they have a special relationship and identity.

If you book a seat for one of the performances during Gateway Theatre’s 2016-2017 season, prepare to be more than just entertained — get ready to give the subject matters a hard think, too.

‘Though thousands of miles apart, we are still able to share the beauty of the moon and enjoy this moment with our heart being together.

Richmond artists, organizations and community groups open their doors for three full days — Friday, Sept. 30 to Sunday, Oct. 2

I checked out Steve Hely’s The Wonder Trail: True Stories from Los Angeles to the End of the World for a couple of reasons.