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A New Westminster resident will be one of the stars when Footlight Theatre presents The Wizard of Oz in November. The musical is running at Michael J. Fox Theatre in Burnaby Nov. 4 to 19.

Two local choirs are joining forces to offer up a concert in honour of Remembrance Day. New Westminster's own Amabilis Singers are teaming up with the Vancouver Orpheus Male Choir for Remembering ..., set for Saturday, Nov. 12. The 8 p.m.

Two award-winning poets will be featured during the next Poetic Justice event in New Westminster. The event, which starts at 3 p.m. in the back room at the Heritage Grill, includes readings by featured poets Kate Braid and Sandy Shreve.

Douglas College is joining a four-school effort to offer a bachelor of performing arts degree - the first of its kind in Canada.

Music lovers, start marking dates on your calendars now. The Music at Queens concert series is back, and the lineup for the fall concerts has been announced. The concert series begins on Saturday, Nov.

A film adaptation of an award-winning Canadian novel is next up for Last Mondays at the Movies. Barney's Version is playing at the Massey Theatre on Oct. 31 as part of the Arts Council of New Westminster's film series.

Artists, take heed. The Arts Council of New Westminster is searching for artists for its monthly exhibitions in 2012 and 2013.

Do you love the written word? Poetry lovers can take in Poetic Justice on Sunday afternoons at the Heritage Grill in downtown New Westminster. The reading series runs from 3 to 5 p.m.

Are you an actor looking for your moment in the spotlight? Vagabond Players have extended the audition dates for their Christmas production, Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge. Auditions are being held tonight (Monday, Oct.

Fellow Royal City residents, did you know that we can lay claim to the longest continually running community theatre company in the province? That's one of the facts I picked up at the opening night gala for the Vagabond Players' new production, Spir