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Is there a child in your home who loves to sing? Vivo Children's Choir is accepting new members for the 2011/12 season, and registration is currently underway. The choir meets Wednesday afternoons at Olivet Baptist Church.

A New Westminster poet has been honoured for her work paying tribute to poet and visionary Rabindranath Tagore.

A young woman sightseeing in Florence loses her hat in a gust of wind. It lands at the feet of a handsome young Italian - and what begins is a love story that has captivated Broadway critics and audiences since it first opened on Broadway in 2005.

Do you have your Last Mondays at the Movies tickets yet? If not, you might want to hurry - the early-bird series ticket price ends at the end of August.

Love to sing? Looking to belong to a high-quality choral ensemble? Singers of all voice types are being invited to audition for the newly formed Burnaby Chamber Choir, an SATB ensemble that will be devoted to "performing the finest gems of the sacred

Don Hauka is thinking big - and he wants your help. The local mystery novelist is hoping to see his recently released She Demons: A Mister Jinnah Mystery make the cut for the CBC Scotiabank Giller Prize longlist.

Like to read? Here's a chance to do even more of it with a Kobo eReader. The New Westminster public library's summer reading program for adults is extending the deadline on a contest they've been running.

Organizers of New Westminster's 2011 Pride Week events were hoping to get a better turnout in the celebration's second year and, brother, they got it. "It was beyond our wildest expectations. We're over the moon and happy that it keeps growing.

Artists wanted - no experience required. The Burnaby Arts Council is gearing up to host a unique art event in honour of Culture Days, that will give local residents a chance to get involved in creating and displaying art.