Local Arts

NOTE: This story was updated Sept. 26 with new event information. New Westminster is once again getting set to celebrate Culture Days. The nationwide celebration of arts and culture runs from Friday, Sept. 28 to Sunday, Sept. 30.

The worlds of dance and literary arts join forces with New Media Gallery’s GYRE exhibition in an upcoming performance. On Saturday, Sept. 22, the gallery is hosting a performance of GYRE: The Ocean Container.

Looking for some Sunday fun with the family? The ArtStarts workshop series is continuing at River Market this fall, and next up is Desirée Dawson with her Wild Heart in Motion performance.

David Haughton's provocative work at Gallery 110 in Seattle stands in contrast to his 80+ Views of Mount Baker, opening at Visual Space Gallery in Vancouver

Music lovers, get set for another busy season of Music at Queens concerts. The concert series returns to Queens Avenue United Church starting Saturday, Oct. 20 with a performance by the West Coast Symphony Orchestra. The 7:30 p.m.

Classically trained tenor Jeremy Dutcher explores the music of his ancestors in a concert Oct. 6 at Massey Theatre

The organizers of the Skookum festival happening this weekend are warning people not to bring umbrellas to the event in Stanley Park.

Are there small people in your house who love music? Start them on the road to becoming symphony lovers. The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra is bringing its Tiny Tots concert series back to Anvil Centre Theatre this season.

Art lovers, be sure to check out the next exhibition at Amelia Douglas Gallery. Le Néon: Faux Fauvist Art by Josh Byer runs from Thursday, Sept. 13 to Saturday, Oct. 20 at the Douglas College Gallery. An opening reception is set for Friday, Sept.

ON NOW To Saturday, Sept. 8 Landlocked? and Flotsam, a double exhibit of work by Tiki Mulvihill, at the Amelia Douglas Gallery, fourth floor north at Douglas College, 700 Royal Ave. Opening reception Saturday, Aug. 11 from 1 to 3 p.m.