Local Arts

Underwater photography will soon be gracing the walls of Plaskett Gallery. Impossible Worlds opens Nov. 3 and is set to run until Dec. 20.

Black-and-white photography is in focus at a new exhibition at the Gallery at Queen’s Park. The Arts Council of New Westminster is presenting Collision 1, featuring the work of Frederick Popowich, from Nov. 2 through 27.

Relationships – and the effects of a seemingly endless stream of data – are the focus of Douglas College’s next theatrical production. Love and Information, by Caryl Churchill, takes to the stage from Nov.

The WITNESS exhibition at New Media Gallery has inspired students in the bachelor of performing arts program at Douglas College.

ON NOW To Sunday, October 23 Keith Langergraber: Betrayal at Babylon, runs at the Burnaby Art Gallery, 6344 Deer Lake Ave.

If some teenagers come knocking on your door on Thursday night, please answer. It’ll be the New Westminster Secondary School music department out collecting donations for the school’s annual Fan-Of-The-Bandathon fundraiser blitz.

Are you that person? You know, the one who can’t go to a musical without desperately wanting to sing along and who will break into random snatches of Broadway at the slightest provocation? Or, for that matter, the one who’s still crushing on the hand

ON NOW To Sunday, October 23 Keith Langergraber: Betrayal at Babylon, runs at the Burnaby Art Gallery, 6344 Deer Lake Ave.

The DOXA Documentary Film Festival is bringing a special screening to New Westminster.