Local Arts

ON NOW To Sunday, April 3 The Glory of the Garden, a pop-up exhibition featuring the work of the Garden Gals art group, at the Gallery at Queen’s Park, with opening reception March 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. Gallery open Wednesdays 1 to 3 p.m.

New Westminster singers will be front and centre when musica intima takes to the stage in a unique choral journey on April 15.

“My mom forced me to” may not sound like the most auspicious beginning for a singing career. But that’s exactly how Kiel Magis starts his story – and it seems to have worked for him.

Warren Kimmel chats about the challenges of following in the footsteps of Topol as he brings Tevye to the Massey Theatre stage

You won’t see a fake beard in the bunch when Fiddler on the Roof opens in April. It’s a small thing, perhaps, but for Warren Kimmel it says a lot about the commitment level of the cast members in Royal City Musical Theatre’s spring production.

Taxes. Yes, everybody has to pay them – even artists and other creative types. Fortunately, there’s help.

Art lovers, be sure to stop by the Gallery at Queen’s Park in April. The Arts Council of New Westminster is presenting two new exhibitions from April 6 to 30, featuring the work of Danielle Bobier and Curtis Grahauer.

The Plaskett Gallery is celebrating the art of one of New Westminster’s own. The gallery is presenting the Master Series, featuring the work of Jack Campbell.

ON NOW To Thursday, March 24 The Laramie Project, presented by Douglas College students, at the Laura C. Muir Performing Arts Theatre, fourth floor north, Douglas College, 700 Royal Ave. Tickets: thelaramieprojectdouglas.brownpapertickets.com.