Local Arts

SAVE THE DATE: April 9 WHAT’S ON? Into the Light WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT? Amabilis Singers presents its spring concert Into the Light, with a program that journeys from darkness into light.

“There goes the train.” It was a phrase that Christy Frisken’s father repeated each time the night train passed through the countryside near her home growing up: “There goes the train! One day we’ll be on it.

ON NOW To Saturday, Feb. 27 Sheila Page: The Beach Beneath Our Feet, a new exhibition at the Plaskett Gallery at Massey Theatre, 735 Eighth Ave. Info: www.masseytheatre.com or 604-517-5900.

Yes, art is a creative process – but if you’re trying to make a living at it, it’s also a business, and it doesn’t necessarily come naturally.

Her distinctive voice and heartfelt songwriting have earned her awards and acclaim for more than two decades – and now she’s bringing her music to New Westminster.

SPOTLIGHT ON LIFT 2016 WHAT IS IT? The fourth annual concert presented by Healing Using Music (HUM), a non-profit organization dedicated to using music as a way to bring happiness into people's lives, and #IAmAntiBully, a campaign that’s working to g

Three symphonic spectaculars are on the program for the New Westminster Symphony Orchestra concert this weekend. The orchestra offers up its first concert of the year with a performance on Sunday, March 6 at 2 p.m. at the Massey Theatre.

A New Westminster actor is front and centre in a new play that examines racism and homophobia. B.C. Lee is one of the stars of Ga Ting (Family), a frank theatre company production coming to the Cultch March 8 to 19.