Local Arts

It's all about the art of wildlife at the New Westminster Public Library this month. Two different art shows are underway at the library in June - both featuring wildlife.

If you're interested in pottery, then be sure to drop by the Arts Council of New Westminster gallery. The gallery is hosting Clay 2014, a juried exhibition of work by the Fraser Valley Potters' Guild Association, from June 8 to 28.

Haven't got your tickets for More Fawlty Towers yet? You're in luck - it's been held over due to huge demand.

ON NOW To Sunday, June 22 Saskia Jetten, an exhibition of the work of the contemporary printmaker, upstairs at Burnaby Art Gallery, 6344 Deer Lake Ave. Info: 604-297-4422, www.burnabyartgallery.ca.

ON NOW To June 2 Linda Ohama, an off-site exhibition by the Burnaby Art Gallery at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts, featuring Obachan's Smile and Inherited Gifts, in honour of Asian Heritage Month.

A New Westminster artist is holding an exhibition in Vancouver this weekend. David Haughton's work is featured at Visual Space Gallery in an exhibition titled Nocturne: Paintings of the Pacific Northwest.

Rock, Roll and Remember offers chart-toppers from the 1950s through the 1980s

Getting older can be entertaining – just ask the members Golden Age Theatre. The drama club based at Century House seniors’ centre is staging Summer Capers, running June 6 and 7.

With wedding season now upon us, we must address a vital but oft-overlooked aspect of the special day: The wedding music. Since not everyone can afford a wedding band or even for a DJ, many will rely on their iPods to rock the dance floor.

Patrick Street Productions earns multiple nominations for Floyd Collins