Local Arts

Theresa Cowley, an NWSS grad, was one of 12 young actors from across Canada who took part in Riotous Youth with Bard on the Beach this past summer

After COVID-19 brought live performance to a halt in March, it looked like this year's annual celebration of Indian classical music and dance would be cancelled. But its producers and the theatre found a way to make it happen.

Grassroots coast-to-coast movement will see venues and other buildings and landmarks lighting up in red to raise awareness of the live event industry and its struggles to stay afloat through COVID-19

Art lovers, rejoice. Van Dop Gallery is hosting a pop-up art show and sale this weekend at 100 Braid Street Studios – and everyone’s welcome to book a time to drop by.

Pandemonium: A Summer 2020 Residencies Showcase marks the first live show in the theatre in the COVID-19 era on Sunday, Aug. 30

The 11th annual celebration of arts and culture will run from Sept. 25 to Oct. 25 with both in-person and virtual events

The Anvil Centre Community Art Gallery is planning the exhibition to relaunch the gallery space this fall

Harman Pandher knows what it’s like to be a kid growing up in Canada and never being able to find a book that reflects your own experience.

A New Westminster filmmaker emerged a winner from a recent international film competition. Erin Parks earned herself a People’s Choice award in the 2020 Musicbed Reopen Challenge.

New Westminster’s moviegoers will have to wait awhile longer to enjoy Last Mondays at the Movies again.