Local Arts

Author Safia Dhalla will read out from her newly-published ‘Sophie’s Story: I have cancer’ at New Westminster’s Kinder Books as part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, on Sept.10.

Preserved flowers can stay intact for years together with minimum effort. Learn all about the age-less flowers and how to arrange them, at a workshop in New West.

Next Level, featuring abstract works by Daniil Alikov, opens Sept. 13 at Douglas College.

You can catch Samantha Harrison's work at the Gallery at Queen's Park starting Sept. 7.

World-renowned Indian classical arts couple Cassius Khan and Amika Kushwaha of New Westminster speak about the power and divinity of keeping Indian classical art forms alive ahead of the 11th annual Mushtari Begum festival in September.

Since joining TikTok two years ago, the 75-year-old New Westminster-based cake artist Anita Wright has earned a massive fan following for her lesser-known acrylic piping art.

Poetry in the Park finale in Queen's Park on Aug. 31

Kristy Kassie is partially sighted, but that hasn't stopped her from painting sunflowers on rocks to support Ukraine — thanks to 'Your Eyes My Vision' project that connects sighted facilitators with people who are blind.

Meet Rebecca Glazier, the owner of New Westminster-based Wild West Dye, who sells yarn that's naturally dyed with roots, nuts, and bugs.

One of the most popular artists in the U.K., Daniel O’Donnell will be performing in New Westminster on Sept. 23.