Local Arts

The Vancouver Chamber Music Society is bringing live music back to the Anvil Centre Theatre. The society’s concert series is returning for 2020, with COVID-19 protocols in place – including capping audiences at 50 people. This weekend – Sunday, Nov.

The third part of a three-part public discussion series, delayed by COVID in March, is coming in virtual format this month

A film that pays tribute to the life and legacy of January Lapuz will be screened to mark the Transgender Day of Remembrance.

It’s the end of an era for New Westminster’s arts community – but it’s not the end of the art. 100 Braid Street Studios, the art studio, gallery and event venue housed in the historic B.C.

A partnership with the Feldman Agency is bringing top Canadian artists to the stage this fall - and singer-songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk couldn't be happier to be touring again

A virtual artist talk and panel discussion is shining a spotlight on the digital economy and the redistribution of wealth.

It’s not too early to start looking for good gift books for fall birthdays or Christmas. Currently, there’s a local batch that’s just the ticket for timely diversions in our troubled times.

The New Media Gallery is open again. The gallery, on the third floor at Anvil Centre, had just opened its new Currency exhibition in March when COVID-19 closed everything down. The exhibition is now open again for limited in-person visits.

Of all the changes brought about by COVID-19, Craig Hopkins probably misses movie-going the most. “My wife and I always go to Landmark Cinemas in New West. That’s our either Saturday or Sunday; we always go, sometimes for a double feature,” he said.

Van Dop Gallery is inviting New Westminster art lovers to experience an exhibition of work by Leanne M. Christie.