Local Arts

NOTE: Due to the evolving COVID-19 situation, we recommend verifying with event organizers in advance of attending any event listed here.

UPDATE March 14: This event has been postponed due to COVID-19 concerns . A small Indigenous film that’s taking on Hollywood blockbusters – and winning – is coming to New Westminster for a special screening.

Vagabond Players are present Geoffrey Nauffts' Next Fall, onstage at the Bernie Legge Theatre from April 2 to 25

Solidarity for Unist'ot'en is being postponed due to concerns over COVID-19

You have another chance to enjoy music amidst the art. The New West Artists Gallery on 12 th is hosting a Gigs in the Gallery series, with a concert coming up this Sunday, March 15.

An artist’s love of nature and the experience of solitary walks inspired the work in the current exhibition at the Gallery at Queen’s Park.

The Arts Council of New Westminster and the New West Hospice Society are joining forces for a new art exhibition.

You can enjoy a giant serving of comedy with your congee at an upcoming New West show. Laughter Zone 101 is presenting Laughter Is The Best Appetizer, happening Friday, March 13 at the Yauti Jr. Food Stall on 12 th Street.

A Burnaby ceramic artist channels the pain of living with chronic illness into art with Shards, Bone Deep, at the Amelia Douglas Gallery until April 18. Otto Kamensek has had arthritis for more than 45 years and has undergone multiple surgeries.

A modern, female-oriented reimagining of the Jekyll-and-Hyde story is coming to the stage at Douglas College.