Local Arts

The Burnaby Blues & Roots Festival is familiar territory for Rich Hope and His Evil Doers, ever since the electric Vancouver rock ‘n’ roll duo took the Deer Lake Park stage five years back.

The Camino de Santiago. An 800-kilometre spiritual pilgrimage across northern Spain to a far-off cathedral, the supposed gravesite of apostle St. James the Great.

Steve Kozak has performed his style of upbeat, foot-tapping blues for 30-some years throughout B.C. He’s toured just about every blues festival in Western Canada, except the one in his own backyard.

It’s officially summer, and with the weather getting better by the week, the City of New Westminster is bringing back its summer movie series.

School may be out for summer, but that doesn’t mean kids have to stop learning until September.

Interested in how the film industry works? The Burnaby Village Museum is offering a series of filmmaking demonstrations on Saturdays throughout the summer, in connection with its temporary summer display At the Movies.

Columnist Annie Boulanger offers up some ideas to add to your reading list this summer

You just don't get to use the word "swashbuckling" in the context of an author reading often enough. But that's exactly what the McGill branch of Burnaby Public Library has on offer.

Free Symphony in the Park concert makes its 26th appearance on Sunday, July 13

We have started a new Fill in the Blanks series, which will introduce Burnaby NOW readers to a variety of interesting folks in the arts and entertainment community.