Local Arts

The longstanding arts group has pivoted to a virtual market in the face of COVID-19

The culmination of a three-year UBC research project, In There Out Here has shifted from a live installation at North Burnaby Neighbourhood House to a virtual exhibition

William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar is reimagined as a radio play in a new Douglas College production - and two Burnaby actors are part of the action.

Burnaby artists are part of the 24th annual Culture Crawl, which runs over two weekends Nov. 12 to 15 and Nov. 19 to 22

Burnaby dance artists are stepping into the spotlight at The Dance Centre. The centre is presenting both in-theatre and online performances as part of its current season – and two of its upcoming November performances feature Burnaby dancers.

North Burnaby residents are being invited to take part in a collaborative community film project.

The Shadbolt Centre for the Arts is expanding its livestreamed concert lineup to include jazz nights on Sundays. The Shadbolt has just announced Cellarstream, a new series of jazz and soul concerts running every Sunday in November.

Art lovers, be sure to note this one on your calendars: Deer Lake Gallery has a new exhibition opening next weekend. Liminal Home, featuring work by Natalie Robinson, is set to open Saturday, Oct. 24 starting at noon.

Burnaby performers will be front and centre when the Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival returns this month. The 17 th annual festival is set to take place from Wednesday, Oct. 28 to Sunday, Nov.

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.