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FIRST NIGHT - NEW YEAR'S E V E is looking for artists to perform and help widi ideas in die Third Annual Celebration of die Arts on Dec. 31, 1989. Proposals for Outdoor programming, performing Artists and Visual and Environmental Art should be made A.S.A.P. (deadline was May 31, but good proposals should be still accepted in June). Call 669-9894 for detaUs on submitting a proposal. CRAFT FAIRS JURYING at Vandusan Botanical Gardens is held regularly. Call Lyn at 263-2363 or Chris at 926-0488 for information. MedaUic Sculpture Magazine is compiling a list of artists interested in submitting work to juried exhibition in Canada and internationally. Contact Susan Murar, Box 142, Stratford, Ont. N5A 6S8, (519) 271-9333. BANFF CENTRE - THE LEIGHTON ARTIST COLONY -- a working retreat for professional artists. Banff Centre 762-6216. ART SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS wanting to continue their art education. CSEA National Office, 3186 Newbound Court, Maltón, Ont. L4T 1R9. VISUAL ARTS NEWSLETTER is a publication of Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism. It's a great source of information for the visual artist. It is mailed FREE OF CHARGE. Send name and address to VISUAL ARTS NEWSLETTER, Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism, 10158 - 103 Street, Edmonton, Alta. T5J 0X6. Simon Fraser University CENTRE FOR THE ARTS Summer Institute 1989 offers four intensive programs for advanced and professional students in Contemporary Dance, Voice, Music: Music of Two Cultures and Visual Arts: The Critical Practice of Art. Info. 291-3603. METCHOSIN INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL OF THE ARTS at Pearson College in Victoria offers summer courses in Ceramics, Basketry, 8 Drawing, Textiles, Painting and more. July 23 - Aug. 5. Phone 384-1698. IMAGES OF YESTERDAY, a heritage photo contest, is sponsored by the City of North Vancouver Heritage Advisory Committee. Prizes in the cokiur, black and white, and historic photo categories, consist of a $50 cash award, a 8 " x 10 " framed copy of the winning photo and publication in die North Shore News. The deadline is June 30, 1989. For more information, call City Hall at 985-7761 (local 216). ARTS UMBRELLA SUMMER CAMP '89: visual and performing art classes for ages 3 to 18, such as Creative Dance, Clay and Wood sculpture. Drama and Theatre workshop, painting and Drawing, and Animation. Session 1: July 4 - 1 7 Session 2: July 18-31 Register eariy, forms are available at the Information Centre and Arts Umbrella. Info.: 681-5268 HOLLYHOCK, a workshop and reti-eat centre on the beautiiiil Cortes Island, offers workshops in the practical, creative and healing arts. Examples are Clowning, Singing, The Creative Nudge (by Ann Mortifee), Basket Weaving, Writing, Wood carving and Sculpure, and Watercolour painting. Info.: 935-6465 NORTH SHORE ARTS NEWS is losing for pen and ink sketches by North Shore artists to feature in future issues. No remuneration but good exposure. Call 988-6844 for more information. SEYMOUR ART GALLERY in Deqi Cove is holding a JURIED DRAWING COMPETFTION open to B .C. residents. All drawing media acceptable. Juiymg fee $10. Deadline for submissions is Sept. 25. Info. 929-7981. ISLAND MOUNTAIN ARTS, Box 65, Wells, B.C. VOK 2R8. Summer school begins July 29di and offers courses in visual and performing arts. Special features are: a puppet course for mentally handicapped adults and a folk harp workshop.