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WEST VANCOUVER ARTS FESTIVAL MOTHER'S DAY Park Royal Shopping ^Centre is planning a C h i l dren's Festival for M a y 10, 11 and 12 to celebrate Mother's Day. They're looking for volunteers from the community to do the following: work with children teaching art in the ·mall, give art lessons, theme exhibiting, on-thespot portraiture and the making of gifts. For further information, contact K e l l y at 922-3211 or L y n n at 922-1110. Harmony is the title for West Vancouver's first arts festival and while the title is sedate, the planned events will add unexpected excitement to the quiet community. The Harmony Arts Festival will take place August 12through 18. 1991, on the beaches and in restaurants, parks and business areas of West Vancouver. Planned to entertain the inquisitive mind, there will be daily opportunities, both in the visual and musical arts. Harmony will feature up and coming artists and musicians from the North Shore, as well as select outside music entertainers. "Harmony w i l l mean cultural entertainment for West Vancouver residents and visitors alike. Plans include nightly music concerts in West Vancouver parks and restaurants, children's entertainment, artists working in action, and ' A r t Beat,' which will transform merchant areas into a walking art tour." explained Betsy Waterburv. Chair-person of the Harmony Arts Festival. She also noted an entire day (August 18) will be set aside for a tour of North Shore artists' studios. This tour of artist's studios is one o f the few ticketed events o f the festival. With a single ticket, participants will gain access to a large number of North Shore home studios. The Ferry Building and other local art galleries will also participate in the Festival with special shows focusing on cultural harmony. The Harmony Arts Festival will celebrate the local talent on the North Shore and all those underlying cultural influences which add richness to their creations. It's an event to put on your calendar! For more information contact Colleen Reed. Festival Manager at 925-3605. INTRODUCING T H E CENTENNIAL COMMUNITY SHOWCASE The strategy for the 1991 Festival is to develop and expand a program of community involvement. The creation of local Community showcase opportunity for North Shore talent is a new innovation for the B.C. Festival of the Arts. The community focus will compliment traditional activities of the B . C . Festival of the Arts by bringing a strong flavour to the event, allowing more of the general public to participate first-hand in the Festival. Thereby, helping to stimulate a significant celebration of the Arts on the North Shore and inevitably setting the stage for encouraging an annual North Shore Arts Festival. The local Community Showcase will take place on the Festival site located at Lonsdale Avenue along Twenty-third (23rd) Street. The streetscape and surroundings will promote an array of free public performances and special events, including a " R a i n " celebration and concert. Accordingly, the ARTS VCCI SS M'KIl MAY l « l combination of the B . C . Festival of the Arts workshops, exhibitions and competitions, with the Community Showcase events will create a critical mass of activities and a celebratory coming together of all North Shore residents. For more i n formation call: Louis Cotsiris - 987-6914 Publicist & Marketing Co-ordinator T H E B.C. FESTIVAL O F T H E ARTS IN N O R T H V A N C O U V E R B R I G H T E R AND M O R E E X C I T I N G IN '91 Tin- nisikin MIKIH V \ M m \ \u ^ütiwjfuüfitf (Citizen To mark the District of North Vancouver's 100th Birthday, the Centennial Committee is pleased to invite the nomination of District Residents, who have distinguished themselves in a particular field of endeavour, for recognition as Distinguished Citizens. For nomination forms or further information please contact: Ms. Ka> Stale) Centennial Coordinator District Municipal Hall 355 West Queens Road North Va Tel: 987 7 1 . 1 1 T H E DISTRICT O F N O R T H V A N C O U V E R CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS C O M M I T T E E 9