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THIS AND THAT AND SOME OTHER STUFF 1991 VANCOUVER CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL Tickets for the 1991 V a n c o u v e r C h i l d r e n ' s Festival go on sale Saturday. M a r c h 23 at 9:30 a.m. at Ticketmaster outlets, Eaton's and W o o d w a r d ' s stores and Infocentres throughout the province. This year's Festival w i l l be held M a y 13-20 in V a n i e r Park, once again extending over the V i c t o r i a Day long weekend. Nineteen companies from six countries w i l l be presented in ticketed performances with an additional 17 B . C . artists and groups roving the site and performing on the Esso F a m i l y Stage. The 1991 line-up w i l l include theatre from Australia, A l a s k a and England; comedy and singing cowboys from the United States; and, for the first time, a centrepiece o f three productions from southern A f r i c a . The Festival is pleased to welcome a marimba ensemble and a storyteller from South A f rica and a rousing choral company from Z i m b a b w e . Canadian performers include Charlotte D i a m o n d , Fred Penner. N o r m a n Foote, the Potato People, Green T h u m b Theatre and C o a d Canada Puppets. For further press information please call Jackie Asante or V a l e r i e H e n n e l l at 687-7697. Festival schedules are available now at all ticket outlets, libraries, community centres and at Pacific Press. A special C h i l d r e n ' s Festival supplement w i l l be published in The Province newspaper on Sunday M a r c h 17. The Festival programme w i l l be distributed in The Province A p r i l 28. T o add your name to the Festival m a i l i n g list, please call 687-7697. Tickets may be purchased in person or by phone or mail order. T o order by phone call 280-4444. For mail orders write Ticketmaster, 1304 Hornby Street, Vancouver, B . C . V 6 Z 1W6. (cont. from page 13) "The Art of Mutual Affair" 1991 A n A r t E x h i b i t i o n and A u c t i o n held to raise funds for the mentally handicapped on the North Shore. Hosted by The North Shore Association for the M e n t a l l y Handicapped with support from The West Vancouver C o m m u n i t y Arts C o u n c i l . Performance art by: K a t h r y n Schlemmer, E l l i n Harvey, Shawn M c D o n a l d . Brian Stanhope on piano. Dates: F r i d a y . M a y 31, 1991 & Saturday, June 1, 1991 Place: K l e e W y c k Arts Centre, 200 Keith Road, West V a n c o u v e r A d m i s s i o n : $10.00 by & R S V P only Contact: Pamela MacDonald 984-9321 office, 688-1940 residence T H E C O M M U N I T Y ARTS COUNCIL OF VANCOUVER Presents W R I T E R S O U T L O U D III. T h i s reading and panel discussion series is o r i ented towards vital current issues affecting writers and the reading public. T o be held at the C A C G a l l e r y , 837 D a v i e St., V a n c o u ver. O n A p r i l 4, at 8:00 p.m., the panel w i l l discuss C R E A T I V E D O C U M E N T A R Y ; Trevor Carolan, essayist, poet. John M u n r o , biographer, editor, Susan Crean, essayist, critic, and Peter C . N e w m a n , author, c o l umnist, M a c L e a n ' s . P O E T S A N D C I T Y S C A P E S , A p r i l 25 at 8 p.m. completes the series; Bruce Serafin, critic, editor, The Vancouver Review. Gerry Gilbert, poet, C a r o l y n Z o n a i l o , poet/editor, and Carmen Rodriguez, poet, editor, A q u e larre. A d m i s s i o n for each evening of Writers Out L o u d III is $5. at the door. C o m m u n i t y Arts C o u n c i l members, students and seniors: $4. For further information call Charlene M c A l l i s t e r at 683-4358. A l l artists are donating 5 0 % of artwork sales to our programs and services for the mentally handicapped on the North Shore. A d m i s s i o n includes: Refreshments, Hors d'oeuvres. Valet Parking, Presentations, O p e n i n g Ceremonies, A u c t i o n etc. Artwork includes: Watercolour, A c r y l i c , O i l , M u l t i media, Pencil Drawings, Photography, Sculpture, Glass, Handcrafted Jewelry, Pottery and Paper M a c h e . Participating Artists to date: W e are representing artists from British C o l u m b i a , O n tario and the A m e r i c a n Watercolour Society. Deborah Putnam, Tamara Schollermann, Janice Robertson, M a r k e G . A . Mazeppa, Ian F r y , Sharon Christian, Joel Berman, M a r g Selkirk, Georges Gamache, Boomer Jerritt, Bruce M u i r . A n n e - M a r i e Nehring. R o n Tribe, Betty K e l l o g g , Jerry E l l i s A W S N W S , D r e w Burnham, J i l l E v i s o n , Jane Ford, M i c h e l i n e L a R o s e , Frank Townsley, Alan Wylie, Richard McDiarmid, Kiff H o l l a n d , N a o m i M a r k s C o h e n , Michael B i n k l e y , G l e n L i n t o n , Bruce Brisson, Raymond C h o w A R T S A C C E S S A P R I L / M A Y 1991 C O L O U R LASER I M A G E S North Park Royal Coquitlam Cellular 922-9485 FAX 926-3384 941-3132 FAX 464-0103 657-1485 14