The Burnaby-based Down Syndrome Foundation is hosting LemonAid, a fundraiser on May 23 at the River Rock Show Theatre in Richmond, and a well-known figure from the hit TV show Glee will be there.
Dave Benning is rocking the art world with his ultra-lifelike acrylic paintings.
- Ana Moura performs Sunday, March 3, 8 p.m. at the North Shore Credit Union Centre for the Performing Arts as part of the Global Roots series. Tickets are $35/$32 available at tickets.capilanou.ca
SOMETHING old, something new in rotation on the playlist:
When it comes to mathematics, some students see the subject as more of a prerequisite than something fun and exciting. Be it the supposed difficulty of the subject matter itself, or having to learn the difference between terms like sine and cosine, math is often looked upon as something of a chore, nothing more.
The internal odometer on this increasingly creaking and battered body rolled over the 50-year mark last weekend - I hope everybody enjoyed the Monday holiday the government proclaimed to mark the occasion; I thought it was a nice, appropriate gesture - and as much as I would like to deny it, too often I find myself thinking more like a curmudgeon than I did in my younger days.
- The Rolling Stones 1972. By Jim Marshall Chronicle Books, 168 pages, $28.95.
IT may be uncool to take organized tours when you travel, but in a big, unfamiliar city they sure beat trying to follow the terse advice of a guidebook - not to mention fighting traffic.
STRANGELY, in British slang, calling something "pants" means it is terrible, while "dog's bollocks" means it is excellent.
It speaks, perhaps, to gardening. To travel. To reading books, to mastering chess, to cruising to Alaska, to going to night school to learn a second language.
"I see a red door and I want to paint it black," Mick Jagger once sang.
"I see a red door and I want to paint it black," Mick Jagger once sang.
Austin, Texas-based guitarist Ian Moore returns to the Semiahmoo Peninsula for a May 11 gig at Blue Frog studio/concert hall in White Rock, which follows a date for him last fall at the Rhumba Room bar in South Surrey.
A quintet of professional musicians took their passion for the Rolling Stones to a new level recently, with the creation of a tribute band called Heart of Stone.
LOCAL rockers Liftoff have no illusions about what it takes to break into the U.S. market.
IN a club just off Granville Street the band is dishing out the kind of gritty, nasty, rock 'n' roll that can mortify a mother at 40 paces.