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Video: West Vancouver piano prodigies to play at Carnegie Hall

Video: West Vancouver piano prodigies to play at Carnegie Hall

‘I like performing, especially when people clap at the end,’ says eight-year-old who has already shared the stage with the North Shore Symphony Orchestra
Tom Lavin and the Legendary Powder Blues are coming to the North Shore

Tom Lavin and the Legendary Powder Blues are coming to the North Shore

The iconic genre-splicing band will play in West Vancouver this weekend
Tragedy helps local author discover importance of North Shore community

Tragedy helps local author discover importance of North Shore community

Snider’s book, a part of this year’s North Shore Author’s Collection, highlights how tragic events can rally a community
Polygon's latest exhibition helps make sense of seismic world events

Polygon's latest exhibition helps make sense of seismic world events

Three artists come together for this large scale exhibition on processing epoch-making events
New film documents North Vancouver cyclist's 10-mountain endurance ride

New film documents North Vancouver cyclist's 10-mountain endurance ride

'Only a Ride' shows Anthony Boussetta completing a gruelling feat while also facing down challenges with mental health
Navvy Jack's ship-saving rooster struts his stuff in West Van public art

Navvy Jack's ship-saving rooster struts his stuff in West Van public art

The raucous bird was one of the first navigating aids to mariners off West Vancouver, according to historical accounts
New documentary shines light on Canada’s deepest, longest caves

New documentary shines light on Canada’s deepest, longest caves

It’s true exploration where no person has gone before, says North Vancouver producer Jenny Rustemeyer
North Shore artists commended for contribution to First Nations art

North Shore artists commended for contribution to First Nations art

Xwalacktun and Klatle-Bhi were two of four recipients of 2023’s Polygon Award in First Nations Art
Conversation is key for the 150 artists set to exhibit at this weekend's North Shore Art Crawl

Conversation is key for the 150 artists set to exhibit at this weekend's North Shore Art Crawl

Artists of all kinds will showcase their wares across 69 locations, spanning galleries, studios, art schools, community centres and businesses.
The Sea to Sky's Britannia Mine Museum gets spooky for Halloween

The Sea to Sky's Britannia Mine Museum gets spooky for Halloween

The museum will open some Halloween-themed activities in October, plus other exhibits that will last into 2024.