Local Arts

Jane Emerick [email protected] You can't miss the posters, so now see the show that promises to entertain with tales of what people think about but wouldn't dare to speak about.

Twenty-one entertainers, including seven local rock bands, vocal artists, dancers, and bagpipe players will be performing their hearts out to be hailed as this year's Star Search winner next Friday (June 9).

Take 5: An Evening of One-Act Plays makes good on its promise of delivery an evening of entertainment appealing to people on different levels. A diverse cast round out the plays, which are funny, sad, enlightening and above all, enjoyable to watch.

The only problem with Howe Sound Secondary School's production of is it is not running long enough for everyone in town to see this overwhelmingly entertaining show.

Lately there has been an absolute boom in crazy word competition movies. Movies about Scrabble, spelling bee competitions and crossword puzzles (all available at our fantastic library by the way).

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Rose Da Silva (Mitchell) and her daughter Sharon (Ferland) travel to the ghost town, Silent Hill in West Virginia, in search of answers to her daughter's mysterious sleepwalking.

Squamish's community chorus, the Sea to Sky Singers, takes the stage Saturday night (April 29) for its annual spring concert at the Squamish Baptisth Church.

Take the show 24, and it's leading actor Kiefer Sutherland, throw in a conspiracy to assassinate the President of the United States, use the typical Hollywood action formula, add a handful of predicable moments and a few inconsistencies, and make it

Steven Hill [email protected] Fans of folk rock and the electro acoustic genres may want to head to the Howe Sound Inn and Brew Pub tonight (April 28) to catch a few sets from scheduled band Lotus.