NOVEMBER 10-16, 2005

WESTCOAST LIFE

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• ANAGNOSON AND KINTON

FIRST IMPRESSIONS THEATRE, Deep Cove
to Nov. 26

EVERGREEN CULTURAL CENTRE,
Coquitlam
8 p.m.

Written by Norm Foster, this family comedy follows Santa as he tries to grant a
special holiday wish while his elves deal
with a shortage of supplies at the North
Pole.

James Anagnoson and Leslie Kinton celebrate their 30 years as a piano duo with a
program of favorites that includes works
by Mozart, Arensky, Dvorak and Gershwin.

• WE'LL MEET AGAIN
ORPHEUMTHEATRE
2:30 p.m.
This annual Remembrance Day concert,
hosted by Dal Richards and his Orchestra,
features a nostalgic mix of music, song
and poetry popular during the world
wars.

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LOST LAGOON
LANTERN FESTIVAL

STANLEY PARK
6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
• SET: ROOM 302, BY JUDY
RADUL & GEOFFREY FARMER
ARTSPEAK
to Nov. 26
This small Gastown gallery space is
littered with courtroom wreckage
for a video and installation work by
Geoffrey Farmer and Judy Radul.
One of the old courtrooms at the
Vancouver Art Gallery is the setting for the video, which suggests
a mock trial as actors work from a
script of real court transcripts
and fictional texts.

Bring your under-the-sea themed paper
lanterns for a walk through the paths in
the park to the Vancouver Aquarium
where there will be magicians, face
painting and more. Gather at Lost Lagoon
at the foot of Albernie Street.

• SACRED SITES TOUR
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Take a self-guided tour through some
of Vancouver's religious heritage buildings, including St. Andrew's Wesley,
with its 14th Century-style tower, the
Shiv Mandir Hindu Temple, where an
explanation of Hinduism and ritual will be
offered, and Holy Resurrection Church,
which contains 36 traditional golden
icons of Christ's life. Tickets for the tour
can be picked up today at any of the participating churches. For more information, and detailed schedules, visit
www.vancouverheritagefoundation.org
and follow the links for the Sacred Sites
Tour, or call 604-264-9642.

• CHRISTMAS PET & CRAFT FAIR
AGRIPLEX, Cloverdale
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
See a K9 drill team and their dogs perform to Michael Jackson's Thriller, get a
photo of Santa with your pet and learn
about various rescue organizations at the
pet fair featuring more than 40 displays
for animals. Show also held on Saturday.
• RECENT WORK
BY DAVID CARTER
TRACEY LAWRENCE GALLERY
to Nov. 19
Photography and sculpture are combined
to create an installation centered on
aspects of magic and illusion. The artist
incorporates staged self-portraits that
evoke horror and gore.