Grab a pen and paper, put on imaginary armour, and get ready to storm the castle in the potential new comedy series Roll for Damage, a project by Max Mitchell and Adam Pateman in the CBC ComedyCoup competition.
Father and daughter Ewan McNeil and Jessie McNeil are the latest artists to have their work on display in the Amelia Douglas Gallery at the Douglas College New Westminster campus. From October 23 to December 12, Under the Same Roof will feature Ewanâs sculptures and Jessieâs figurative collages as well as a collaborative large mural spread across the exterior wall of the Laura C. Muir Theatre.
Imagine walking along a downtown Vancouver street and seeing a man on the sidewalk working on a painting. Would you notice him? Would you ask to see his artwork?
From Alexander the Great to the war on terror, the War Stories Literary Gala covered a wide range of war-themed stories with four local authorsâAnnabel Lyon, J.J. Lee, Marilyn Norry, and Kathryn Paraâat Anvil Centre Theatreâs inaugural cultural event on October 3.
New Westminster is full of historical sites and itâs about to receive another. A new monument based on the famous World War II photograph âWait for Me Daddyâ will be unveiled in Hyack Square
This summer, you could go to the beach, read a book, and listen to music. Or you could do all of that in Atlantic Canada for course credit as part of Douglas Collegeâs first ever Canadian Maritime Field School!
When actor Mark Murray began writing a stage play about his life growing up with Deaf parents, it seemed like just another school project.
Amelia Douglas Galleryâs latest art exhibit, GreenLinks 2014: Urban Oases, explores the changing definition of what an oasis is in todayâs urban landscapes.
Horror fiction and childrenâs books arenât two genres one would expect to mix, but author Bruce Brown has successfully combined them in his Howard Lovecraft graphic novel trilogy.
The Douglas College menâs and womenâs soccer teams are off to a good start with solid opening games at their home field in Coquitlam.
