During the second week senior piano, voice, music
theatre and choirs will perform.

The scholarship competition will be held Thurs-

day evening, April 9, in the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. A
selection of performers who have excelled in indi-
vidual competitions will compete for major scholar-
ships and the right to represent the Northwest at the
B.C. Festival of the Arts in Vernon at the end of
May.

All the performances during the Pacific North-
west Music Festival are open to the public and are
free of charge, with the exception of the scholarship
competition and the Gala Performance April 11 for
which there is a charge of $5 per seat.

The festival committee encourages people in the
Terrace area to become directly involved in the
festival, Anyone who can help with organizing in any
way is urged to contact committee president Marilyn
Kerr (635-3768) or secretary Irene Kuhar (635-3215).
Musical ability is not a requirement.

Offers of space are also appreciated — the
Terrace-Thornhill Band Parents are attempting to
find billets for all those band students from Fort St.
John.

‘The complete, 120-page festival program is now
available at Terrace Sight and Sound. For a general
schedule of events see next week’s Terrace Review.

THREE TERRACE WORKS
GO TO PROVINCIAL SHOW

' The Prince Rupert Community Arts Council was
once again the host of the Northwest Regional Juried
Art Show, exhibited at the Prince Rupert Performing
Arts Centre.

The show was juried March 7 and works of three
Terrace artists were among those chosen to represent
the region in the provincial show. The Northwest
show will remain on display in the lobby at the
Prince Rupert Performing Arts Centre until March
30.

The delegates chosen from this show go on to
represent the northwest at the B.C. Festival of the
Arts visual arts component, Images and Objects. This
year the festival will be held in Vernon May 27 to 31.

Terrace artists with works chosen to go to Images

_ and Objects are watercolourist Diane Myhr, carver

Gordon Stokkeland, and Jane Turner, working in
chalk pastel.

Other northwest artists chosen are Caril
Chasens, Tom McHarg and Don Monet of Hazelton;
Frank Eberman of Houston, Des. Edwards and
Albertina Steinbock of Kitimat, Jan Lemon of Oona
River and Susan Fricker, Barbara Greene, Miss
Nomer (Wild Dog) & M.E., Nicole Rudderham and

R.E.M. Lee Theatre |

* March 28 — Harps International, presented by the
Terrace Concert Society.

* April 1-11 — Pacific Northwest Music Festival

i The Terrace Inn
* Gigi’s — until March 21, Double Exposure
* March 23-28, Gun-Shy

Northern Motor Inn, George’s Pub
* Until March 21, Gordon of Smithers entertains
* March 23-April 4, Harvest Moon

! Thornhill Neighbourhood Pub

¢ Sundays, 7 p.m. — Crib tourneys

* April 1, 8 p.m. — Spring and Summer Fashions
presented by Jeans North. Entertainment and door
prizes. No coverage charge.

Northwest Arts And Entertainment Calendar

Bavarian Inn
¢ March 28 — Spring Start dinner and dance.

Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13
© March 20, 21, 27 & 28 — line dancing to the Jack
o’Clubs

Kitimat Centennial Museum |
® Until April 4 — Insights ’92 - the youth of Kitimat
display their tremendous talent.

Terrace Public Art Gallery

* Until March 25 — B.C. Young Artists exhibition,
co-ordinated by Emily Carr College of Art and
Design Outreach Program.

* March 28, 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. — Spring Arts and
Crafts Show. .

Terrace Review — March 20, 1992