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MUSIC

Upcoming: -

FN TERRACE COMMUNITY TAND presents their ‘Pres

Festival Concert’ at 7:30 p.m, Saturday, Jan, 30-in the R.E.M, Lee
Theatre, Tickets are $5 ($3 for students and-seniors,-and children
under 12 get in free) and are ava ilable at the door.

4 THE RANGE ROCKERS play the Terrace Curling Club Jan,
29-30 during the Legion Bonspicl,

#& BIG BARK AND THE HOWLERS will play a Saturday Jan.
30 benefit dance at the Coast Inn of the West with all proceeds
going to a trust fund for the Burkett family. Tickets $10 at Copper-
side Foods and the Inn of the West, Doors 8 p.m., band starts at 9
p.m. Door prizes and a late night buffet will be offered.

A JACK OF CLUBS plays at the Terrace Curling Club on Feb.
12 during the Ladies Valentine Bonspiel, and. THE. RANGE
ROCKERS play on the 13th.

THEATRE

_ Upcoming:

& THRILLER OF THE YEAR,.a whodunnit murder tnystery,

produced by Terrace Little Theatre plays at the McColl’ playhouse

on Kalum St. Feb, 4-6 and Feb. 11-13. Showtime is'® p.m. Tickets
$10 al Carter's Jewellers, Skeena Mall ind the Bank of Montreal.

MOVIES ©

_ & FOREVER YOUNG, starring Mel Gibson and Jamie Lee
Curtis, plays at 7:15 and 9:30 pan. Wednesday and Thursday at the
Tillicum Twin-Theatres. Home Alone 2: Lost. in New York plays
at 7 and 9: 15 p.m. |

Starting F riday:.

A& A FEW GOOD MEN starring Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson
and Demi Moore plays at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m, at the Tillicum. Home
Alone 2 plays at 7-p.m. only. Trespass with Bill Paxton plays. at
9:15 p.m: only.

ET CETERA

COMEDY DOUBLE-HEADER al Hanky Panky’ sin n the, Coast

Inn of the West on Thursday, Jan, 28 at 9 p.m. features Idaho
‘homestead’ comedian Rick Reed and Los Angeles comedian Bob
Hobbs Jr. (recently-of Arsenio Hal! fame). $3 cover charge.

& ART RENTAL paintings. of local artists are featured in the
current exhibition at- the Terrace Ari Gallery. Gallery hours are,

noon to 3 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday; 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday to
Thursday; and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays, |

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Gallery
calendar

Art gallery patrons can look
forward to a series of imaginative
and interesting exhibitions this
year.

The year kicks off with a dis-
play of the Terrace Art Associa-
tion's art rental program.

The art rental program started
Jast year and has expanded to. in-
clude the work of more than 20
local artists.

The art rental show is an op-
portunity to look at local art, and
even rentsome of it fora while. °

The show runs through until:
Jan. 31.

Visitors to the gallery. will also.
nolice a new face. Jill Whiting
has been hired as the new part-
time gallery coordinator. She.
came here from Ottawa,

Upcoming shows at the gallery
also include:

* Multi-Media °93 (Feb. 3-28);
A curated show of the work of art
gallery. members. There will be
people’s choice award. winners
named, and the winning works
will be bung at the 10th Anniver-
sary Show. Deadline for submis-
sions is Jan.29. Opens Feb. 5.

* 10th Anniversary Show
(Mar. 3-31): A show: including.
works that were on display when
the gallery first opened-its doors:
on Mar. 18, 1983, Opens Mar. 5. |

+ Kitimat Art Association

- Group Show (Apr. 2-28).

* Spring Art Falr (Apr. 30:
May 1).
* Art Rental Show (May 4-9), ;
* Caledonia Installation Show

(May 11-31), :
* Marylou Westman, Jo Kil”
bach, and Vikki MacKay (June:
2-30): A display of pottery and-
painting. Opening June 5.
* Members’ Show (uly 26
Aug. 31)
* Where the People Gather:

(Sept. 2-26): The photography of.

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' ROR RENT: Art gallery attendant Jill Whiting hangs this painting — Orchids and Bottles — by Tere Vite Jedsei highlighis’ ne

race artist Dave Comfort in thegallery's art rental show. The Jan. 1-31 exhibition features works of OF, Nisga’a’’ totem pole Carver’

_ local artists which can be rented for a nominal fee {around $10 per month). ; Norman Tait.

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