September 19, 2012

Happy Birthday Burnaby!

Jersey Day

0pm Sunday, September 23, 1:30-4:3 ary Libr tie Prit Civic Square & Bob ugh & McKay) 6100 Willingdon Ave (Kingsboro

Friday, September 28 | Free!

. le family as Burnaby Celebrates 120 Enjoy an afternoon of fun for the who e mak ect, proj art ity in our commun Catch live stage performances, join ted by A Star Art Parlour, play pain face r you get a birthday party hat, hunt at the library, join in a walking parachute games, go on a scavenger – Then & Now and more. tour, catch a slide show of Burnaby Scavenger Hunt at Bob Prittie Library 1-5pm 1:30-2:15pm

Dixie Star Storytelling

1:30-4:30pm

Burnaby – Then & Now Slideshow

9am-9pm

Weight & Cardio Room (14 yrs +)

9am-9pm

Weight Room

Check for times 12noon-1pm

Project

12noon-1pm 1:30-3:30pm

Let’s Play – Games & Crafts!

David Pereira

Free

munities nationwide as part of Jersey Day is being celebrated in com rt your favourite jersey and drop by Sports Day in Canada. Be sure to spo eational activities. Try something community facilities for some free recr grab your family and friends and get new or do something you love, just out there and be active.

12noon

“Burnaby Reflections” Community Arts

Be Active for

3:30-6pm

2:30-3:15pm

Kellie Haines (Ventriloquist)

6:10-8:30pm 6:15-7:15pm

Sports Sampler

3:30-4:15pm

son Magic Show 2 Go with Matthew John

Family Gym & Games Room (5-12 yrs with adult)

7-9pm

Sports Swim

8:40-10:40pm

Follow us: facebook.com/cityofburnaby @burnabyparksrec

burnaby.ca/celebrate120

Bonsor Bonsor Bill Copeland

Family Hockey (8-17 yrs with adult) Badminton/Basketball (18 yrs +)

create participate celebrate

Cameron Edmonds/Eastburn Cameron Bonsor t) Kensington

Family Skate (17 yrs & under with adul Free Swim (All ages)

6:30-8pm

8:15-9:15pm

Confederation

Public Skate (All Ages) Badminton/Basketball (13 yrs +) Youth/Seniors Snooker Tournament Totally Teens (13-18 yrs)

6:30-8pm

Confederation

Swim Clinic & Workout H.E.A.T. Aquafit Class

Neighbourhood Walking Tours with

6:30-8pm

Edmonds 55+

Senior Games Medal Challenge Sports Jersey Parade (55 yrs +)

2pm & 3:30pm

4-6pm

Willingdon

CG Brown Pool Willingdon Eileen Dailly Pool Kensington Cameron

burnaby.ca/celebrate120

Culture Days

Celebrate at the VillaGe!

Have Fun!

Burnaby in Motion

September 28-30

Vintage and modern-day riding toys are available for all ages, transportation-related crafts for kids, and vintage buses from the Transit Museum Society. Don’t miss the TraiNgang’s model railway display. Coming by bike? Use the secure parking services of BEST’s Bicycle Valet Service.

Saturday, September 29-Sunday, September 30 11am-4:30pm | FREE Gate Adm ission Carousel Rides $2.30 each All aboard for a weekend of transpor tation-related fun at the Burnaby Village Museum. The Museum once again opens its gates for free as we Celebrate Burnaby 120 along with the 100th Anniversary of the Interurban 1223 Tram. Drop by for activities, ente rtainment, and demonstrations throughout the 10-a cre site.

Nic Vandergugten, Bridge Work III (detail), 2012, Linocut, Image courtesy of the artist

Get Informed!

Burnaby Village Museum

Saturday, September 29, 12noon

-5pm

Richard W. Major Art Group Annivers ary Exhibition 7-9pm The Richard W. Major Art Group is celeb rating their 40 year anniversary. The exhibition features works by its mem bers. Exhibit continues until October 9.

Capture Culture Digital Photograph ic Exhibition 7-9pm This juried digital exhibition of photogr aphic work from local photographers showcases and celebrates the culture of Burnaby. Exhibit continues Saturday , September 29 & Sunday, September 30, 10am-4pm

Saturday, September 29

10am 11am

Saturday, September 29, 9am-4pm Free Interactive Workshops Sunday, September 30, 10am-3pm Free Interactive Workshops Email info@burnabyartscouncil.org for more information.

1pm 2pm 3pm

Sunday, September 30

Live Drawing Session with Tony O’Re gan 12noon-2pm Instructor Tony O’Regan leads participa nts through a live drawing session featuring a varie ty of models.

Supplies provided.

Tango Workshop 12:45-1:45pm Enjoy a tango demonstration and lesso n with dancers Susanna Domingues and Sant iago Yanez.

The Art of Japanese Tea 2:30-3:3 0pm Artist-in-Residence Robert Stickney and guest Fumi Shimano (Japanese Tea Specialist) shar e information about the history of Japanese Tea and an explanation of the ceremony along with its cultu ral significance.

Matcha Tea is served to participants.

Live at the ‘Bolt

Stories on Wheels presented by Pang

ea Arts

Dance Performances: Works in Prog

ress with Salomé Díaz

12noon Voice Performance with Miri am Davi

Shadbolt Centre of the Arts

Performances 11am-4:30pm 11:30am-3:30pm 11:30am, 12:30pm & 1:30pm 1pm, 2:15pm & 3:20pm

Burnaby Arts Council Friday, September 28, 5-7pm Dedication to the Tree

burnabyartscouncil.org

Raku Firing with Linda Doherty 12n oon-2pm Linda Doherty leads participants thro ugh the process of embellishing raku tea bowls. Return on Sunday, Septemb er 30 for an explanation of the Japanese tea ceremony and its cultu ral significance.

A day dedicated to the art of Linocut.

Linocut is a printmaking technique derived from woodcut, in which ima ges are created by cutting into a linoleum surface with a sharp knif e, V-shaped chisel or gouge. To make a print, the carved linoleum shee t is inked with a brayer, and then impressed onto paper or fabric. If you ’re a fan of printmaking this is not to be missed. » Hundreds of Linocut prints are on display and on sale by local artists including: Heather Aston, Richard Tetr ault, Gary Sim, Pat Beaton, Hannah Bennett, James Mah, Carolyn Mount, Alexa Thomas, Kelly Hayden, Susan Gransby and Nic Vandergugten. » Free artist talks and demos through out the day with; Nic Vandergugten, Gary Sims, Susan Gransby, Torrie Gro ening and Avis Rasmussen. » Free Family Drop-in printing project with Printmaker Hannah Bennett.

While you at the gallery, be sure to chec k out the current exhibitions: » Holly Schmidt: The Moveable Feast » Micah Lexier: Working as a Drawing

Group/Act The Bicycle Valet Antique Show & Tell Stories on Wheels Richard Tyce, Accordionist

On Saturday, there is a series of pres entations at the museum’s Discovery Room about the history of the B.C. Electric Railway. Presentations are free and open to the public, however pre-registration is reco mmended.

Pre-register by calling the museum at 604-297-4565.

Friday, September 28

Linofest

Performances 11am-4:30pm 11:30am, 12:30pm & 1:30pm 1pm, 2:15pm & 3:20pm

Sunday, September 30

Shadbolt Celebrates Culture Days

Burnaby Art Gallery

Spirit Tree Festival

Saturday, September 29

Group/Act The Bicycle Valet Golden Hair Sousa’s Saxes

Friday, September 21, 7-10pm Atrium | Free admission

dson Flamenco Demonstration & Lesson with Stephanie Pedraza Roving Accordion with Joel DeStefan o

Opening Act: The Bank Dogs

Magic Show with Alex Seaman

Inner Ring Circus

These four young East Vancouver musicians are now recording their debut album, but have played together for four years at shows all over Vancouver.

It’s a mad world of aerials, acrobatics and brain-teasing visuals that you don’t want to miss.

Nature Alight Community Project with artist Nicole Dextras Nicole Dextras is a local environmental artist and a member of the Artisland Network. Participate in free workshops led by the artist to make leaf lanterns to add to an outdoor chandelier which will be lit on Saturday, September 29 between 5-7pm.

7 days.

7 companies.

One idea.

Saturday, September 29 8pm | Free admission

Witness one concept through the eyes of seven top-tiered artists from a variety of disciplines and see it come to life, seven different ways, in only seven days. They‘ll go from inspiration to creation in just 168 hours with no limits except the 14 minute performance time.

The City of Burnaby gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Province of British Columbia. Historical photos courtesy of the City of Burnaby Archives.

Culture Days

Celebrate at the VillaGe!

Have Fun!

Burnaby in Motion

September 28-30

Vintage and modern-day riding toys are available for all ages, transportation-related crafts for kids, and vintage buses from the Transit Museum Society. Don’t miss the TraiNgang’s model railway display. Coming by bike? Use the secure parking services of BEST’s Bicycle Valet Service.

Saturday, September 29-Sunday, September 30 11am-4:30pm | FREE Gate Adm ission Carousel Rides $2.30 each All aboard for a weekend of transpor tation-related fun at the Burnaby Village Museum. The Museum once again opens its gates for free as we Celebrate Burnaby 120 along with the 100th Anniversary of the Interurban 1223 Tram. Drop by for activities, ente rtainment, and demonstrations throughout the 10-a cre site.

Nic Vandergugten, Bridge Work III (detail), 2012, Linocut, Image courtesy of the artist

Get Informed!

Burnaby Village Museum

Saturday, September 29, 12noon

-5pm

Richard W. Major Art Group Annivers ary Exhibition 7-9pm The Richard W. Major Art Group is celeb rating their 40 year anniversary. The exhibition features works by its mem bers. Exhibit continues until October 9.

Capture Culture Digital Photograph ic Exhibition 7-9pm This juried digital exhibition of photogr aphic work from local photographers showcases and celebrates the culture of Burnaby. Exhibit continues Saturday , September 29 & Sunday, September 30, 10am-4pm

Saturday, September 29

10am 11am

Saturday, September 29, 9am-4pm Free Interactive Workshops Sunday, September 30, 10am-3pm Free Interactive Workshops Email info@burnabyartscouncil.org for more information.

1pm 2pm 3pm

Sunday, September 30

Live Drawing Session with Tony O’Re gan 12noon-2pm Instructor Tony O’Regan leads participa nts through a live drawing session featuring a varie ty of models.

Supplies provided.

Tango Workshop 12:45-1:45pm Enjoy a tango demonstration and lesso n with dancers Susanna Domingues and Sant iago Yanez.

The Art of Japanese Tea 2:30-3:3 0pm Artist-in-Residence Robert Stickney and guest Fumi Shimano (Japanese Tea Specialist) shar e information about the history of Japanese Tea and an explanation of the ceremony along with its cultu ral significance.

Matcha Tea is served to participants.

Live at the ‘Bolt

Stories on Wheels presented by Pang

ea Arts

Dance Performances: Works in Prog

ress with Salomé Díaz

12noon Voice Performance with Miri am Davi

Shadbolt Centre of the Arts

Performances 11am-4:30pm 11:30am-3:30pm 11:30am, 12:30pm & 1:30pm 1pm, 2:15pm & 3:20pm

Burnaby Arts Council Friday, September 28, 5-7pm Dedication to the Tree

burnabyartscouncil.org

Raku Firing with Linda Doherty 12n oon-2pm Linda Doherty leads participants thro ugh the process of embellishing raku tea bowls. Return on Sunday, Septemb er 30 for an explanation of the Japanese tea ceremony and its cultu ral significance.

A day dedicated to the art of Linocut.

Linocut is a printmaking technique derived from woodcut, in which ima ges are created by cutting into a linoleum surface with a sharp knif e, V-shaped chisel or gouge. To make a print, the carved linoleum shee t is inked with a brayer, and then impressed onto paper or fabric. If you ’re a fan of printmaking this is not to be missed. » Hundreds of Linocut prints are on display and on sale by local artists including: Heather Aston, Richard Tetr ault, Gary Sim, Pat Beaton, Hannah Bennett, James Mah, Carolyn Mount, Alexa Thomas, Kelly Hayden, Susan Gransby and Nic Vandergugten. » Free artist talks and demos through out the day with; Nic Vandergugten, Gary Sims, Susan Gransby, Torrie Gro ening and Avis Rasmussen. » Free Family Drop-in printing project with Printmaker Hannah Bennett.

While you at the gallery, be sure to chec k out the current exhibitions: » Holly Schmidt: The Moveable Feast » Micah Lexier: Working as a Drawing

Group/Act The Bicycle Valet Antique Show & Tell Stories on Wheels Richard Tyce, Accordionist

On Saturday, there is a series of pres entations at the museum’s Discovery Room about the history of the B.C. Electric Railway. Presentations are free and open to the public, however pre-registration is reco mmended.

Pre-register by calling the museum at 604-297-4565.

Friday, September 28

Linofest

Performances 11am-4:30pm 11:30am, 12:30pm & 1:30pm 1pm, 2:15pm & 3:20pm

Sunday, September 30

Shadbolt Celebrates Culture Days

Burnaby Art Gallery

Spirit Tree Festival

Saturday, September 29

Group/Act The Bicycle Valet Golden Hair Sousa’s Saxes

Friday, September 21, 7-10pm Atrium | Free admission

dson Flamenco Demonstration & Lesson with Stephanie Pedraza Roving Accordion with Joel DeStefan o

Opening Act: The Bank Dogs

Magic Show with Alex Seaman

Inner Ring Circus

These four young East Vancouver musicians are now recording their debut album, but have played together for four years at shows all over Vancouver.

It’s a mad world of aerials, acrobatics and brain-teasing visuals that you don’t want to miss.

Nature Alight Community Project with artist Nicole Dextras Nicole Dextras is a local environmental artist and a member of the Artisland Network. Participate in free workshops led by the artist to make leaf lanterns to add to an outdoor chandelier which will be lit on Saturday, September 29 between 5-7pm.

7 days.

7 companies.

One idea.

Saturday, September 29 8pm | Free admission

Witness one concept through the eyes of seven top-tiered artists from a variety of disciplines and see it come to life, seven different ways, in only seven days. They‘ll go from inspiration to creation in just 168 hours with no limits except the 14 minute performance time.

The City of Burnaby gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Province of British Columbia. Historical photos courtesy of the City of Burnaby Archives.

Happy Birthday Burnaby!

Jersey Day

0pm Sunday, September 23, 1:30-4:3 ary Libr tie Prit Civic Square & Bob ugh & McKay) 6100 Willingdon Ave (Kingsboro

Friday, September 28 | Free!

. le family as Burnaby Celebrates 120 Enjoy an afternoon of fun for the who e mak ect, proj art ity in our commun Catch live stage performances, join ted by A Star Art Parlour, play pain face r you get a birthday party hat, hunt at the library, join in a walking parachute games, go on a scavenger – Then & Now and more. tour, catch a slide show of Burnaby Scavenger Hunt at Bob Prittie Library 1-5pm 1:30-2:15pm

Dixie Star Storytelling

1:30-4:30pm

Burnaby – Then & Now Slideshow

9am-9pm

Weight & Cardio Room (14 yrs +)

9am-9pm

Weight Room

Check for times 12noon-1pm

Project

12noon-1pm 1:30-3:30pm

Let’s Play – Games & Crafts!

David Pereira

Free

munities nationwide as part of Jersey Day is being celebrated in com rt your favourite jersey and drop by Sports Day in Canada. Be sure to spo eational activities. Try something community facilities for some free recr grab your family and friends and get new or do something you love, just out there and be active.

12noon

“Burnaby Reflections” Community Arts

Be Active for

3:30-6pm

2:30-3:15pm

Kellie Haines (Ventriloquist)

6:10-8:30pm 6:15-7:15pm

Sports Sampler

3:30-4:15pm

son Magic Show 2 Go with Matthew John

Family Gym & Games Room (5-12 yrs with adult)

7-9pm

Sports Swim

8:40-10:40pm

Follow us: facebook.com/cityofburnaby @burnabyparksrec

burnaby.ca/celebrate120

Bonsor Bonsor Bill Copeland

Family Hockey (8-17 yrs with adult) Badminton/Basketball (18 yrs +)

create participate celebrate

Cameron Edmonds/Eastburn Cameron Bonsor t) Kensington

Family Skate (17 yrs & under with adul Free Swim (All ages)

6:30-8pm

8:15-9:15pm

Confederation

Public Skate (All Ages) Badminton/Basketball (13 yrs +) Youth/Seniors Snooker Tournament Totally Teens (13-18 yrs)

6:30-8pm

Confederation

Swim Clinic & Workout H.E.A.T. Aquafit Class

Neighbourhood Walking Tours with

6:30-8pm

Edmonds 55+

Senior Games Medal Challenge Sports Jersey Parade (55 yrs +)

2pm & 3:30pm

4-6pm

Willingdon

CG Brown Pool Willingdon Eileen Dailly Pool Kensington Cameron

burnaby.ca/celebrate120