Summer in the City - catherine barr

Summer in the City

ONE of the nicest things about living on the North Shore is the wonderful sense of community. I say that sincerely, because people here seem truly enjoy themselves right here in their own backyards. Take the summer music concert series for example. From Horseshoe Bay to Deep Cove, free live music concerts are being held every weekend. On Friday, Jul 12, North Van City's Civic Plaza was packed with people taking in the free show. So get out and try one on for yourself. In North Van City, Edgemont and Deep Cove on Fridays and at West Vancouver's Ferry Building on Sundays. All events from 7-9 p.m. weather permitting. Phone (604) 987-PLAY for more North Van info.

	Suzanne Younger and her daughters, five-year-old Anna (left) and three-year-old Jessica, brought along their barbie dolls for fun.
	Ten-year-old Alex Suvagav, seen here with mom Ida, will be going into grade five next year.
	Sugar Moon singer Sue Malcolm chatted with fans like Bob Lowry during the band's break.
	Writer and author Jim Caplette includes his dog Jake in his latest work, "Older than Dirt".
	Playing drums and bass respectively are Sugar Moon musicians Sandy Smith (left) and James Taylor.
	Playing in the city square fountain was also part of the fun as seven-year-old Emily Jutras will tell you.
	It was a time for families as eight-year-old Jonard Bernardo enjoyed the music with mom Rosemarie.
	Long time North Van residents Bill and Bev Liddle found some good seats on the steps to the plaza.
	Munchies 'n Coffee man Bob Ings was enjoying the outdoors as much as anyone as he sold his hot dogs and refreshments.
	Former NVC Mayor Jack Loucks (left), seen here with city worker Connnie Earland and her husband Bill, still enjoys coming out to events like this.
	Ben Rabbani brought little baby Ali and his cousin, five-year-old Salina Rezaei, along to take in all the sights and sounds.

If you would like a larger copy of any of the above photos, please send an email to cbarr@westvancouver.com (or click below). You must include the name of the event, the date, the names of the individuals in the pictures AND the number code of the picture (just drag your mouse over the photo - it will be something like DCF0001.jpg). Thank you.

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