West Vancouver's Harmony Arts Festival
is in full swing this week with activities ranging from arts
and crafts to live music, gallery events, kid's activities,
movies and much much more. Youth Rock,
a three-day mini-festival featuring up-and-coming local bands,
wrapped up last Monday at the outdoor
Garden
Stage. Sinatra it's not. But the new music, new faces
and new attitudes helped prove that even West Vancouver
is getting into
the
groove.
Let's hope this youthful vibe continues to grow for the benefit
of the whole community. Harmony Arts activities continue
until Sunday along the West Vancouver waterfront between
14th and 16th streets.
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Wood
carver and artist Teddy Mahood, seen here beside his
"Eagle Door" piece, had a full selection of his work
on display. |
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Heating
things up a the Raku demonstration table was Jeanette
Rousseau who put the finishing touches on her pottery. |
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Taking
the stage at Youth Rock was lead guitarist Mike Kiesz
of the band "Venere" (from left). He and assistants Alex
Quelch and Jordan Parrish rounded out the concert series. |
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Youthful
volunteers Staesha Rath (left), Kevin Shen and Kimberley
Fu worked the crowd control and water bottles. |
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Artisans
Cathy Healey (left) and Jane Ford showed their wares
at the craft market located next to the Ferry Building
Gallery. |
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Guitarist Kevin
Coles (left) gives full credit to lead singer and songwriter
Ed Sadler for being the driving force behind
"Fear Zero", a North Vancouver name to remember. |
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A
career on MTV, Saturday Night Live, or maybe both? Talented
and funny, Tim Cadeny (left) and Chris Olson charmed
crowds as they shared MC duties at Youth Rock. |
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Fresh
faces for a fresh future. Harmony Arts volunteers Avideh
Sheikh (clockwise from left), Sanaz Kashani, Marcela
Holan, Laura Eilers, Erica Williams and Carin Freimond. |
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A
well-deserved snack for Harmony Arts producer Richard
Berg whose behind the scenes moves make it all happen. |
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Formerly
known as
"Surefire", this Youth Rock alumni band took to the main
stage as "ClaimTheWorld" - a name to remember.
From left: Austin Short, Jeff McAdam, Steve Thompson
and David
Lewis. |
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