FALL SEP-DEC 2019 - New Westminster · Anvil Centre Theatre NOV 14–DEC 5 TH 10:15–11:00am* *...

FALLSEP-DEC

2019

HIGHLIGHTSPROGRAM STAFF

TRACY GOLLING

Tracy loves New Westminster. After attending John Robson Elementary School, she graduated from New Westminster Secondary School, and has been an Irving House Guide and enthusiast of twenty-seven years. Not only has she lived in and worked closely with our city, she is an arts and crafts specialist of over thirty-five years. Due to her dual passion for arts and heritage, Tracy develops and runs unique craft programs with the Museum. Some of her programs include Spring Garden Crafts, Crafts From Around The World, and Embroidery 101. Currently, she is looking forward to her brand new Handmade Heritage: Crochet 101 program this fall. Tracy also loves to read, has been married for thirty years, and has three wonderful daughters.

NOELLE HORROCKS

Noelle is a visual artist and instructor who is passionate about sharing her love of drawing, painting and 3-dimensional art making with students of all ages. She has a BFA in painting and sculpture from Emily Carr University and 19 years teaching experience throughout the lower mainland. Her personal studio practice focusses on whimsy, storytelling and colour as it relates to mixed media in painting and ceramics. She believes that making art is a unique and magical process that allows unlimited possibilities in creative expression, and finds great joy in supporting her students in finding their own unique art voice and vision.

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NEW WESTMINSTER MUSEUM & ARCHIVES 28MUSEUM 28ARCHIVES 28SCHOOL PROGRAMS 28TOURS 28OTHER HERITAGE SITES 29

FEATURE EXHIBITIONS 30

RENTALS 32

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ALL AGESSEP 29

SU 12:00-3:00pmFree

OCT 27

SU 12:00-3:00pmFree

NOV 24

SU 12:00-3:00pmFree

Family FUNdaysAll ages

Anvil Centre is delighted to present free, cultural family programming on the last Sunday of every month this Fall (excluding December).

Check out the variety of activities in New Media Gallery (Learning Lab), New Westminster Museum and the cultural studios on the fourth floor. Start your mini Family-Day adventure at the River Market for ArtStarts’ terrific family programming then head to the Anvil Centre to round out your afternoon. Free drop-in, all ages welcome. For more information head to: www.anvilcentre.com.

ANVIL CENTRE

Working within the dynamic setting of the Anvil Centre, Art Services strives to offer engaging, thoughtful and community-focused arts and wellness programs. Instructors who lead our programs are trained and dedicated professionals within their fields. No matter the discipline, their commitment to their students’ learning and growth is paramount. The underlying ethos of process versus product is foundational to all that we do. By prioritizing the creative journey, participants regardless of their age, learn how to leave room for discovery, experimentation, chance and collaboration. Championing these creative thinking skills encourages more flexible and open ways of thinking and being in the world.

We hope you can join us for a program this season!

INFANTS & TODDLERS

SEP 12–OCT 3

TH 10:15–11:00am*

* for children born in 2017 or 2018

TH 11:15am–12:00pm*


Concert: Sat, Oct 5, 10:00am or 11:30am, Anvil Centre Theatre

NOV 14–DEC 5

TH 10:15–11:00am*


TH 11:15am–12:00pm*


Concert: Sat, Dec 7, 10:00am or 11:30am, Anvil Centre Theatre

4 (+ concert passes)/$90

Mini Music Makers1-4 years

Introduce your little one to the wonderful world of classi cal music with the VSO School of Music! This package of 4 classes plus tickets (1 adult & 1 child) to the VSO Tiny Tots concert at Anvil Centre Theatre is the perfect way to expe rience high quality interactive music education with your child. Classes are taught by Early Childhood Music Educa tors using the VSO School of Music’s Early Years model allowing your child to build musical foundations in a fun, engaging and child-centered way. One child/one parent per registration please. All supplies included. Please call VSO School of Music at 604.915.9300 or visit www.vsos choolofmusic.ca/programs to register. Not subsidy eligible.

ANVIL CENTRE | STUDIO 413

Instructor: VSO School of Music

SEP 11–OCT 9

WE 10:45am–12:00pm5/$46.90 29068

WE 12:15–1:30pm5/$46.90 29070

NOV 6–DEC 18*

WE 10:45am–12:00pm6/$56.30 29072

WE 12:15–1:30pm6/$56.30 29079

* No class Nov 27

Parent & Baby Yoga 0-10 months

Begin each class with a Baby Yoga Flow that supports your baby’s developing systems. Move into a Parent’s Yoga Flow which loosens and opens areas of the body that often experience repetitive strain while caring for an infant. Each class will include pranayama and core strengthening sequences. Please bring your own yoga mat and a blanket for your baby.

ANVIL CENTRE | DANCE STUDIO 415

Instructor: Doreen Chand

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Art Splash2-4 yearsParent Participation

Hold your child’s hand as they begin their creative adventures. Step-by-step projects encourage your little one’s creativity, problem-solving abilities as well as their comfort level and understanding of a classroom environment. Using a multitude of traditional and not-so-traditional materials and techniques, children and their caregivers experiment, play and create together. Enjoy a new set of projects and themes each session. All supplies included.

ANVIL CENTRE | STUDIO 413B

Instructor: Noelle Horrocks

SEP 14–NOV 2*

SA 10:00–11:00am7/$62 29084

* No class October 12

NOV 16–DEC 14

SA 10:00–11:00am5/$47 29086

SEP 13–OCT 25

FR 10:00–11:00am7/$60 29089

FR 11:15am–12:15pm7/$60 29090

NOV 1–DEC 13

FR 10:00–11:00am7/$60 29091

FR 11:15am–12:15pm7/$60 29098

Draw Me a Story2-5 yearsParent Participation

Offered with support from the New Westminster Public Library, this program incorporates popular and classic children’s literature into art projects. Alongside their caregiver, children are inspired by weekly stories and a variety of art materials and processes. One child/one parent per registration please. All supplies included.


Instructor: Melissa Thorpe

Dance with me!18 months-3 yearsParent Participation

This playful and creative class explores dance concepts, while building meaningful relationships between caregivers and children. Children will follow their natural enthusiasm and creativity as they explore their own growing abilities. Caregivers actively participate alongside their children, as we focus on supporting early development through creative movement, improvisation and energetic play.


Instructor: Jennifer Aoki

SEP 22–NOV 24*

SU 9:30–10:15am8/$56 29102

* No classes Oct 13 & Nov 10

CHILDREN & PRETEENSAfter-School Dance: New Era Flow + Hip Hop5-7 years | 8-7 years | 13-18 years

Everyday I’m shuffling! This program is for boys and girls of all ages and all dance levels. While the music blasts kids learn the latest moves from their favourite shows, as well as classic dance styles such as Breakdance and Popping. Dance class is the perfect place for kids to gain confidence, make new friendships, and explore their creativity. Not subsidy eligible.


Instructor: Street Kings

SEP 20–NOV 1

5-7 years

FR 4:15-5:00pm7/$63 29530

8-12 years

FR 5:15-6:15pm7/$84 29531

13-18 years

FR 6:30-7:30pm7/$84 29532

NOV 8–DEC 13

5-7 years

FR 4:15-5:00pm7/$54 29533

8-12 years

FR 5:15-6:15pm6/$72 29534

13-18 years

FR 6:30-7:30pm6/$72 29536

Creative Dance4-6 years | 6-8 years

Young movers have fun exploring creative movement and dance concepts, while developing coordination, rhythm, spatial awareness and cooperation. Children stimulate both mind and body as they explore their creativity through imaginative play and movement. Parents/caregivers will be invited to observe the final class of the series to see what we’ve been working on. All bodies welcome!


Instructor: Jennifer Aoki

SEP 22–NOV 24*

4-5 years

SU 10:30–11:30am8/$63 29103

6-8years

SU 11:45am–12:45pm8/$63 29104


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Music Makers4-6 years

Sing, clap and play together! Little ones try out a multitude of ways to make music and sounds while learning about different instruments and the basics of rhythm and pitch. Creating fun musical crafts such as rattles, tambourines and banjos helps to reinforce participants’ learning. Accompanied by the Anvil Centre’s piano, children also enjoy a variety of song activities. All supplies included.


Instructor: Kaitlin Deavy

Rock Skool7-11 years

This program is for all the kids who just want to rock out! Learn the basics of music, try out a new instrument and meet new friends. Musical crafts and games round out the week’s experience plus, finish the program with a final performance for family and friends. No previous musical skill required. All supplies included.


Instructor: Kaitlin Deavy

SEP 22–NOV 24*

SU 10:00-11:00am8/$66.50 29136


SEP 22–NOV 24*

SU 11:30am-1:00pm8/$86.50 29138


Paint/Draw/Sculpt4-6 years | 7-11 years

This dynamic program develops skills, techniques and art vocabulary through painting, drawing and sculpture. Encouraging creativity and confidence, students discover the thrill of creating art with a wide variety of media, including acrylics, clay, pencil and more. Projects are designed to foster imagination, build artistic skills and provide a fun, fresh approach to art. Enjoy a new set of projects and themes each session. All supplies included.


Instructor: Noelle Horrocks

SEP 14–NOV 2*

4-6 years

SA 11:30am–1:00pm7/$82 29105

7-11 years

SA 1:30–3:00pm7/$82 29107

* No class October 12

NOV 16–DEC 14

4-6 years

SA 11:30am–1:00pm5/$62.50 29106

7-11 years

SA 1:30–3:00pm5/$62.50 29108

Cartooning for Kids5-8 years | 8-13 years

Learn to draw characters, create short narratives through image and text and discover the endless possibilities of cartooning. This program introduces curious minds to comic strips, trading cards, animated flip-books and more! All supplies included.



Graphic Novels8-13 years

Bring your stories to life through cartooning and illustrated story-telling. Learn to draw characters and develop narratives through image and text. Read and gain inspiration from a variety of popular graphic novels while creating your own comic strips, storyboards, animated flip-books and bound booklets. All supplies included.



SEP 14–NOV 2*

5-8 years

SA 10:00–11:30am7/$82 29111

8-13 years

SA 12:00–1:30pm7/$82 29112

* No class Oct 12

SEP 14–NOV 2*

SA 2:00–3:30pm7/$82 29113

* No class Oct 12

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TRY-IT! Theatre: Creating a Character8-12 years | 12-16 years

Children enjoy a good story. If your child enjoys acting them out too then this theatre class might be just the right fit! Join instructor Seamus Fera for a free, fun introduction to the art of drama. Registration required. All supplies included.


Instructor: Seamus Fera

Card Making for Kids5-8 years | 8-13 years

Kids experiment with all kinds of art materials and techniques to create a colourful suite of holiday and winter themed cards. Printmaking, painting, paper marbling, collage, acrylic transfers and other mixed media processes will be incorporated into the program. Share the final artworks with family and friends! All supplies included.


Instructor: Melissa Thorpe 29115

Printopolis8-13 years

Let’s get rolling! Using printing inks, brayers and the professional Anvil Centre press, kids learn about all things “printmaking.” Make bold stamps, collagraphs using up-cycled materials and monoprints using plexi-glass plates and water-soluble crayons. Kids become familiar with the tradition of editioning as well as developing ways of presenting their prints such as photo-copied mini-zines, cards, booklets and other paper ephemera. All supplies included.



NOV 16–DEC 14

5-8 years

SA 10:00–11:30am5/$63 29114

8-13 years

SA 12:00–1:30pm5/$63 29115

SEP 27

12-16 years

FR 3:30–5:00pm1/Free 29117

SEP 28

8-12 years

SA 9:30–11:00am1/Free 29118

NOV 16–DEC 14

SA 2:00–3:30pm5/$63 29116

Theatre: Creating a Character8-12 years | 12-16 years

The play’s the thing! Whether your first or hundredth time, this drama class will open your eyes to character and script work, strengthen ensemble building and help you find your confidence onstage. Learn to create a character from scratch and explore a story from your own imagination while deepening your fundamental skills of drama. All supplies included.


Instructor: Seamus Fera

OCT 4–DEC 6

12-16 years

FR 3:30–5:00pm10/$97 29133

OCT 5–DEC 14*

8-12 years

SA 9:30–11:00am9/$88 29134

*No classes Oct 12 & Nov 9

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WE 6:00–8:00pm8/$110 29204

* No class Oct 31

Intro to Drawing: Tools & Techniques16+ years

Be introduced to a variety of drawing tools and materials while developing your technical and observational skills in this informative, skills-based program. Led by instructor Pilar Mehlis, participants will explore the mark-making potential of charcoal, graphite, inks, conté and much more. All supplies included.


Instructor: Pilar Mehlis

Mixed Media Painting: Acrylics16+ years

Discover the many possibilities available to today’s acrylic painter! Try thinning your paint to layer luminous transparent glazes then switch it up by applying thick impasto molding pastes and gels to increase texture. Introduce collage papers, lettering and found objects to create further compositional interest. Experiment with a variety of substrates such as Yupo paper, canvas, and boards while learning the basic principles of colour theory. Each class will cover similar skill building techniques but repeat registration is encouraged. All supplies included.


Instructor: Cara Seccafien

Linocut for Beginners16+ years

Linocut is a relief printmaking technique that is similar to stamping. Artists carve into soft linoleum using special U-gouges and the uncarved areas are inked and stamped. Participants can print their linocuts by hand or using Anvil Centre’s etching press. Learn the basics of positive and negative composition, cutting and inking techniques as well as the basics of working with a press and printmaking editioning traditions. All supplies included.



Colour Linocuts16+ years

Linocut is a relief printmaking technique that is similar to stamping. Artists carve into soft linoleum using special U-gouges and the uncarved areas are inked and stamped. Participants can print their linocuts by hand or using Anvil Centre’s etching press. In this workshop use two “stamps” (blocks) to create multi-colour images. No prior drawing, art, or printmaking experience is required. All supplies included.



SEP 24–OCT 29

TU 6:00–8:00pm6/$89 29208

NOV 5–DEC 10

TU 6:00–8:00pm6/$89 29209

SEP 12–26

TH 6:00–8:00pm3/$53 29211

OCT 3-17

TH 6:00–8:00pm3/$53 29212

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Drypoint Printmaking16+ years

Explore this delicate, line based form of printmaking. Working with fine-tipped metal tools, scratch a drawing into a plexiglass plate and then learn the subtle art of inking up the plate for printing. A number of editioned artworks can be made using the Anvil Centre’s professional etching press. No prior drawing, art, or printmaking experience is required. All supplies included.



Intro to Stained Glass: Holiday Snowman Project16+ years

Get all the basic stained glass steps down in this fun, short workshop with Corinne Leroux from Awesome Sauce Designs. Learn how to cut glass and use a glass grinder while soldering together a snowman/person ornament to keep - or gift to someone special! All supplies included. Not subsidy eligible.


Instructor: Corinne Leroux, Awesome Sauce Designs

Softcover Bookbinding with Upcycled Materials16+ years

Treat a loved one (or yourself!) with the gift of a handmade journal or sketchbook this holiday season.Learn a variety of bookbinding styles and techniques from start to finish while using upcycled materials to create softcover books. Varied skill levels are welcome, including beginners. All supplies included.


Instructor: Nicole Brabant

Disassemble/Reassemble: Collage for Adults16+ years

Cut, paste and arrange to create your own collaged paper artworks. Using found and gathered images from a variety of sources including magazines, old books, photocopies, drawings etc, participants design new compositions while learning about basic design and collage techniques such as rule of thirds, layering, repetition and colour theory. All supplies included.

ANVIL CENTRE | STUDIO 411A

Instructor: Tatiana Bobko

Intro to Stained Glass Workshop16+ years

Make a simple but stylish sun catcher using the copper foil method with artist Corinne Leroux from Awesome Sauce Designs. Learn how to cut glass, use a glass grinder, and solder after choosing from a selection of seven piece patterns. Try out stained glass art with a modern and quirky twist! All supplies/materials included. Class will break for a half hour lunch period. No lunch included. Not subsidy eligible.


Instructor: Corinne Leroux Awesome Sauce Designs

NOV 28–DEC 12

TH 6:00–8:00pm3/$53 29214

DEC 8

SU 10:00am–1:30pm1/$78 29221

DEC 14

SA 12:00–3:30pm1/$35 29537

OCT 1–22

TU 6:00-8:00pm4/$60 29877

NOV 5–26

TU 6:00-8:00pm4/$60 29880

NOV 24

SU 10:00am–3:30pm1/$93.50 29220

Card Making: Linocut Printing16+ years

Get a head start on putting a personal touch to your holiday greetings! Instructor Cara Seccafien will assist participants in designing, carving, inking and printing a small suite of art-cards to send out to friends and family. All supplies included.



NOV 7-21

TH 6:00–8:00pm3/$53 29213

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SEP 10–OCT 29*

TU 6:00–8:00pm7/$106 29189

* No class Sep 17

NOV 5–DEC 17

TU 6:00–8:00pm7/$106 29194

SEP 11–OCT 23

WE 6:00–8:00pm7/$89 29199

NOV 6–DEC 18

WE 6:00–8:00pm7/$89 29202

Beginner’s Watercolour Painting16+ years

This course focuses on understanding 2D composition alongside colour, line and wash techniques. Participants are led through step-by-step demonstrations and are provided with individual guidance to build confidence and develop their painting skills. Please bring a sketchbook to the first class. All other supplies included.


Instructor: Riette Gordon

Intermediate Watercolour Painting16+ years

Develop personal painting projects alongside more advanced colour, line and wash techniques. Further your understanding of the medium through instructor led demonstrations while working on your own individual style. Please bring a sketchbook and any watercolour supplies that you have on hand to the first class; a suggested supply list will be discussed. Supplies not included.


Instructor: Riette Gordon

SEP 11–OCT 9

WE 2:30–3:45pm5/$43 29224

NOV 6–DEC 18*

WE 2:30-3:45pm6/$54 29225

* No class Nov 27

Yoga Nidra16+ years

Join us for this peaceful program that alleviates stress and anxiety through systematic and guided relaxation techniques. If you feel somewhat intimidated by traditional seated yoga postures, this class could be a great introduction as its mainly taught with participants lying down. Yoga Nidra is an accessible form of meditation for those seeking everyday wellbeing. No previous yoga experience required. Please bring your own yoga mat.



SEP 10–OCT 22

TU 3:00–4:15pm7/$65.60 29226

SEP 14–NOV 2*

SA 9:30–10:45am7/$65.60 29228

* No class Oct 12

OCT 29–DEC 10

TU 3:00–4:15pm7/$65.60 29227

NOV 16–DEC 14

SA 9:30–10:45am5/$46.90 29229

YogaLates16+ years

This class combines core strengthening and toning of Pilates, with yoga poses to open the mind and the body. A great accompaniment to Yoga Basic Back Care, take your core strengthening a little further, while still moving at your own pace. Come and explore the similarities and the differences of Pilates and yoga and how they can benefit you. Move mindfully! Beginners welcome. Please bring your own yoga mat.


Instructor: Anya Olenchenko

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SEP 11–OCT 9

WE 9:30–10:30am5/$37.50 29222

NOV 6–DEC 18*

WE 9:30–10:30am6/$45 29223

* No class Nov 27

Prenatal Yoga16+ years

Join Doreen Chand for a nurturing yoga class that will help prepare you mentally, physically and emotionally for childbirth and motherhood. Through pregnancy-safe poses, improve posture, balance and flexibility for your changing body and growing baby. Strengthening, stretching and relaxation exercises will support you now and as a new mother. Enjoy mind and body benefits of this class while connecting with other moms-to-be in your community! Please bring your own yoga mat.



SEP 14–NOV 2*

SA 11:00am–12:15pm7/$65.60 29236

SA 12:30–1:45pm7/$65.60 29238

* No class Oct 12

NOV 16–DEC 14

SA 11:00am–12:15pm5/$46.90 29239

SA 12:30–1:45pm5/$46.90 29240

Yoga Basic Back Care16+ years

This class provides a gentle approach to healthy toning of the low back, strengthening the core and developing a full range of motion throughout the joints. Our instructor brings attention to alignment in each pose and engages the whole body in a full variety of strengthening and opening poses. Expect to move through your comfortable range of motion and discover the possibility of going beyond. Join our yoga community! No previous yoga experience required. Please bring your own yoga mat.


Instructor: Anya Olenchenko

SEP 12–OCT 24*

TH 5:25–6:40pm6/$55 29182

* No class Oct 10

NOV 7–DEC 12

TH 5:25–6:40pm6/$55 29184

SEP 12–OCT 24*

TH 6:45–8:00pm6/$55 29186

* No class Oct 10

NOV 7–DEC 12

TH 6:45–8:00pm6/$55 29185

Intro to Ballet for Adults16+ years

Learn the fundamentals of ballet and discover the joy of dance in a supportive environment. Participants develop body awareness, musicality, ballet technique, strength and coordination. No previous experience necessary.


Instructor: Jessie Au

Cardio Ballet16+ years

Get creative with your exercise routine! This program is designed to help promote balance and alignment, with a focus on lengthening your body and strengthening your legs, feet and core. An upbeat and energetic class, movements are founded on ballet basics, but require no previous ballet or dance experience. Come move with us!


Instructor: Jessie Au

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Our exhibitions and programs are designed for everybody to learn about what makes New

Westminster a wonderfully diverse city. We work alongside community partners, volunteers and knowledgeable individuals

to present both big and small stories about this place we all

share as home. Each experience is unique to New Westminster

and inspired by the people, events, historic collections

and special places of our city. We hope you finish each visit

with a new thought, idea, fact or skill that helps you feel more

connected to New Westminster.

HERITAGE PROGRAMS

Night at the Museum 7-9 years | 10-12 years

Dare to explore the museum by flashlight, listen to some spooky stories about New Westminster and make a creepy craft to take home! Then gaze into the future for some old-time Halloween fortune-telling games.

ANVIL CENTRE

Food Artefact Show-and-TellAll Ages

Join us for a museum twist on an old school classic. In association with our feature exhibition, You Are What You Eat! Community Food Security, we are leading a food artefact show-and-tell. See items from the City’s historic Orkney Bakery, fascinating kitchen gadgets, and more. Have something vintage or something passed down in your family that you want to share? We want to see it! All are welcome to share their own food artefacts, or simply listen. Participants are also invited to show up at 5:30 pm to explore the exhibition. Registration required.

ANVIL CENTRE | NEW WESTMINSTER MUSEUM

ANVIL CENTRECHILDREN

FAMILY

OCT 24

7-9 years

TH 6:00-8:00pm1/13.25 27840

STUDIO 411A

10-12 years

TH 6:00-8:00pm1/13.25 27841

STUDIO 411B

SEP 19

TH 6:00-7:00pm1/Free 27836

OCT 30

WE 6:00-8:00pm1/$13.25 27943

Spooky Specters and Museum Mischief8-12 years

Discover the world of optical illusions. Become a spectral hunter and explore the photographs in the Museum’s gallery to understand the secrets behind the ghostly images and create your own haunted pictures. Use optical illusions to create spooky crafts and learn about New Westminster’s own optical illusionist, Mandrake the Magician.


ADULTSSEP 18

WE 6:00-7:30pm1/Free Drop-in

SFU Philosopher’s Café: Racism & Progress16+ years

Join us in the museum as we discuss relevant philosophical issues with members of our community. This time, we consider racialized propaganda. How has this strategy affected modern times? What will it take to get past our radicalized underpinnings?


Moderator: Valerie Malla

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NOV 27

WE 6:30–7:00pm1/Free Drop-in

SFU Philosopher’s Café: Respect & Elders16+ years

Join us in the museum as we discuss relevant philosophical issues with members of our community. During the month of Remembrance Day, we consider elders. How do we honour the elders of all cultures? How do our cultural norms indicate how well elders are integrated and honoured in our lives so that their wisdom benefits future generations? Are we guilty of not doing enough?



OCT 9

WE 6:00-7:30pm1/Free Drop-in

OCT 21

MO 6:00-8:00pm1/$30 27839

SFU Philosopher’s Café: Food Knowledge16+ years

Join us in the museum as we discuss relevant philosophical issues with members of our community. This time, in association with our feature exhibition You Are What You Eat! Community Food Security, we consider food knowledge. How are we affected by our lack of relationship with the food we eat? Is it a privilege or right to have a garden of one’s own? What resources do we need to create in order to ensure the most vulnerable of our communities has access to healthy food?



Handmade Heritage: No-Heat, No-Waste Bath Treats16+ years

In association with our feature exhibition, The Heat Is On: Keeping Warm Then, Keeping Cool Now, we’re finding ways to be more responsible in the face of climate change. In this hands-on class, discover no-heat, no-waste methods to create a low impact luxury bath routine! Make and take home six different bath bombs in a variety of scents and shapes, two different bath salts, and a soothing vegan bath n’ body oil. Participants will also receive recipes on a tub tea and body polish. All supplies included.


DEC 9

MO 6:00-8:00pm1/$35 28918

Handmade Heritage: Christmas Tea Soaps16+ years

Every year, we celebrate the holiday season with Victorian Christmas tea at Irving House. In honour of this tradition, we’re making Christmas tea soap from scratch! From pre-blended bases, learn the basics of cold process soap making. Explore different ingredients and methods to make a long lasting herbal tea bar and a batch of citrus rooibos. Learn about soap history, trouble-shooting, packaging, and decoration! Participants will also receive a finished soap bar, gourmet garden bar recipes, and other goodies to-go. All supplies included.


DEC 18

WE 6:30–7:00pm1/Free Drop-in

SFU Philosopher’s Café: Culture & Celebration16+ years

Join us in the museum as we discuss relevant philosophical issues with members of our community. This time, we consider Christmastime. What does Christmastime mean to you? Is Christmas more than a religious celebration? Does Christmastime have the potential to evolve as a universal celebration that is about connection between people of various cultural backgrounds?



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Handmade Heritage: Traditional Hand Sewing for Christmas11-14 years

Before the turn of the 20th century, Christmas ornaments were handmade. Learn how to sew basic stitches to create your own beautiful ornaments made out of felt for the holiday season! All supplies included.

IRVING HOUSE

RiverFest on Samson VAll Ages

For one day in September, the Samson V Maritime Museum joins the Fraser River Discovery Centre and the Hyack Festival Association to celebrate BC and World Rivers Day with a festival that honours the Fraser River. Families can explore the wonders of life keeping the Fraser River safe. Tour the last steam-powered sternwheeler in B.C., then try some knot-tying, learn about the parts of the ship through a scavenger hunt, make an origami boat, try traditional caulking, and learn about maritime symbols in heraldic crests from the Royal Heraldry Society of Canada.

SAMSON V MUSEUM

SEP 21

SA 12:00–4:00pm1/By Donation

Fraser River FrightsAll Ages

Climb aboard the Samson V ghost ship. Join the crew for an afternoon of ghost stories and spooky nautical crafts and embark on an eerie scavenger hunt. Discover all the mysteries aboard!

SAMSON V MUSEUM

The Remarkable Women of Irving HouseAll Ages

Ninety years ago, a group of dedicated female activists called the Famous Five influenced the British Privy Council to forever change the status of women to legal persons in Canada. In celebration of this event, and Women’s History Month and Persons Day, join us to learn about the remarkable women of New Westminster’s very own Irving House. You’ll be amazed by the professional, political, and societal contributions of these historic individuals!

IRVING HOUSE

OCT 26

SA 1:00–3:00pm1/By Donation

OCT 19

SA 12:00–4:00pm1/Drop-in

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DEC 7, 8, 14 & 15

SA & SU 12:00–4:00pm1/Drop-In, By Donation

Christmas CheerAll Ages

Travel back in time to the days of holly, ivy, and old St. Nicholas! Irving House is decked out in Victorian Christmas splendor for the holiday season. Enjoy live Christmas music with a variety of performers in our parlour and make a small decoration for one of the Irving House Christmas trees.

IRVING HOUSE

ADULTSSEP 21-OCT 5

SA 9:30am–11:30am3/$62 27951

NOV 16-30

SA 9:30am–11:30am3/$52 27834

Handmade Heritage: Traditional Hand Sewing 10118+ years

Before the 1800s, women spent many hours sewing clothes for themselves and their families by hand. This year, learn how to sew in the Lower Mainland’s oldest heritage home, Irving House! Sew basic stitches and create hand-made projects like a zippered bag, an apron, and a no-slip dish towel. Each week, we will look at hand-sewn artefacts from the Museum’s collections. All supplies included.

IRVING HOUSE

Handmade Heritage: Crochet 10118+ years

People have crocheted to keep warm and decorate for generations. In association with our feature exhibition, The Heat Is On: Keeping Warm Then, Keeping Cool Now, discover this timeless handicraft in the Lower Mainland’s oldest heritage home, Irving House! Over three sessions, you will use basic crochet tools, practice fundamental techniques, and complete your very own project. This skill will keep you cozy for years to come! All supplies included.

IRVING HOUSE

Victorian Christmas TeaAll Ages

Get in the holiday spirit by treating yourself to Victorian tea in Grandmother’s Room. Surrounded by the splendor of a Victorian Christmas, you will be served tea and traditional holiday treats. Musical entertainment and a tour of the home will complete an afternoon of relaxation and holiday cheer. Each seating can accommodate six guests; individuals can sign up for the 3:00 pm sitting on Saturdays. Please note any food allergies upon registration.

IRVING HOUSE

SAT, DEC 7

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SUN, DEC 8

12:00pm 289231:00pm 289242:00pm 289253:00pm 28926

SAT, DEC 14

12:00pm 289271:00pm 289282:00pm 289293:00pm* 28930

SUN, DEC 15

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1/$120 six people

*1/$20 individual registration, Saturdays only

EVERY TWO MONTHS

SA 1:00-2:00pmBy Donation

Victorian Book Club18+ years

Discuss Victorian (and Edwardian) literature and culture as you sip tea in the luxurious 1865 Irving House. We will read literary works by the Brontës, Charles Dickens, Robert Louis Stevenson, Oscar Wilde, H. G. Wells, Joseph Conrad, Henry James, Mark Twain and many others. This is the perfect opportunity to meet new people and get involved in your community! The book club meets on a Saturday afternoon every two months. Please call for dates and more information 604.527.4640

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#NewWestFood for Thought: World Food Day Forum16+ years

World Food Day is celebrated each year on October 16. Established in 1981, its purpose is to spread awareness about world hunger, poverty, and to inspire change. This year, its call to action is about equal and affordable access to healthy food. In association with our feature exhibition, You Are What You Eat! Community Food Security, and moderated by City Councillor Nakagawa, our food community is coming together to participate in this international discussion and cause. From vital Indigenous perspectives, local food culture, to the social and economic realities of food, our panelists will explore and celebrate our diverse foodscape - past, present, and future. Participants are invited to join us at 6:00 pm in Gallery 7 for Curator-led tours or at River Market’s Community Square for a pop-up Farmers Market. Registration required

RIVER MARKET | MARKET FOOD HALL

DEC 3

TU 6:30–7:00pm1/Free Drop-in

SFU Philosopher’s Café: Immigrant Communities & Contributions16+ years

oin us at Queensborough Community Centre as we discuss relevant philosophical issues with members of our community. This time, in association with our feature exhibition, Sukh Sagar Gurdwara, we consider the contributions of immigrant communities in British Columbia. What role have different immigrant communities played in BC? What are their cultural, economic, and political contributions?

QUEENSBOROUGH COMMUNITY CENTRE | POPLAR ROOM

Moderator: Manav Sekhri

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OFF-SITEOCT 30

WE 6:00-8:00pm1/$15 27938

OCT 31

TH 6:00-8:00pm1/$15 27942

SEP 10

TU 6:00-7:30pm1/Free Drop-in

NOV 12

TU 6:00-7:30pm1/Free Drop-in

Cemetery Tour: Halloween Edition10+ years

Join Archie Miller of A Sense of History Research Services to hear tales with a bit of mystery, a touch of mayhem, and even a case or two of murder. While walking through the cemetery by lantern, some ghosts may even appear to help the stories come to life!

FRASER CEMETERY

SFU Philosopher’s Café: Food and Sustainability16+ years

Join us at Queensborough Community Centre as we discuss relevant philosophical issues with members of our community. This time, in association with our feature exhibition You Are What You Eat! Community Food Security, we consider food and sustainability. Do Canadians waste too much food? How do we ensure the needy don’t go hungry?



SFU Philosopher’s Café: Climate Change and Canada16+ years

Join us at Queensborough Community Centre as we discuss relevant philosophical issues with members of our community. This time, in association with our feature exhibition, The Heat is On: Keeping Warm Then, Keeping Cool Now, we consider climate change in Canada. Will climate change necessarily be bad for Canadians? What changes should we expect?



OCT 16

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NEW WESTMINSTER

MUSEUM & ARCHIVES

MUSEUMLocated on the third floor of Anvil Centre, the New Westminster Museum cares for over 36,000 objects that celebrate our city’s stories and history. Taking you on a journey from 10,000 years ago through today, our exhibits focus on the land, people and development of the place we call New Westminster. We are a fun and entertaining place of learning and use the objects in the Museum’s collection as an entry-point to inquiry, discussion and exploration about the City.

SCHOOL PROGRAMSThe New Westminster Museum offers a variety of guided school tours and student workshops that are in line with the current school curriculum, K-12. Tours are inquiry based, heritage oriented, and age appropriate. Find our school program brochure online at www.anvilcentre.com/register

OTHER HERITAGE SITESBe sure to check out the other heritage sites the City has to offer. IRVING HOUSE at 302 Royal Avenue is the oldest intact house in the Lower Mainland, built in 1865 by riverboat captain William Irving and interpreted to the Victorian era.

Located by the River Market, the 1937 SAMSON V snag-boat is BC’s last steam-powered sternwheeler. This former working ship tells the story of the Fraser Port. Admission at both sites is by donation.

CONTACTFor research assistance, to book a tour, or for more information call 604.527.4640 or email [email protected]

ARCHIVESVisit the archives to learn about the history of your community, lost relatives, significant historical events or facts about older homes. Located on the second floor of Anvil Centre.

TOURSGuided group tours can be booked for New Westminster Museum at Anvil Centre or Irving House on weekdays for $50 (groups of 1-15) or $100 (groups of 16-30).

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FEATURE EXHIBITIONS

The Heat Is On: Keeping Warm Then, Keeping Cool Now

Opening night: Thursday October 24, 2019

FEATURE GALLERYNew Westminster Museum

From chopping wood, avoiding the fleas in sawdust burners, and waiting for ice deliveries, to the new challenges climate change brings, New West’s history past and present spotlights forgotten everyday necessities.

Sukh Sagar GurdwaraOpening night: Thursday November 21, 2019 6:00 - 8:00pm

GALLERY 7 New Westminster Museum

Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Sukh Sagar Gurdwara in Queensborough.

“Keeping warm was something you

worked at in the old days,” as local

historian Evelyn Benson put it.

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RENTALSThe Anvil Centre’s Cultural Studios are top of the line professional studio spaces that offer quality settings for visual, performing, applied, sound and new media arts. They are available for workshops, lectures, screenings, and rehearsals. The Anvil Centre also offers professionally outfitted, acoustically insulated music practice rooms. All Cultural Studios and Music Practice Rooms can be rented at affordable prices. For more information or to request a booking, please contact [email protected] or call 604.527.4640.

COMMUNITY RENTALS

COMMERCIAL/PRIVATE RENTALS

Room name Meeting Activity Meeting & Activity

Cultural Studios 16.75/hr 33.50/hr 101.00/hr

Partitioned Cultural Studios 8.40/hr 16.75/hr 50.40/hr

Dance Studio N/A 33.50/hr 33.50/hr

Meeting Room 16.75/hr 33.50/hr 101.00/hr

Music Practice Rooms N/A 5.35/hr 15.30/hr

REFUNDSCultural Services will offer refunds, with reasonable conditions, to meet customer and service delivery needs. For Registered Programs:

• Full refunds are granted if the Department cancels the Registered Program (prorated as applicable).

• Refunds are granted if the program is not suitable for the customer (i.e. ability, safety, maturity concerns, etc.) and prorated as applicable.

• Refund requests, with less than 7 days’ notice before the registered program, are subject to a $10.00 withdrawal fee.

• Prorated refunds are granted until the end of the day of the second class and are subject to a $10.00 withdrawal fee.

• No refunds are issued after the end of the day of the second class.

• No refunds are issued for registered programs offered by or with third party service providers if the Department has incurred third party provider costs and the refund request has less than seven days’ notice.

• No refunds are issued for day camps with less than five working days’ notice.

• No refunds are issued for private lessons with less than seven days’ notice.

If you have any questions or concerns about refunds, please do not hesitate to contact us via email at [email protected] or call 604.527.4640 for more information.

PROGRAM CANCELLATIONSDue to a basic cost recovery mandate, we reserve the right to cancel programs that do not meet the minimum required participant number.

WE THINK YOU’RE ‘PICTURE PERFECT’We’re proud of our programs and we like to show it. So picture this... we have several friendly photographers who visit our programs and events looking for a picture of you. These photos are used to promote civic services. If you object to having your child’s picture taken, please let our photographers or staff know. They will be happy to comply.

ANVIL CENTRE PARKINGThere is complimentary drop-off/pick-up parking (15min MAX) for all Anvil Centre programs on Parking Level 1 (in non-reserved stalls).Please note that complimentary spaces are not reserved and depend on availability.

REGISTER TODAY!Online: www.anvilcentre.com/registerCall: 604.527.4640

ANVIL CENTRE777 Columbia StreetNew Westminster, BC V3M 1B6604.527.4640

[email protected]

NEW MEDIA GALLERY3rd Floor

604.875.1865Daily*: 10am - 5pmThur: 10am - 8pm*Closed on MondaysFor information about current and upcoming New Media Gallery exhibitions, come visit the gallery for a curator-led [email protected]

NEW WESTMINSTER MUSEUM3rd Floor

604.527.4640Daily: 10am - 5pmThur: 10am - 8pm

NEW WESTMINSTER ARCHIVES2nd Floor

604.527.4640Daily: 10am - 5pm Reference Services: 12pm - 5pm

IRVING HOUSE302 Royal AvenueSat & Sun: 12pm - 4pmLast entry at 3:30 pm

SAMSON V880 Quayside DriveSEP - OCTFri, Sat, Sun: 12pm - 5pmWed, Thu: 3pm - 8pm

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