Evergreen Cultural Centre is Coquitlam, BC's epicentre of arts and culture, serving as the Tri-Cities' visual and performing arts hub. In October 1996, this charitable and non-profit organization opened its doors within the Evergreen Cultural Centre. Renowned locally and respected widely, Evergreen Cultural Centre is dedicated to fostering excellence in diverse artistic endeavours. Their mission revolves around inspiring the community by offering engaging, high-quality entertainment, exhibitions, and arts programs within a welcoming environment. Evergreen Cultural Centre is actively engaged in a comprehensive process as part of its commitment to inclusivity. This process entails reviewing their structures and systems, reflecting on their programming practices, and implementing measures such as enlisting professional support, establishing accountability, and offering training opportunities for all their staff.
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• Visual Arts Workshops
• Art Campus
• Over 50 shows by professional artists.
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EVERGREEN CULTURAL CENTRE REVIEWS
Very nice venue and theatre. It’s small but cozy. The balcony features are a bonus. We went during spring break for a kid’s play, Beauty and The Beast, fabulously featured by Duffle Bag Theatre. My family sat close to the stage and were able to see the stage perfectly. Acoustics are good. We needed to pay for parking, but it was reasonably priced.
Went to an event here that was sold out (without a ticket) and they still managed to fit me and my friend into the venue. Very accommodating and wonderful institution in Coquitlam. Would recommend!
Beautiful cultural center in the heart of coquitlam. Staff are all charismatic and full of stories of thier own theatre or arts projects, seating is just right; not too big and not too small.
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S.P.A.R.C. Museum (Society for the Preservation of Antique Radio in Canada) is a museum dedicated to preserving artifacts related to the history of radio and electronic communication, with a particular emphasis on the Canadian perspective. The museum houses an extensive technical reference library, including collections of schematics from the Radio College of Canada (RCC) and other sources. One of the key focuses of the museum is to illustrate how the growth of modern electronic products has provided access to highly sophisticated technologies for millions of people worldwide. Additionally, they offer restoration and repair services for vintage radios, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts and those interested in electronics. For those with an interest in the field of electronics, the SPARC Radio Museum is an excellent source of information.
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• Free parking
• Accessible to the public
• Dramatic advances.
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S.P.A.R.C. MUSEUM REVIEWS
So much history about radio!! I remember my dad bringing me here one time, I really didn't appreciate this place at first glance because it looked like junkyard to me. But holy smokes was I ever wrong! They did an excellent job preserving all those radios like a museum! Seriously, bring kids here as a field trip, they'll love it.
Amazing place. Barb and Bruce were gracious hosts to our group. Highly, highly recommended. And remember, they survive on donations.
Amazing place. If you have any interest in old radios, make a trip out there ASAP.
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Percy Perry Stadium, a versatile venue constructed two decades ago to host the 1991 BC Summer Games, was significantly upgraded in 2007. Notably, the original turf pitch has been replaced with FieldTurf, providing Coquitlam residents with the option of three distinct sets of sports lines permanently painted onto the field surface. As part of the 2007-2008 renovation, the stadium's permanent seating capacity was reduced to 1,482. The stadium's layout accommodates a variety of sporting events, offering an open space with a synthetic pitch and a surrounding running track. The main stand's architectural design creates an intimate atmosphere, making it an enjoyable destination for sports enthusiasts. Additionally, the backdrop of Coquitlam's picturesque mountains adds to the overall aesthetic appeal. Historically, Percy Perry Stadium was the home ground for the 5th-division PCSL Khalsa Sporting Club. Furthermore, one of the auxiliary fields continues to be utilized by the women's team of Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC to this day.
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• Multi-purpose place
• 1600 seated
• 200+ standing & 300 external bleachers
• Change rooms.
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PERCY PERRY STADIUM REVIEWS
There are a lot to do at this Stadium. Lots of soccer camps and events happening here year round. It's turf and there are natural grass fields as well. It's a great place for joggers and group exercise.
Best outdoor track + facilities in the area. Very well-maintained and perfect for practice. Close to the park, concession + ice cream, and good views!
Awesome venue. Always clean. Wish the concession stand was open more often.
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