Author: Sarah

Saturdays: December 2, 9, and 16


Steveston Town Square Park

3811 Moncton Street
4pm-6pm

Songs In The Snow: A Vintage Christmas is an annual, free, family-friendly, holiday event partnership between Steveston Historical Society, the Richmond Arts Coalition, and the Steveston Museum. Each day features holiday-themed performances from 4pm-6pm outdoors at Town Square Park, next to the Steveston Museum. Each day will be emceed by RAC Executive Director, Andrew Wade.

Saturday, December 2, 4pm-6pm

4:05 pm: SwingOut Richmond Jazz Band
4:30pm: Luc LeMans
5pm: Stories On Wheels – Holiday Tales
5:30pm: Four Calling Birds
Visual Artist – Rose Kendall
Visual Artist – Nadine Flagel
Visual Artist – Cartoon Katie

Saturday, December 9, 4pm-6pm

4:05pm: Burnett Jazz (Brenda Khoo)
4:30pm: Vostok
5pm: Jill Raymond
5:30pm: The Richmond Singers
Visual Artist – Rose Kendall
Visual Artist – Nadine Flagel

Saturday, December 16, 4pm-6pm

4:05pm: Kung Jaadee
4:30pm: Wowk Elementary Thursday Thrillers (Brenda Khoo)
5pm: ROCA (Richmond Orchestra and Chorus Association)
5:30pm: Jorg and Borg Homespun Elf Band
Visual Artist – Rose Kendall
Visual Artist – Nadine Flagel
Visual Artist – Cartoon Katie

Come and visit the November pop-up artists at the Steveston Museum & Post Office! A percentage of all art sales goes towards SHS programs and events that support our community.

Jennifer James is a multi-textural artist who started her art journey from the time she could hold a crayon. She is fascinated by the spiritual significance of birds as can be seen in her cherished creations of a series of pottery bird women. Jennifer’s love of sewing and creating sculptural art allowed her to use up leftover fabric and create beautiful fabric birds. In addition, this talented individual is also an encaustic artist who uses wax to carve and build up layers making her paintings more 3D.

Tom D. Taylor is a talented local artist mainly working with Acrylics, Gouache, Watercolours and pencil. Tom’s love of painting was fuelled when living at a young age in Northern BC. Tom attended BCIT and graduated with an Architectural Design Major. While pursuing his business career, Tom continued painting and drawing at home and now focuses the majority of his time to art.

Steveston’s very first Antiques Fair and Appraisal Event will be taking place this November!
The event will take place at Army Navy and Air Force (ANAF) 284 in Steveston on Nov. 18 from 10am- 3pm.

Appraisers will be on site so bring in your antique and vintage items to see what treasures you may have!*

Appointments need to be made in advance for all appraisals. The cost to have an item appraised is $10, or $25 for three. Schedule your appointment by contacting Steveston Historical Society at info@historicsteveston.ca prior to the event. Once you have an appointment, please complete the Customer Appraisal Information Sheet (PDF, 228KB) and submit to the SHS no later than Nov. 15th.

There will also be vendors selling antiques at the event.
Admission is $2 (Free with scheduled appraisal) at the door with all proceeds benefiting the Steveston Historical Society and ANAF.

*These are general appraisals and cannot be used for estate or insurance purposes.

A very special welcome to our October pop-up artists! Stop by the Steveston Museum & Post Office to see their beautiful work. A percentage of all art sales goes towards SHS programs and events that support our community.

Special Artist Demo for Culture Days:
Drop in Sat. Oct. 14^th between 1:00pm and 3:00pm and meet Marsha Hoggan as well as Denise & Jeremy Nichol.  Marsha will be painting her pottery designs and discussing her process. Denise will demonstrate and discuss the process and creation of her beach glass art and what inspires her other work.  Jeremy will show several different types of painting mediums and different brands of oil paints and their qualities.

Marsha Lynn Hoggan

Marsha Hoggan is a local Richmond, BC artist who began making pottery in 2005. Her functional work is mainly porcelain, which she fell in love with early on in her pottery endeavours. Celadon is a favourite glaze for Marsha’s porcelain pottery and has been used for thousands of years on both porcelain and stoneware pottery. Marsha says, “it appeals to me not only for the cool lightness of its look on porcelain, but for its historical value as well.” Marsha also works with clay as it has endless possibilities and has allowed her to experiment with Raku as well as sculpting.

Instagram: @marshalynnpottery

Denise and Jeremy Nichol

Denise Nichol is a self-taught painter influenced by her love of travel, nature and the flavours of diverse cultures. Jeremy Nichol is a digital designer and artist. This mother and son duo are also avid beach cleaners, up-cycling found broken and ocean smoothed sea glass from local beaches into expressive framed art pieces.

Instagram: @nicholproductions
nicholproductions.com
jeremynichol.com