Ted Harrison's Rainbow Road: A Culture Days Event with Author Jan Stirling

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Join the Coquitlam Public Library and celebrated artist and author, Jan Stirling, in a special Culture Days Event celebrating the art and life of Ted Harrison. Ted Harrison was an English-Canadian artist who is mostly known for his vivid painting of the Yukon. His love of the people and the land there brought him international acclaim. His distinct style, employing bright colours and whimsical scenes, appeals to all ages. In this event, Jan will discuss her friendship with Ted in the last 8 years of his life during a time when they both really needed each other. This friendship had a profound impact on Jan, resulting in the writing and publication of her memoir and first book. This event will be an exploration of art, friendship, and the written word.

This program will be offered using Zoom. To attend, please register with your email address.

• We will share an invitation to the Zoom meeting by email 24 hours before the program.

• Registration will close 60 minutes before the program starts, after which we are unable to email invitations to the Zoom meeting.

• Please email us at [email protected] if you do not receive an emailed invitation to the Zoom meeting.

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Coquitlam Public Library

Coquitlam Public Library is a growing library system in the northeast sector of Metro Vancouver. It serves a population of 139,300 and has approximately 61,000 active card holders. Established in 1976, it is funded with taxes raised in the community it serves as well as a Government of BC operating grant. The Library Board consists of ten members. CPL’s mission is “to engage its diverse community through creativity, discovery and knowledge.”