It Was A Starry Night
ShareBy John Swartz Starry Night in downtown Orillia Saturday evening was successful in terms of it wasn’t a total rebuilding
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Month: August 2023
Perspectives On Climate Change From Other Places – Part 3
“I tell people about how the Global South is exploited and why we must boycott western products and markets.”
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Sometimes The Internet Is Not And Does Not Have The Answer
I realize it is tempting to check out some minor ailment like that annoying rectal itch or the sudden attack of memory loss when you realize your car is upside down on the neighbour’s lawn, but…
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To Bee, Or Not To Bee
Sustainable Orillia would be most interested in supporting the City’s work to rationalize its bylaws with its commitment to a more sustainable community
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
He is holding out hope his art made of appreciation for the history of Orillia will be restored to its home.
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Won’t Somebody Please Think Of The Dogs?
We can’t just haul out a facecloth in the middle of the 23rd Psalm and start scrubbing away.
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They Came To Show, It Shined
ShareBy John Swartz Thousands of people were out Saturday to see all the shiny cars on display at the annual
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
I don’t know how Mariposa replaces her, but the organization makes all the right moves on a number of counts so I’m sure they’ll rebound from this loss.
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Nothing Halfway About This Play
Here lies the battle of wits. Janine has a bench to rely on. Sean obviously doesn’t.
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The Play’s The Thing
“The kinds of shows I want to do that have proven successful are smaller shows that exist in a room, a small room, crammed with people.”
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