This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
What they did is bloody hard to do, unless of course, you have no sense of time and no two bones in your body working in sympathetic rhythm,
Read moreWhat they did is bloody hard to do, unless of course, you have no sense of time and no two bones in your body working in sympathetic rhythm,
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Read moreThere are only a few days left to help OMAH snag $10,000 from the Great Canadian Giving Challenge
Read moreThere’s an ease for an audience if they’ve never seen dance because there is something relatable in the sound.
Read moreThere is an odd-looking device in there I thought might be some sort of bust-line enhancing device. It is made of rubber and cone shaped…
Read moreWe’ve had so much success with what we’ve developed out of this studio and we’re proud of what’s come out of it and the comfort of the environment, how it’s set up and how we go about it
Read moreI try to wrap my head around the themes each year before seeing what’s been produced and come up with nothing. Then I see the work. Some of it seems so obvious, which illustrates the limit of my imagination,
Read moreShareBy John Swartz (Photos by Swartz – SUNonline/Orillia) This year’s Streets Alive public art project, Pedal Powered, got a break
Read moreThe poetry prize was created by Harry Connor in memory of his wife K., Valerie Connor a former teacher and Leacock Museum volunteer.
Read moreOrillia’s The Free Label is scheduled on Saturday’s pub lineup and VK and the Legends of the Deep will likely be playing the last notes of the festival Sunday evening in the pub.
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