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.
Read moreHe is holding out hope his art made of appreciation for the history of Orillia will be restored to its home.
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Thousands of people were out Saturday to see all the shiny cars on display at the annual
Read moreI 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.
Read moreHere lies the battle of wits. Janine has a bench to rely on. Sean obviously doesn’t.
Read more“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.”
Read moreThis is why a liberal arts degree (history maybe?) is valuable in government corridors, so we don’t forget what we’ve already done.
Read moreThe changes we are being asked to make may lead us to a better future, a better and more satisfying life.
Read moreThe writer believes the program will cost the city more than they think, especially if the cost of legal challenges arise.
Read more“It’s important to know how declining insect populations are faring in the face of a growing number of threats from habitat loss or degradation, increased use of spray insecticides and the changing climate,”
Read moreSo while some of us are reminded of our age by the passing of great musicians, are effected with the knowledge they’ll never get to hear new or old music performed by the departed again, we should celebrate we were alive at a time when they also walked the rock and let the memories leave us smiling.
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