This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment, Part 2
… there was one watering hole for every 150 people (for comparison that would be 213 bars today)
Read more… there was one watering hole for every 150 people (for comparison that would be 213 bars today)
Read moreDan graduated from Twin Lakes Secondary School and last week got a publishing deal with Randall Standridge Music, a major American publishing house.
Read moreIf you are near a radio July 1 tune in to the CBC Radio One from noon to 2 p.m. to hear the Gordon Lightfoot Tribute concert that happened at Massey Hall in May.
Read moreI don’t know how I would have processed the information if I had it. I do know now it makes me angry the adults in the room let this happen.
Read moreShareBy John Swartz The Arts Orillia Gathering Festival of First Nations Stories is happening at the Rama Community Hall May
Read moreThis is after two months without a manager at the Opera House. I find it odd that someone of her calibre and proven success has not been asked to interview.
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Wednesday May 1, was not the day it was supposed to be, as weather forecasters predicted. The
Read moreHer performance was a great way to end the 10th year of Roots North.
Read moreHowever, when the City had $276,000 on the line in 2022 and picked all but one of the artists who got commissions from outside the Orillia area, we were told preference to a group of artists was not allowed under City policy.
Read moreIn the first half they did one cover everyone knows, Gord’s Song for a Winter’s Night. They didn’t say which one they were going to do, just that they felt they needed to sing something of his.
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