This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment – Part Two
Also appearing is Milli Schop, who you may recall I mentioned once or twice as being a fantastic singer.
Read moreAlso appearing is Milli Schop, who you may recall I mentioned once or twice as being a fantastic singer.
Read morehen the mob ruled. My Son the Hurricane is a dozen little whirlwinds working together to make everyone get up and dance.
Read moreI’m sure he would like to do better, wouldn’t we all (I’m president of the club), but to be able to say, – I‘m making a living doing what I love and know how to do, in the arts, in Canada, and I’m doing it on my own – is something special.
Read moreShare By Fred Larsen – Special to SUNonline/Orillia Three local high school students are receiving the newly inaugurated Sustainable Orillia
Read moreThe audience, sold out, was eating this show up. Particularly the faster tempo, rock tunes.
Read moreThe William Swinimer Business Leader of the Year Awards happened earlier in the week and heartfelt congratulations to Steve Orr,…
Read moreIt makes me happy to be able to write about these bands and be able to consider intricate details of what is occurring instead of trying to find the right words to say, ‘well, they’re trying.’
Read moreThis event is open to the public and you should drop by if you can so the kids get to perform for someone other than the judges.
Read moreThe Orillia Silver Band is playing at St. Paul’s Centre March 19 at 2 p.m.
Read moreThree finalists will be announced August 15 and the winner picks up the hardware and cheque at the Once Again Annual Stephen Leacock Medal For Humour dinner September 17.
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