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October 1, 2020October 1, 2020 Sunonline/Orillia City of Orillia, Creative Nomad Studios, Leacock Museum, Makers Market, ODAC, OMAH, Opera House, Orillia Youth Centre, Roots North, Swanmore Hall

The key position for such an operation needs a personality, not famous, but every single successful restaurant in Orillia has a key personality identified with it.

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September 24, 2020September 24, 2020 Sunonline/Orillia Bleeker, Charlotte and the Dirty Cowboys, City of Orillia, Creative Nomad Studios, Hibernation, Information Orillia, Joe Huron, Lance Anderson, Leacock Museum, Makers Market, Mariposa Arts, Mariposa Folk, ODAC, OMAH, Opera House, Orillia Centre for Arts+Culture, Orillia Youth Centre, OSB, Reay, Steven Henry, VK

All of our arts people have been doing their part this year and every year. Now it’s time for you to do your part. Make a nomination.

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September 17, 2020September 17, 2020 Sunonline/Orillia Bleeker, City of Orillia, Creative Nomad Studios, Information Orillia, Leacock Museum, Mariposa Folk, OMAH, Orillia Public Library, Orillia Youth Centre

This means there won’t be a change in capacity at the Opera House of 50 people for this Saturday’s Aaron Davis concert taping.

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September 9, 2020September 9, 2020 Sunonline/Orillia City of Orillia, Creative Nomad Studios, Information Orillia, Kevin Gangloff, Makers Market, Mariposa Folk, ODAC, OMAH, Opera House, Orillia Youth Centre, Ron Hill, Roots North, Somniatis, Valis Sound, Xavier Fernandes

I think in time the effort, talent, ingenuity, sweat and money each has contributed will prove to be a far greater value than it appears at this moment.

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September 3, 2020September 3, 2020 Sunonline/Orillia City of Orillia, Creative Nomad Studios, Information Orillia, Leacock Museum, Makers Market, Mariposa Folk, ODAC, OMAH, Opera House, Orillia Public Library, Orillia Secondary School, Orillia Youth Centre, Roots North, Somniatis

Tomorrow Ontario moves to stage two of reopening. What does that mean for arts & culture here in Orillia?

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August 27, 2020August 27, 2020 Sunonline/Orillia Christine Hager, City of Orillia, Creative Nomad Studios, Culture Days, Leacock Museum, Makers Market, Mariposa Folk, ODAC, OMAH, Orillia Fine Arts Assoc., Orillia Public Library, Orillia Youth Centre, Roots North, Somniatis

Tomorrow Ontario moves to stage two of reopening. What does that mean for arts & culture here in Orillia?

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August 20, 2020August 20, 2020 Sunonline/Orillia City of Orillia, Creative Nomad Studios, Karen Hilfman, Mariposa Folk, OMAH, Opera House, Orillia Public Library, Orillia Youth Centre, Roots North

Karen Hilfman’s got a book about it. The Mended Mirror is just that, the story of a mended mirror which corrects the image seen.

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August 16, 2020August 16, 2020 Sunonline/Orillia City of Orillia, Kevin Gangloff, Orillia Youth Centre

ShareBy John Swartz A long road to reopening the Orillia Youth Centre, interrupted by a basement flooded by a leaky

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August 13, 2020August 13, 2020 Sunonline/Orillia City of Orillia, Creative Nomad Studios, Jesse Collins, Leacock Museum, Mariposa Folk, OMAH, Opera House, Orillia Public Library, Orillia Youth Centre, Roots North

“What an incredible thing for a City to recognize the value. They (buildings like the Opera House) used to be in every town across the province. The will that a community has to say it’s their theater, it’s their place, speaks highly of the value the community places on our magnificent, downtown attraction.