This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
Tomorrow Ontario moves to stage two of reopening. What does that mean for arts & culture here in Orillia?
Read moreTomorrow Ontario moves to stage two of reopening. What does that mean for arts & culture here in Orillia?
Read more“An important mandate for us is to support the downtown, so we want encourage people to grab some takeout and have a dinner and a show at home.”
Read moreAaron tried his best to record it at home and wasn’t able to. I told him I don’t care if you sing it over your phone, I can make it sound better.
Read moreWhile everyone is staying at home, again (except for those who can go to work, or shop, or travel, or whatever is an excuse) you might be wondering, “what can I do? I’ve read the internet…
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreI 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.
Read moreTomorrow Ontario moves to stage two of reopening. What does that mean for arts & culture here in Orillia?
Read moreTomorrow Ontario moves to stage two of reopening. What does that mean for arts & culture here in Orillia?
Read moreKaren Hilfman’s got a book about it. The Mended Mirror is just that, the story of a mended mirror which corrects the image seen.
Read more“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.
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