This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
Tie-breakers are not the kind of people who drink for free after the decisions are made.
Read moreTie-breakers are not the kind of people who drink for free after the decisions are made.
Read moreA dozen musicians, among the best in the biz, playing several different styles of music for an hour and a half, a set list of tunes, which even if you didn’t know them well you’d get into quickly and enjoy was just what the doctor ordered.
Read moreLance Anderson and his band of incredibly talented musicians are playing the Opera House Sunday evening.
Read moreI also hope come the fall when nominations open for the Orillia Regional Arts and Heritage Awards somebody nominates Steven for this concert series.
Read moreThe Canadian Live Music Association is mounting an online petition where you can send emails directly to MPPs about reopening steps.
Read moreShe was a member of the Orillia Historical Society (she gave me the evil eye once, then laughed when I called it the Hysterical Society), a group dedicated to teaching us about our past.
Read moreThat’s right. The owners of the property, which will have some kind of residential development on it, are keeping the train station.
Read more… figure out what a plumber charges to work a Thursday or Friday night, or on the weekend, for a typical 6 hour commitment; most musicians would be glad to get half of that because it would be a pay increase.
Read moreThe pay scale is lopsided too. The scale shows solo artists will get $250, which is alright, but as you add people each takes home less so by the time you get to a 4 piece each member is only getting $125.
Read moreTomorrow Ontario moves to stage two of reopening. What does that mean for arts & culture here in Orillia?
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