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Finding the words in the dustcloud
BY EMANUEL GEORGE In comparison to 1,000-pound marble sculptures and 50-foot murals, the art of poetry seems like a much easy art form to travel […]
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Pub night and karaoke will be a blast from the past
BY ERIC NEILSON Close your eyes. Imagine you’re whisked back to the year 2001. When Shrek was a box office smash and The Lord of […]
Carl Dixon extended: music then and now
BY JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI AND ADAM FARADAY It’s hard to believe the man standing on the darkened Burlington stage, casually going through his soundcheck, was once […]
The Middle Child Act 2: A Sheridan experience
BY PHILIPPE CARON Students from the Art and Art History program at Sheridan College held a second edition of their exhibit The Middle Child at […]
Check, 1, 2 . . .
BY JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI AND ADAM FARADAY It’s hard to believe the man standing on the darkened Burlington stage, casually going through his soundcheck, was once […]
One Of A Kind celebrates makers and their wares
BY ALEXANDRIA FRISBY The annual One Of A Kind Craft Show is officially underway and has taken over Exhibition Place. Saturday Nov. 24 was the biggest […]
Sheridan Theatre making a musical return to the stage
By ROBERT KOUMARELAS Winter is closing in soon, and the theatre programs are offering their seasonal dose of culture. Sheridan’s programs for theatre and live […]
Rush The Shallows at Burlington’s new art show
BY ALEXANDRIA FRISBY Experience the waters and forestry around us in a new Burlington art exhibit Rushing the Shallows. This studio exhibit showcases work by […]
Actor Jay Baruchel scores goal with new book
BY ERIC NEILSON It’s safe to say Hollywood star Jay Baruchel doesn’t forget where he came from. The comedian, actor and director was at the […]
Oakville residents dance their way into another era
BY TAMARA VON ESTORFF Oakville’s Harbour Banquet and Conference Centre hosted the 2018 West End Jazz Series Gala Night last weekend. Hundreds of Oakville residents […]
Passion for fashion
BY ADAM FARADAY Most people go to the Royal Botanical Gardens to look at plants and nature, but last Saturday, people went for Fashion Week. […]
Toronto gearing up for 9th annual Christmas market
BY PHILIPPE CARON Holidays are already here with the Toronto Christmas Market opening Thursday, Nov. 15. Running until Sunday, Dec 23, this year’s festivities are […]