Museum admission free for the public on May 18
The Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum is gearing up for a celebration of International Museum Day this Saturday, May 18, when admission will be free for everyone, with the opening of a new exhibition on the
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Tickets to polo on Commons on sale next week
The sport of kings will make its return to the Commons this September in Niagara-on-the-Lake, with tickets for the Niagara Polo event going on sale Tuesday. The team behind the biennial charity game,
RiverBrink’s spring art exhibitions debut May 11
The RiverBrink Art Museum is celebrating the arrival of spring this Saturday with the opening of two new exhibitions by two modern Canadian artists. The dual solo exhibitions, opening May 11 from 3
Arts: Willowbank hosts virtual open house for prospective students
Willowbank is hosting a virtual open house this month, aiming to attract people who want to learn more about the Queenston school’s heritage conservation diploma program. The deadline for applications is Friday, May
Niagara police’s annual food drive teams up with Newark
As part of this year’s National Police Week, the Niagara Regional Police Service is gearing up for its fourth-annual spring food drive, which will make a stop in Niagara-on-the-Lake on May 16. In
PHOTO GALLERY: Queenston choir rings in spring
The Queenston Women’s Chorus celebrated the season with its spring concert on Saturday, April 27 at Trillium United Church in St. Catharines. Some special guests, including the Niagara Men’s Chorus and Niagara Star
Lake Report partners with The Pointer investigative news site
The Lake Report and its news website NiagaraNow.com have teamed up with an investigative journalism publication to give readers access to even more news and information about regional politics and public affairs. ThePointer.com,
Music Niagara summer season kicks off June 16
Music Niagara’s 26th season kicks off this summer on June 16 with a diverse lineup and new additions for a summer of joyful sound. A series of new performances are to be hosted
Arts: Win Henstock’s painting of gazebo is cover of new tourism map
It’s an instantly recognizable location you likely pass by a lot on Front Street and this summer artist Win Henstock’s beautiful depiction of it will be displayed on thousands maps given to tourists
Gale appointed chair of Niagara Parks Commission board
Bob Gale is the new chair of the Niagara Parks Commission board of directors. Gale, who is serving his third term representing Niagara Falls on regional council, is taking over the role from
Mewburn Road to be closed, again, until end of May
Link between NOTL, Niagara Falls to close until May 30 When a stretch of road connecting Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake was closed for 10 years, what’s another month or so? Concession 6/Mewburn Road
Annual summer garden tour returns on July 6
The vibrant colours and scents of summer gardens will be on display again when the annual Niagara-on-the-Lake Horticultural Society Garden Tour returns on July 6. Eight extraordinary gardens will be featured on the
Arts: Edison Singers return for NOTL spring concert Sunday
The Edison Singers are returning to Niagara-on-the-Lake this weekend for a concert performance to help usher in spring. The title of the concert at St. Mark’s Anglican Church is “Warm Breath of Spring”
Niagara College kicks off major $50 million fundraising campaign
Niagara College has launched a multi-year fundraising campaign aimed at helping the postsecondary institution with a number of initiatives. The college announced its campaign, called Together, which has been created to raise $50
Just in time for spring, appreciate nature at upcoming Pumphouse exhibit
The beauty of the natural world evokes many feelings in different people: awe, serenity, excitement, curiousity, sometimes even humbleness. Contemporary artist Cheryl Bailey, whose works depict the flora and fauna of scenic landscapes,
Popular historical Neighbourhood Walks return this May
Tickets are on sale now for this May’s return of the Neighbourhood Walks series, a chance to learn more about the history of Niagara-on-the-Lake embedded in your surroundings. An annual series hosted by
PHOTOS & VIDEO: Roundup of NOTL eclipse photos
Across Niagara-on-the-Lake, people had different views and experiences of Monday’s total solar eclipse. Here is a gallery of photos, some taken by The Lake Report contributors and some taken by members of
Learn about the man who burned down the town
History has laid the blame for the devastating fire in the town of Newark, now Niagara-on-the-Lake, in December 1813 on Joseph Willcocks, who led a team that reduced the homes of an entire
2024 Willowbank grads all working in heritage sector
The latest cohort of students from Willowbank’s heritage conservation program graduated in a convocation ceremony on the weekend — and all 10 grads are now working in the heritage sector. The graduates represent
Sports: NOTL figure skaters wrap up a successful year
Another busy and very successful season for members of the NOTL Skating Club has come to a close. At the Provincial Series competition #13 in Brantford in February, Hailey Mitchell won the Star
Sports: NOTL hockey teams hand out player awards
The 2023-24 hockey season ice has come to an end, the ice is gone from the arenas and the teams of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Minor Hockey Association have handed out the awards hardware to
Sam Roberts Band continues its Jackson-Triggs tradition
A familiar face will kick off Jackson-Triggs’ annual summer concert series in June. Sam Roberts Band will open the series with shows on June 7 and 8 at the Niagara-on-the-Lake winery’s amphitheatre. “We
VIDEO: Kids go wild for Easter eggs at annual Bunny Trail
Hundreds of youngsters flocked to the Niagara Nursery School and Kinsmen Club’s annual Bunny Trail and Easter egg hunt on Saturday morning. There were plenty of activities, food and attractions for the kids
PHOTOS: Easter fun at NOTL Bunny Trail
Families flocked to the Niagara-on-the-Lake Community Centre on Saturday for a bit of Easter fun. Starting off with the traditional annual Kinsmen egg hunt, and followed by the Niagara Nursery School’s Bunny Trail
Cookie sales help Girl Guides take trip of a lifetime
Lucy Hopkins Special to The Lake Report/NiagaraNow.com The sale of hundreds of $6 boxes of Girl Guides cookies is helping send a group of Niagara-on-the-Lake teenagers on a whirlwind trip to Europe. Mid-July
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