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Residents of the Shaw’s Artists’ Village talk life in new home

The Artists' Village's residences for actors and other peformers with the Shaw Festival opened in February. The apartments have been nearly full since April.

Shaw review: Exploring the enchanting and diverse world of puppets

A fascination that likely began when humans first created shadow images on caves in ancient times, puppets have survived millenniums as a storytelling device popular around the world, writes Penny-Lynn Cookson.

Shaw’s Artists’ Village opens its doors in Niagara-on-the-Lake

The Shaw Festival is celebrating the opening of a campus that will house dozens of performers who put on the theatre company's productions, plus education and outreach programs.

Nostalgia meets gallows humour in this comedy tour, coming to NOTL on Aug. 20

Comedian Eric Johnston is set to stop in NOTL this Thursday as part of his "Son of a Bull" comedy tour, which sees him getting candid about addiction in the family, mental health and being the son of a professional wrestler.

Shaw review: Once maligned, author Edna Ferber shines again

"She sought unusual locations where ordinary people built empires against the odds and where strong, smart women overcame gender, convention and adversity," writes Penny-Lynn Cookson.

Days of Wine and Chocolate returns February

Forget wine and cheese, this February the Wineries of Niagara-on-the-Lake are offering up a decadent twist on food and drink pairings with the Days...

Protests planned during Icewine Village festival

Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Icewine Village to transform Queen Street into a winter wonderland, from Jan. 19 to 20 and 26 to 27.   This year marks Icewine Village's 24th...

Bill S-203 brings an end to keeping whales and dolphins in captivity

The captivity of dolphins and whales is coming to an end in Canada, with the passing of Bill S-203 in the House of Commons.   The...

Niagara’s History Unveiled: St. Davids in the 20th Century

One might think that all the excitement and action for St. Davids was in the 19th century but during the 20th century the town...

Virgil to get first sports bar

Virgil is about to get a new place to watch sports, listen to live music and grab a bite to eat. Bricks & Barley...

Christopher Newton named Officer of Order of Canada

Christopher Newton spent most of his career in a creative role; that didn’t end after retirement. Born in Deal, England on June 11, 1936, Newton...

Humour and Hops brings regular comedy to NOTL

David Green and the Exchange Brewery are pouring a steady flow of comedic entertainment. Each month, Green hosts an evening of laughs - showcasing a...

Historical Society showcases history through art

This winter the Niagara Historical Society & Museum is offering a chance to discover Niagara-on-the-Lake’s history through local art. A temporary exhibit called Paintings of Niagara-on-the-Lake will...

‘Coming out’ stories to inspire in Niagara Falls

Coming out can be hard to do. This evening Falynn Shaw, column writer for The Sound and activist for LBGQT+, is trying to make it a...

A need for live jazz in NOTL

Bringing jazz to the residents of Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Twilight Jazz Series recently expanded its showcase to offer an outlet for local jazz fans. On the...

‘Why you should move to Canada’ video secures Niagara College student a free flight

NIAGARA COLLEGE (Jan. 2, 2019) Second year business – sales and marketing student Lucas Holtvluwer has won a free flight, courtesy of Air Canada, as...

Levee rings in new year at Navy Hall

Hundreds of people filled Navy Hall on New Years Day for the annual levee put on by the Friends of Fort George in partnership...

NOTL Penguins brave the cold December lake for 43rd year

In Niagara-on-the-Lake, certain events have become winter staples — the Candlelight Stroll, the Christmas Parade and the Icewine Festival are a few which never...

Photo gallery: Christmas lights of NOTL

Looking for places to go see Christmas lights this year? Niagara-on-the-Lake has some decked out places to stop and take in the view. Here...

Regency skate day to take Fort George back in time

Get out your top hats and bonnets — it’s almost time for the first-ever Regency Skate event at Fort George National Historic Site in...

Breakfast with Santa supports NOTL Palliative Care

Santa might be known best for enjoying milk and cookies, but on Sunday morning at the Epicurean restaurant in Niagara-on-the-Lake, it was all about...

One month left to submit nominations for the St. Catharines Arts Awards

The St. Catharines Arts Awards return in 2019.The competition is designed to increase the visibility of local artists and cultural industries, honour cultural leaders...

Christmas pop-up market hits Outlet Collection in NOTL

Outlet Collection and Niagara Etsy Artisans have teamed up to present Holiday Collection Pop-Up Market, an artisan shopping experience at the Outlet Collection in...

Writer’s Circle: Christmas with Uncle Willy

CHRISTMAS WITH UNCLE WILLY By: Drake Spentington (a.k.a. Bill Hamilton)   Here it was, Christmas Eve, down on the farm, Uncle Willy was at it spinning a yarn. At...

Writer’s Circle: Precious Gifts

By Hermine Steinberg Precious Gifts (Based on a true story) The first snowfall of the season had finally arrived and marked the unofficial beginning to winter festivities....

Niagara’s History Unveiled: The Early Years

Tucked under the Niagara escarpment and mostly overlooked by many, is a small village known as St. Davids.  Founded in 1780, when United Empire...

Chatting Robin Hood with Yellow Door Theatre Projects Andorlie Hillstrom

Yellow Door Theatre Project is inviting local residents to take time out this holiday season to see its Canadian musical Robin Hood, which runs...

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