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Mary Wilson & La-Na Fragomeni Are Bandettes Forever Adrian V
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Kevin Bowe & The Okemah Prophets – Sault Ste. Marie and the Last of the True Believers Adrian V
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Connie Lafleur Bailey – You Are Worthy Lisa Tucker
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Ernie Rowntree Has A Warm Heart For Eden’s Reptiles – The Smart As Trees Podcast Adrian V
The Sault Community Theatre Centre (SCTC) is inviting local artists, creatives, and community members to a free evening of connection and conversation with working theatre professionals. On May 11 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM, SCTC will host a free community meet and greet with Pat theDog Theatre Creation, featuring Artistic […]
Sachia Tasz first gained exposure sharing her experiences with suicide loss and healing on TikTok as Juststay4anotherday, although she is no newcomer to writing and divulging her adventures on paper. Sachia created her first piece of literature at the young age of 13, so it is no surprise that she […]
Joanne Tookenay is an Anishinaabe Elder, a survivor who grew up in a traumatizing childhood, sexually abused by several men in the community. As a student in adult learning school she was encouraged by a teacher to write a story. What ended up on the paper served as the beginning […]
A. A. Parr is a writer, artist and entrepreneur who calls both Sault Ste. Marie and Toronto home. She holds a Specialised Honours BFA from York University in Theatre (Devised Ensemble Creation; Playwriting) with a double minor in Psychology and Cultural Studies. She is also the Founder and Managing Editor […]
Trevor A. Bailey thinks it might be about time to put aside old grudges and learn to work together. In the world today, vampires and lycanthropes might be an easier pill to swallow than that one, but that’s why stories are so important. Isabella Castellanos is the beginning of a […]
The Great Lakes Odyssey Radio Hour is broadcast on NPR (National Public Radio) s5.e11 . GREAT LAKES ODYSSEY Radio Hour – Tkaronto To Toronto On Lake Ontario there is a bay where trees stood in the waters and gave fruit to schooling fishes and gathering peoples and it was called […]
Laura Cody – When the school literary magazine published my poem “Spiderwebs,” an exploration of stimulus-reaction psychology in one tight verse (…”Once I saw one by the stream, when I saw it I began to scream”…) Nurturing my interests in both the written word and the complexities of the mind, […]
Summer Takes Flight FestivalArt on the Apron | June 13 & 14 The Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre is launching Art on the Apron as part of our inaugural Summer Takes Flight Festival and we are inviting artists, makers, and vendors to be part of it. Summer Takes Flight kicks off June 11 with Cory […]
The Sault Community Theatre Centre (SCTC) is currently seeking expressions of interest from individuals interested in working as Summer Camp Counsellors for its upcoming Summer Children’s Theatre Camps this July and August. SCTC’s summer camps introduce young participants to the performing arts through acting, music, dance, and creative theatre activities. […]
