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Aleisha Parr – Jamming On The Soo Roller Derby League Adrian V
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Barry Keane of the Lightfoot Band Adrian V
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Tony Robinson-Smith (vol. 2) – The Algomian Lisa Tucker
CALVIN LANEUNFATHOMABLEHORRORS@YAHOO.COM CREATIVE DIRECTOR – CO-FOUNDER – WRITER – CARPENTER Unfathomable Horrors is a performance art theatre and film company based in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Calvin Lane and Grace King are the creative forces driving the prolific quality emanating from Unfathomable Horrors. Do you use Generative AI? We do […]
Sault-Born Music Entrepreneur Matthew St Pierre Returns Home for the First-Ever Public Unveiling of Lisnin, a New All-in-One Platform for Independent Artists Free keynote event “Navigating the Modern Music Business as an Independent Artist” — presented with Adrian Vilaca of The Art Hub & The Borderline — comes to 504 […]
The Great Lakes Odyssey Radio Hour is broadcast on NPR (National Public Radio) s5.e10. GREAT LAKES ODYSSEY Radio Hour – In Quest of the Great Lakes Algorithm The artificial intelligence complex and the age of the algorithm is giving rise to super data centers being built around the Great Lakes […]
Aleisha Parr is the current President of The Soo Roller Derby league, a women’s flat-track roller derby league in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. As of 2024 the league is working hard to re-form and build a strong skating team to participate and foster the love of the sport and to […]
AUG 26 @ 4:00 Screenshot AUG 28 & 29 @ 9:30 > GENERATIONS AUG 29 @ 9:00 > TWENTY ONE from Sudbury AUG 30 @ 3:00 > CANADIAN WHISKY SOUND AUG 30 @ 5:00 SEPT 2 @ 4:00 SEPTEMBER 3 @ 7:30 SEPT 4 @ 9:00 SEPT 4 & 5 […]
Barry Keane is a drummer/percussionist and toured with Gordon Lightfoot for over 47 years. He was born in Philadelphia, PA and currently lives in Unionville, Ontario, Canada. Barry is a former record executive and has been a studio musician for the past 55 years. His recording studio credits include such […]
The Algomian, Algoma’s creative journal, features poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction sketches, one-act plays, visual art, music, cartoons, book reviews, and writer’s tips. With a focus on new and emerging voices, the journal aims to provide the Algoma community with a platform to share its art – especially its creative […]
In early July of 1973, the Brown Street Bombers Association, a group of more than 20 kids, appeared in front of the Sault Ste. Marie City Council and Mayor Ronald A. Irwin. They were there to ask council if they would close Brown St. for one day so that the […]
CanArt is a structured, skills-based visual arts program designed for children and teens. Running from September to June, it offers a clear progression in artistic development, combining technical skill-building with creativity and critical thinking. Each year culminates in a professional exhibition, where students present their work in the gallery at […]
