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Livewire Blues Power – Mellow Blues Danny Mott
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Ray Bonneville – On The Blind Side Adrian V
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Stacey Bishop Davidson – 15 Fishes Lisa Tucker
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Mike Prentice is the Canadian Viking. He ventured into his future by going back in time to a trade that is millennia old. Mike became a blacksmith, silversmith and co-owner of Rock The Forge, based on the outskirts of Stockholm, Sweden, and set out on a mission to give people […]
Johanna Rowe is a Wawa born and raised citizen, author and local historian, which is to say a wealth of information about the Algoma area. This 90 page book with full colour photos is a remarkable record of Wawa’s unique cultural art display known as the Heritage Doors. All 34 […]
Using colour and light as therapy to treat certain mental and physical health conditions is called chromotherapy, or colour therapy. The practice originates from the ancient Egyptians; they used sun-filled rooms with coloured glass for therapeutic purposes. The ladies dare to defy the skeptical medical experts. Guest Stacey McLean joins […]
June is Pride month, and also, National Indigenous Peoples Day takes place every year on June 21st. The ladies share on a part of society’s difficulties with people that are seen and perceived as different. It’s a conversation filled with good information, candid opinions and a way to make the […]
Music is a powerful connector to place, time and people. A song creates an emotional tug that plants itself in the moment and then it can last a lifetime. The ladies all love music and get dancing on the topic as they share their favourite songs, artists, concerts and musical […]
Through collaboration with students at Algoma University, Sault College and partner organizations, this grant provides opportunities Sault Ste. Marie community members to thank front line workers and share their COVID experiences through Art and Storytelling, culminating in community event. These public art initiatives aid in the beautification and provide heightened […]
In these modern times weddings happen at every time of year and with many different celebrations. Traditional weddings have their own unwritten rules and customs in each culture. It’s high season for weddings and the ladies get nostalgic on traditional weddings. It’s a talk about food and drink, music and […]
Khane-tekani, which translated means “shaking down the house,” is an Iranian cultural tradition going back some 3,000 years. Spring cleanup is a time of year that has taken on a life of its own in cultures around the world, and that includes locally. That’s where the ladies jump in with their […]
Through collaboration with students at Algoma University, Sault College and partner organizations, this grant provides opportunities Sault Ste. Marie community members to thank front line workers and share their COVID experiences through Art and Storytelling, culminating in community event. These public art initiatives aid in the beautification and provide heightened […]