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Citing burnout, the creative minds behind Peterborough’s Theatre on King will take a final bow this spring
Ryan Kerr and Kate Story are resigning their roles at TTOK, but the black box theatre will continue under new leadership
This one-woman show was a model for accessible performance
Attending "Blind Dates" by Vivian Chong was "very rewarding," according to John Morris, who attended the production along with other members of the local blind community.
Choose Your Own Adventure marks 10 years of communal adventuring on Trent Radio
The cult-favourite program connects listeners in real time as they explore the campy world of 80s-era pre-teen fiction
“There’s no money in the music business.” But that’s not stopping local artists.
A recent crop of vinyl releases demonstrates the health of Peterborough’s music scene — and artists’ commitment to their craft
Peterborough’s Empty Bowls fundraiser is evolving — but still supporting local food charities
The annual fundraiser previously supported the YWCA’s Nourish program. But with Nourish closing, Empty Bowls is shifting to support new food charities.
Live music sets the scene in new production of Twelfth Night
A live band remains onstage throughout the Electric City Players' Twelfth Night, which runs at Market Hall this weekend
Reframe program invites reflection on our fraught relationship with logging
Logging has caused immense damage in North America. But could it also help our forests heal?
Rob Viscardis says Reframe makes him feel “spoiled as a filmmaker”
The Peterborough native edited two films showing at this year’s festival
The soft power of the monarch butterfly
The Monarch Ultra introduces viewers to the epic monarch migration — and the local runner who followed the butterflies all the way to Mexico
Citing burnout, the creative minds behind Peterborough’s Theatre on King will take a final bow this spring
Ryan Kerr and Kate Story are resigning their roles at TTOK, but the black box theatre will continue under new leadership
This one-woman show was a model for accessible performance
Attending "Blind Dates" by Vivian Chong was "very rewarding," according to John Morris, who attended the production along with other members of the local blind community.
Choose Your Own Adventure marks 10 years of communal adventuring on Trent Radio
The cult-favourite program connects listeners in real time as they explore the campy world of 80s-era pre-teen fiction
“There’s no money in the music business.” But that’s not stopping local artists.
A recent crop of vinyl releases demonstrates the health of Peterborough’s music scene — and artists’ commitment to their craft
Peterborough’s Empty Bowls fundraiser is evolving — but still supporting local food charities
The annual fundraiser previously supported the YWCA’s Nourish program. But with Nourish closing, Empty Bowls is shifting to support new food charities.
Live music sets the scene in new production of Twelfth Night
A live band remains onstage throughout the Electric City Players' Twelfth Night, which runs at Market Hall this weekend
Reframe program invites reflection on our fraught relationship with logging
Logging has caused immense damage in North America. But could it also help our forests heal?
Rob Viscardis says Reframe makes him feel “spoiled as a filmmaker”
The Peterborough native edited two films showing at this year’s festival
The soft power of the monarch butterfly
The Monarch Ultra introduces viewers to the epic monarch migration — and the local runner who followed the butterflies all the way to Mexico
