Rob Viscardis says Reframe makes him feel “spoiled as a filmmaker”
The Peterborough native edited two films showing at this year’s festival
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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
Square dance caller of 35 years still uses vinyl records
Wayne Whatman and the Otonabee Squares kicked off a new dancing season on Monday night. Beginners are invited to give it a try for free during the month of January.
Community rallies to defend arts and social services from cutbacks
Dozens of local non-profits are facing 25 percent cuts to their municipal funding
Babe Chorus worked their magic for a sold-out Sadleir House last weekend
Practical Magic is more than just a film for these witchy songstresses
Archaeologists unearth foundation of 19th century church on George Street
The foundation was buried under a parking lot, but the frame structure of the church that once stood there was preserved in the 1990s
McCurdle’s Arm is a visceral reimagining of Peterborough’s early baseball history
Local writer Andrew Forbes' recent novella tells the story of Robert McCurdle and the Ashburnham Pine Groves
Bugging out with local artists
These two creators focus on insects as a metaphor for the queer community
Pushing for change through creative expression
Currents spoke with three local artists who use art as a form of resistance
Trent Radio’s live-to-air performance series concludes after ten events
The series revealed Peterborough's "deep wealth of talent," studio monitor Wes Grist said.
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
Square dance caller of 35 years still uses vinyl records
Wayne Whatman and the Otonabee Squares kicked off a new dancing season on Monday night. Beginners are invited to give it a try for free during the month of January.
Community rallies to defend arts and social services from cutbacks
Dozens of local non-profits are facing 25 percent cuts to their municipal funding
Babe Chorus worked their magic for a sold-out Sadleir House last weekend
Practical Magic is more than just a film for these witchy songstresses
Archaeologists unearth foundation of 19th century church on George Street
The foundation was buried under a parking lot, but the frame structure of the church that once stood there was preserved in the 1990s
McCurdle’s Arm is a visceral reimagining of Peterborough’s early baseball history
Local writer Andrew Forbes' recent novella tells the story of Robert McCurdle and the Ashburnham Pine Groves
Bugging out with local artists
These two creators focus on insects as a metaphor for the queer community
Pushing for change through creative expression
Currents spoke with three local artists who use art as a form of resistance
Trent Radio’s live-to-air performance series concludes after ten events
The series revealed Peterborough's "deep wealth of talent," studio monitor Wes Grist said.
