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.
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End of local photo festival sparks questions about arts funding in Peterborough
The Spark Photo Festival is shutting down, citing "financial pressures that do not appear to be resolvable over the next few years.” Other arts organizations are also struggling.
Downtown gallery features five Indigenous artists this summer
New exhibit explores how Indigenous artists share knowledge, memories, and skills across generations
Linnagond adventurers bring “a nerdy good time” to local parks
Local LARPers devise and enact medieval fantasy adventures at Jackson and Inverlea parks
Celebrating National Poetry Month with Ziysah von Bieberstein
City's poet laureate is marking National Poetry Month by highlighting the work of 30 local poets. "I'm really excited to showcase such a broad range of poets," they said.
Macbeth cast prepares for battle ahead of upcoming production
Peterborough’s newest community theatre company presents a version of Macbeth set in the aftermath of a climate apocalypse
New downtown venue will “foster love, joy, and creativity” with diverse booking policy
Bar 379 opens this weekend with three nights of music ranging from punk to hip-hop to folk
Downtown gallery that showcased local women’s art to close this month
Ludmila Gallery's director and curator Laurel Paluck said sales had been declining amid the rising cost of living
Short film offers view of life before and after Ontario’s basic income pilot
Reframe Film Festival and the Basic Income Peterborough Network partnered to present the film, which was followed by a panel discussion
Reframe opening-night feature looks at drinking water inequities in Indigenous communities
Boil Alert follows Six Nations activist Layla Staats as she observes the impacts of environmental racism in First Nations
End of local photo festival sparks questions about arts funding in Peterborough
The Spark Photo Festival is shutting down, citing "financial pressures that do not appear to be resolvable over the next few years.” Other arts organizations are also struggling.
Downtown gallery features five Indigenous artists this summer
New exhibit explores how Indigenous artists share knowledge, memories, and skills across generations
Linnagond adventurers bring “a nerdy good time” to local parks
Local LARPers devise and enact medieval fantasy adventures at Jackson and Inverlea parks
Celebrating National Poetry Month with Ziysah von Bieberstein
City's poet laureate is marking National Poetry Month by highlighting the work of 30 local poets. "I'm really excited to showcase such a broad range of poets," they said.
Macbeth cast prepares for battle ahead of upcoming production
Peterborough’s newest community theatre company presents a version of Macbeth set in the aftermath of a climate apocalypse
New downtown venue will “foster love, joy, and creativity” with diverse booking policy
Bar 379 opens this weekend with three nights of music ranging from punk to hip-hop to folk
Downtown gallery that showcased local women’s art to close this month
Ludmila Gallery's director and curator Laurel Paluck said sales had been declining amid the rising cost of living
Short film offers view of life before and after Ontario’s basic income pilot
Reframe Film Festival and the Basic Income Peterborough Network partnered to present the film, which was followed by a panel discussion
Reframe opening-night feature looks at drinking water inequities in Indigenous communities
Boil Alert follows Six Nations activist Layla Staats as she observes the impacts of environmental racism in First Nations
