What’s on: Comedy cabaret, downtown patio dance party, and more
Also in this week's arts and community newsletter: Full Tilt Cycle reopens after break-in
Alex's Latest Articles
A world away from Palestine, Peterborough residents choose action over despair
For many locals, organizing against the war in Palestine helps to ease a sense of hopelessness. Protesting has "stabilized my sadness and heartbreak,” one organizer said.
Remembering those lost to occupational illness
Also in this week's arts and community newsletter: A preview of tonight's First Friday Art Crawl
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.
Introducing Peterborough’s newest improv comedy duo
A preview of community events happening this weekend
What’s on this weekend: Afrocentric community potluck, roller derby, and more
A preview of community events happening this weekend
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.
Show and Tell Poetry to end after nine years
For this week's newsletter, we're testing a new approach and highlighting some upcoming community events. (Our regular newsletter will return!)
Downtown gallery features five Indigenous artists this summer
New exhibit explores how Indigenous artists share knowledge, memories, and skills across generations
Dreams of Beans Café to move to new location
After decades on Hunter Street, the café will relocate to the corner of George and Charlotte. Also in this week's newsletter: What should we name Peterborough's new library branch?
