Blustering winds, cold temperatures and icy road conditions can make for a challenging drive to work on winter mornings. You can forego scraping your windshield, shoveling your driveway, and keeping up with all the winter car maintenance. All it takes is a helmet and a bicycle! Winter Bike to Work Day is coming up on Friday, February 12th.
Dig out your bicycle for Winter Bike to Work Day
Getting to the heart of matters at Activity Haven
Minute by minute, hour by hour, day after day, it works very hard to your immense benefit.
It’s time to give back.
With February being Heart Month, Activity Haven Senior Centre (180 Barnardo Avenue, Peterborough, 705-876-1670) is providing the opportunity to pay some serious attention to keeping your ticker healthy.
Night of comedy, music and drama to benefit Peterborough’s refugee families
When New Stages’ artistic director Randy Read produces a show, you just know he’s going to be bringing out big talent. Reaching far beyond Peterborough for his performers, Randy’s shows never cease to delight audiences and leave a lasting memory.
Double-bill dance performance inspired by Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley
When you think of ballet, you probably don’t think of either Elvis Presley or Johnny Cash. But that’s what Public Energy is bringing to Showplace Performance Centre in Peterborough on Saturday, March 12, 2016, with Elvis and The Man in Black from Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie.
musicNOW – February 2016
There are some seriously excellent concerts and events coming up in Peterborough and the Kawarthas in February. We’re so lucky to have such high-quality live music in our area. Get out and forget it’s winter, while taking in a wide variety of good sounds. Here’s just a snippet of some of the great things going down.
Peterborough’s Wendy Trusler on CBC Radio’s The Next Chapter
In January, Peterborough’s Wendy Trusler and co-author Carol Devine appeared on CBC Radio’s Fresh Air to talk about their book The Antarctic Book of Cooking and Cleaning, and now they’ve been featured on CBC Radio’s The Next Chapter with Shelagh Rogers.
A mammogram can save your life
If you’re a woman reading this, the chances are good either you or someone you know will develop breast cancer.
The most recent data from the Canadian Cancer Society suggests that 68 Canadian women were diagnosed with breast cancer each day last year. Next to skin cancer, it is the most common cancer among North American women.
Paradise lost – a review of Heaven
While discussing his play Heaven in a 2010 interview with the Toronto Star, Canadian playwright George F. Walker said in retrospect he felt the show was “way, way too angry” and that, while listening to the show in previews, he began to wonder “What’s wrong with me?”
Jake’s Bar and Eatery in Lindsay is closing
After five years, Jake’s Bar and Eatery in downtown Lindsay is closing its doors after Saturday, January 30, 2016.
Bundle up and take to the sidewalks on Winter Walk to School Day
Snow crunching underfoot and Chick-a-dees twittering in your ear; you don’t have to visit Jackson Park to experience the sights and sounds of nature this winter. In Peterborough, you will find all this and more on a short walk to school, work, or the corner store.
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