In another sure sign that summer is coming, the Peterborough Downtown Farmers’ Market re-opens for the 2015 season on Wednesday, May 6th.
Peterborough Downtown Farmers’ Market reopens for season
Tired of seeing your media releases going nowhere?
People are often confused about what a media release actually is, and what it isn’t. For starters, a media release is not a speech, not a rant, and most importantly, not an ad in disguise.
Age of Excess – a review of Avengers: Age of Ultron
There are few categories of fans more obsessively loyal than the avid comic book reader. Superhero comics have always struck a chord with outsiders as they glamorize and empower people who struggle in mainstream society.
Documenting Peterborough’s musical history
Peterborough loves its musicians and has a long and colourful musical history. In recent months, films and book projects have been released or announced that chronicle niches of our community’s relationship with music. But at Trent Radio, a special project preserving Peterborough’s musical past has been a passion for a group of employees and volunteers for over a decade.
Purr-fect – a review of Cats
My love for cats often precedes me. Quite frankly, I like cats much more than I even like humans. So, it was with great anticipation that I attended the opening gala of The Peterborough Theatre Guild’s production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats.
Art in the Street – May 2015
“Still Ice” by Wendy Trusler at Evans Contemporary
Ideas about life in Antarctica remain frozen in our collective memory. We imagine endless snow, icebergs, penguins, and an unremitting cold barren wilderness.
New program to benefit urban water courses in Peterborough
In Peterborough, we’re vitally connected to urban water features. Our drinking water comes directly from the Otonabee River, Jackson Creek traverses our downtown core, and Little Lake features prominently in cultural events like Music Fest.
musicNOW – May 2015
As we hit the beautiful month of May, the buds begin to appear and to blossom and the weather becomes even warmer. It’s an excellent time of year to get out and experience live music. I will be on tour out west this month with Mayhemingways, but I highly recommend each of these shows.
Behind the scenes at Cats
After months of anticipation, the curtain is about to rise on the Peterborough Theatre Guild’s production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats.
Arguably the most ambitious theatrical production to hit Peterborough this season, Cats ends what has been a very long string of musicals performed in Peterborough over the past year. But, with opening night only a few days away, it’s clear to the entire theatre community that Cats will be a unique musical spectacle.
Peterborough Pop Ensemble performs the music of Hitsville U.S.A.
The joyful sounds of “Do You Love Me” by The Contours seep from a rehearsal room in the basement of George St. United Church, where the Peterborough Pop Ensemble assembles to make great music.
“Music is kind of like food for your soul,” the group’s business manager Susan Dunkley tells me. “It gets you going.”
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