Local musician Melissa Payne thrilled a hometown crowd with her performance at Peterborough Musicfest on Saturday night.
kawarthaNOW photographer Linda McIlwain was there to take a few photos of Melissa’s opening tunes.
Photos from Melissa Payne’s concert at Peterborough Musicfest
Quick, somebody make this a movie – a review of The Bad Luck Bank Robbers
For 24 years, visiting The Winslow Farm to watch high-quality theatre has been a summer tradition for both residents of the Kawarthas and travellers from all over the world
Melissa Payne’s star continues to rise
Considered by many (including us) to be a rising star, it’s only fitting that singer-songwriter Melissa Payne is one of two local musicians to be featured at Peterborough Musicfest this season. She’ll be performing at 8 p.m. on Saturday, July 4th at Del Crary Park in downtown Peterborough.
Peterborough artists featured in 30 Under 30 show in Toronto
Two Peterborough-based artists, Julie Douglas and Brianna Gosselin, are featured in an art show at the John B. Aird gallery in downtown Toronto.
Fight the future – a review of Terminator Genisys
A long time ago yet somehow in the future … 2015 unequivocally became the year of the belated sequel. This is not bucking any popcorn trend, but rarely have the screens been so dominated by so many familiar childhood touchtones.
All aboard! A review of Three Men in a Boat
Can a finer holiday be imagined than flowing down the river Thames in a boat? The open water, the interesting sites, and the peaceful countryside … what possibly go wrong? The answer is everything.
Art in the Street – July 2015
Janette O’Neil at the PRHC Art & Healing Gallery
A charming technologist named Birgitta and a desultory visit to see the artwork of Janette O’Neil were definitely the highlights of my recent visit to the Peterborough Regional Health Centre (PRHC).
Protect yourself and your family from Lyme disease
In the wake of Canadian pop star Avril Lavigne’s disclosure of her struggle with Lyme disease, a local health unit is encouraging local residents to take precautions against blacklegged ticks that can spread Lyme disease.
Public consultations scheduled on second phase of Highway 407 extension
The consortium responsible for the second phase of the Highway 407 East project — which will extend Highway 407 to Highway 35/115 connecting to the City of Kawartha Lakes and Peterborough — is holding community consultations in Hampton on Monday, July 6th and in Bowmanville on Wednesday, July 8th.
Living it up at Del Crary Park with Hotel California
It may seem ironic that on Canada Day, Del Crary Park will sound like southern California when the original tribute to The Eagles, Hotel California, takes the stage on 8 p.m.
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