Articles by Bruce Head
Peterborough poet Jon Hedderwick’s play explores antisemitism through his great-grandmother’s words
Public Energy presents 'Bubie's Tapes' for five performances at The Theatre On King from January 17 to 21.
Peterborough’s Lett Architects rebrands as Unity Design Studio and expands
Originally founded in 1968, architectural firm is opening new locations in Collingwood and Kitchener.
kawarthaNOW’s top 23 stories of 2023
Our most-read, most-shared, and most interesting stories from the past 12 months.
Peterborough Theatre Guild returns to Showplace stage with beloved musical ‘Fiddler on the Roof’...
Award-winning Broadway hit about a Jewish patriarch's struggle to maintain cultural traditions in pre-revolutionary Russia turns 60 in 2024.
Clarence gets his wings during New Stages production of ‘It’s a Wonderful Life: A...
Five actors perform all the roles from the classic film, along with sound effects, at Market Hall Performing Arts Centre in Peterborough until December 17.
Peterborough’s Artspace, one of Canada’s oldest artist-run art centres, is turning 50
Non-profit organization was founded in 1974 by late artists Dennis Tourbin and David Bierk.
‘Hysterically funny’ panto a highlight of the holiday season at Port Hope’s Capitol Theatre
Along with 'Jack – A Beanstalk Panto', the Capitol presents its annual Festival of Lights and Trees and four concerts during December.
Globus Theatre in Bobcaygeon presents its 16th annual traditional British panto with ‘Puss in...
Written by Sarah Quick and featuring both community and professional actors, the family-friendly show runs for eight public performances from December 8 to 17.
Founder of Quest It mobile app wins Cubs’ Lairs entrepreneurial competition
Hadi Jakmora wins $3,000 grand prize, with second and third place going to Matt Anderson of Chemong City Greens and Nicholas Landon of Course Sync Inc.
School board proposing changes to prevent overcrowding at Kaawaate East City and Crestwood schools...
Next September, Kaawaate East City Public School projected to be 125% over capacity with Crestwood Intermediate School 174% over capacity.