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Bruce Head is kawarthaNOW.com's managing editor, chief technical officer, and a contributing writer. If he has any spare time, he enjoys songwriting, playing acoustic guitar, and taking photos of Cait the border collie.
Peterborough actor Christian Rose has a credited role in Molly McGlynn's critically acclaimed film "Fitting In," which will be released in theatres on February 2, 2024. Rose plays the character of Greg, one of the friends of the lead character Lindy (Maddie Ziegler), a 16-year-old girl whose sexual identity is thrown into turmoil after she is diagnosed with MRKH syndrome. (Photo: Bryan Reid)

Peterborough actor Christian Rose in upcoming critically acclaimed Canadian film ‘Fitting In’

Rose also has roles in the upcoming feature films 'Festival of the Living Dead' and 'Out of My Mind'.
Peterborough Symphony Orchestra music director and conductor Michael Newnham in 2019. During "Popcorn, Please!" at Showplace Performance Centre on February 3, 2024, Maestro Newnham will lead the orchestra as they perform music from popular films including Star Wars, E.T., Mission: Impossible, the James Bond and Lord of the Rings franchises, and more. (Photo: Huw Morgan)

Peterborough Symphony Orchestra presents the music of the movies at Showplace on February 3

'Popcorn, Please!' will see the orchestra perform scores from Star Wars, E.T., Mission: Impossible, the James Bond and Lord of the Rings films, and more.
Peterborough police chief Stuart Betts addresses the media in August 2023. (kawarthaNOW screenshot of Peterborough police video)

Peterborough police chief continues to defend decision to charge store clerk who assaulted would-be...

Stuart Betts says he has seen video footage of January 5 incident that resulted in suspect being airlifted to Toronto with head injuries.
Peterborough poet Jon Hedderwick performing his one-man play "Bubie's Tapes" as a work in progress during Fleshy Thud's Precarious3 Festival in 2021. With direction and dramaturgy by Kate Story, Hedderwick will bring the final work to the stage at The Theatre On King in downtown Peterborough from January 17 to 21, 2024. (Photo: Andy Carroll)

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.
Bill Lett Jr., principal of Peterborough-based Unity Design Studio, previously known as Lett Architects Inc. Along with the rebranding, the firm is also expanding with two new locations in Collingwood and Kitchener. (Photo and graphic: Unity Design Studio)

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.
Peter and Anna Bouzinelos, owners of The Pizza Factory at 1000 Lansdowne Street West in Peterborough, closed their iconic restaurant on January 29, 2023 after almost 43 years in business. Anna herself first began working at The Pizza Factory in 1981, the year after Peter opened it with his friend Tom Malakos. Anna and Peter married in 1992 and have raised four children, two of whom were working at the restaurant when it closed. (Photo courtesy of Peter Bouzinelos)

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Zero Mostel (middle) performs as Tevye in the original production of "Fiddler on the Roof" which opened on Broadway in September 1964. Almost 60 years later, the Peterborough Theatre Guild will stage a production of the beloved musical at Showplace Performance Centre in downtown Peterborough from February 16 to 25, 2024. (Photo courtesy of Photofest, Inc.)

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.
For New Stages Peterborough's production of "It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play," the stage at Market Hall Performing Arts Centre is transformed into a radio station in Bedford Falls on Christmas Eve in 1946, set to air a radio version of the classic Christmas film to millions of people before a live "studio" audience. Pictured from left to right are musical director and pianist Gabriel Vaillant and actors Megan Murphy, M. John Kennedy, Kerry Griffin, Brad Brackenridge, and Ordena Stephens-Thompson, who perform all the characters from the movie and also create all of the sound effects. (Photo: Dahlia Katz)

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 artist-run centre Artspace turns 50 in 2024. It was founded in 1974 by late artists Dennis Tourbin and David Bierk and was originally located at 440 Water Street at Brock Street, a building that no longer exists. (Photo: Artspace website)

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.
Christy Bruce, Madison Hayes-Crook, Zoë O'Connor, Paul Constable, Steve Ross, and Robbie Fenton perform in "Jack – A Beanstalk Panto" at Port Hope's Capitol Theatre, with 'nice' and 'naughty' performances until December 23, 2023. (Photo: Sam Moffatt)

‘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.

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