Articles by Hannah Abrahamse
Hannah Abrahamse has completed an undergraduate degree in English and Cultural Studies at Trent University and is currently a Masters of Journalism student at Ryerson University. She is passionate about cinema, literature, and music both in and outside of work and intends to pursue a career in art and culture journalism. You can follow her on Twitter @AbrahamseHannah. (Photo by Derek Ursacki)
Community Futures helped Peterborough’s At The Lake Distributing grow during the pandemic
Along with expanding their recreational water product wholesale distribution business, Niki and Jason Pulchinski have opened a patio furniture store.
DJC Casual Clothing in Apsley offers stylish, casual clothing for both cottagers and residents
Nancy Wiskel, owner of Dan Joyce Clothing in Peterborough, opens a second location catering to the 'stylish woman about town',
Mitigomin Native Plant Nursery is helping to restore Ontario’s endangered grassland ecosystems
Supporting the restoration work of Alderville First Nation's Black Oak Savanna, nursery also grows traditional Indigenous foods and medicines.
Expand your mind online this spring with Trent University’s Continuing Education program
Affordable online courses and workshops from arts to technology to health and well-being with schedules that meet the needs of adult learners,
‘Clear home, clear mind’: Peterborough’s ReCreate Space turns cluttered spaces into beautiful and efficient...
Owner and operator Caitlin Smith provides professional organizing services for individuals, families, and businesses.
Artist John Marris explores community art making during his Trent Radio artist residency
March 6 radio program will reflect on collaborative art programs for street-involved youth, people with mental health challenges, and people living in poverty.
Artist Gillian Turnham explores Islamic geometric art during her Trent Radio artist residency
Turnham's six-episode series on Trent Radio February 6 will discuss the theory and cultural context of the Islamic artistic tradition.
Peterborough Pop Ensemble returns Sunday with its first in-person performance since the pandemic began
Hour-long performance at Emmanuel United Church is the choral group's first Christmas concert since passing of beloved founder Barbara Monahan.
‘Minds in Motion’ offers fun physical and social activities for people living with dementia...
Community donations help fund the popular program offered by Alzheimer Society of Peterborough, Kawartha Lake, Northumberland, and Haliburton.
Artist JoEllen Brydon carries on her family tradition of storytelling during her Trent Radio...
Nogojiwanong-Peterborough artist creating large-scale mixed-media project dedicated to the work of her late mother, journalist Jean Armstrong Brydon,
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