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Two cars on a snow-covered road

Messy mix of winter weather expected Monday afternoon into Monday night

Northern areas of the Kawarthas may receive up to 15 cm of snow.
Presented by Red Events and hosted at Bonnie View Inn on Lake Kashawigamog in Haliburton County on February 9 and 10, 2019, Ice Cube Gallery features three ice huts housing the work of four local artists along with local food, music, and more. (Photo: Ice Cube Gallery / Facebook)

Unique event transforms ice huts into pop-up art gallery

Ice Cube Gallery takes place February 9 and 10 on Lake Kashawigamog in Haliburton County
Available to landowners within the Otonabee Region watershed, Otonabee Conservation's Tree Seedling Sales Program encourages people to enhance their properties and the natural environment. When placed strategically around a single-family home, trees can cut summer air conditioning needs by up to 50 per cent. (Photo courtesy of Otonabee Conservation)

Put some spring in your winter by ordering tree seedlings from Otonabee Conservation

Order now from among 39 native species of trees and shrubs and pick up and pay in the spring.
Peterborough's fuzz-folk duo Mayhemingways (Benj Rowland and Josh Fewings) return to the Kawartha Coffee Company in Bobcaygeon at 7 p.m. on Saturday, January 5, 2019.

nightlifeNOW – January 3 to 9

Live music listings at pubs and clubs in Peterborough and The Kawarthas for the week of Thursday, January 3 to Wednesday, January 9.
Police car lights. (Stock photo)

Home invasion in Lindsay on New Year’s Day

Two men forced their way into Peel Street home, stole cash.
Writer and playwright Tony Diamanti, who lives with cerebral palsy, is one of the four performers in "This is the Point", the award-winning play by Ahuri Theatre about sex, love, and disability coming to the Market Hall in downtown Peterborough on January 11, 2019. A free public talk with the artists of Ahuri Theatre about sexuality and disability also takes place on January 9, 2019 at Traill College's Bagnani Hall. (Photo: Dahlia Katz)

Award-winning play about living with cerebral palsy comes to Market Hall on January 11

Two real-life couples perform in Ahuri Theatre's remount of 'This Is The Point', presented by Public Energy.
Cars on snow-covered highway.

Messy mix of winter weather for New Year’s Eve

5-10 cm of snow with chance of freezing rain in northern parts of the Kawarthas starting Monday night.
Naomi DuVall as Samantha (right) with Lindsay Unterlander in Michelle Foster's new short "A New Year's Story". (Photo courtesy of Oblivious Muse Films)

Omemee filmmaker releases a new short for New Year’s

Michelle Foster's 'A New Year's Story' features local actors Naomi DuVall, Lindsay Unterlander, and more.
Celebrate New Year's Eve at The Venue in downtown Peterborough in Brazilian Carnival style, with a celebration featuring samba drumming group A Fantástica Bateria along with contemporary Brazilian dance music from Batucatronica and DJ Rodrigo Flores. (Photo: Michael Zender)

nightlifeNOW – December 27 to January 2

Live music listings at pubs and clubs in Peterborough and The Kawarthas for the week of Thursday, December 27 to Wednesday, January 2, 2019.
Freezing rain on tree branch

Freezing rain warning for northern Kawarthas on Thursday night

Temperatures will gradually increase overnight for a high of 10°C on Friday.

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