Articles by Paul Rellinger
Juno award-winning indie rockers The New Pornographers perform at Peterborough Musicfest on July 9
Almost 22 years after the release of their critically acclaimed debut 'Mass Romantic', Vancouver-born band will deliver the goods at Del Crary Park.
Sam Roberts Band makes good on its promise to again headline Peterborough Musicfest
July 6 concert at Del Crary Park will see alt-rock band finish what it started at late August 2021 storm-shortened show.
Peterborough’s Time 2 Hoop brings back Nike basketball summer camps for kids and teens
Founder Joshua Williams is also offering a new Nike soccer camp at Playground East Peterborough, with registration now open for all week-long camps.
For Canada Day, Syrian teen refugee’s arrival in Peterborough a reminder of how fortunate...
Separated from his family and living in daily fear of deportation, Rashid has a new beginning thanks to the efforts of a determined support group.
Gowan takes a Styx breather to return to Peterborough Musicfest
July 2 concert at Del Crary Park will see singer and keyboardist serve up a generous slice of his hit song catalogue.
Peterborough Musicfest’s season opening concert will see The Spoons dig into a full plate...
Canada Day show at Del Crary Park will be followed by Rotary Club fireworks display over Little Lake.
Peterborough’s party bike PedalBoro is back in business
After a two-year pandemic hiatus, Hillary Flood and Peter Rellinger's 15-passenger bike returns to downtown Peterborough.
Millbrook’s 4th Line Theatre opens its 30th season with the world premiere of ‘The...
Alex Poch-Goldin's play from June 28 to July 23 heralds the theatre's company's post-pandemic return to the Winslow Farm.
Peterborough Pop Ensemble starts a new chapter with renewed purpose and a June 4...
'And The Beat Goes On!' marks a belated 20th anniversary celebration for Peterborough's musical ambassadors.
Second coming of Impros vs Joes set for May 27 at Peterborough’s Gordon Best...
klusterfork's Linda Kash and her fellow improv comedy performers give students of the genre what they need: a live audience and their unselfish support,