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All hail the vibrant Montreal music scene: two of the city’s newest pop music...
Juno award-winning dance music artist Rêve headlines Peterborough Musicfest on July 24, with alt-pop musician dee holt opening.
Renaissance man Beau Dixon shares his soul-pop music talent July 20 at Del Crary...
Peterborough Musicfest presents Peterborough singer who's also an award-winning actor, playwright, music director, and sound designer.
Millbrook’s 4th Line Theatre fights fascism in Spain in ‘Jim Watts: Girl Reporter’
World premiere of Beverley Cooper's compelling historical drama runs from July 30 to August 24 at the Winslow Farm.
It’s crunch time as Wheelchair Accessible Transit looks to hire 101 school bus drivers...
With an office open in Lakefield, new STSCO-contracted student transportation service is offering incentives to new and longtime drivers.
Indie alt-rockers Metric primed to light up Peterborough Musicfest July 17
Fenelon Falls-raised singer Emily Haines et al bringing multi Juno Award-winning pedigree to Del Crary Park.
Reunited I Mother Earth returns to rock Peterborough Musicfest again
July 13 concert at Del Crary Park will provide proof that the Tanna brothers' reunion with original lead singer Edwin was a very good call.
encoreNOW – July 8, 2024
Three summer festivals bring food, live music, and noted authors, local musicians have a home at Rice Lake Arts, Westben welcomes Steven Page and Sarah Slean, and more.
The joy behind Chilliwack’s second coming on full display July 10 at Peterborough Musicfest
Founder, lead singer, and guitarist Bill Henderson brings the Canadian hit-making rock band to Del Crary Park for a free-admission concert.
Great Lake Swimmers and Tim Baker share the stage July 6 at Peterborough’s Del...
Peterborough Musicfest shines the spotlight on the indie folk-rock genre by welcoming two of its most consistently successful contributors.
Aysanabee headlines Peterborough Musicfest on July 3 fresh off his two Juno Award wins
Oji-Cree singer-songwriter will share Indigenous stories through song, with Alderville First Nation singer-songwriter Cale Crowe opening.