CENTRE WELLINGTON – Described by Roots Music Canada as “The Pink Floyd of Folk Music” the Red…
Arts & Entertainment
REVIEW: Same Time, Next Year marks triumphant return of live theatre
ORANGEVILLE – “If you ever did that to me, I’d kill you.” Surely a few people expressed…
Junior short story contest now accepting submissions
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Wellington County’s annual Olive and Fred Robins Junior Short Story Contest…
Spooky stables
Spooky Stables took place on Oct. 16 at the Grand River Raceway where close to 500 people went…
Grass drag races
Racers and spectators braved the rain and mud on Oct. 16 for the second annual Moore-Field-Drags…
Improv theatre
Area residents were invited to participate in an evening of improv and theatre games at the…
Music in the Park
Tailored Films and Gisha Productions Inc. presented Music in the Park, a Town of Minto Culture Days…
Lions bingo on again
MOUNT FOREST – The Lions Club bingo is back. Since the early 1970s the Mount Forest Lions Club…
Children’s author gives live reading
CLIFFORD – Local author Connie Gibson will bring the magic of storytelling to local…
Ambassador of the Fair
The Arthur Fall Fair held a virtual ambassador program on Sept. 10, with interviews, speeches and…
Colorful creations
Bohdi and Briar Richardson were among those making Mod Podge art at a Come and Create session at…
New ‘Spectrum’ exhibit allows visitors to immerse themselves in world of colour
ABOYNE - Running from Oct. 16 to March 20, 2022 at the Wellington County Museum and Archives, a new exhibit allows colour-curious visitors to immerse themselves in the vivid world of colour.
Junior short story contest now accepting submissions
WELLINGTON COUNTY - The Wellington County Library's annual Olive and Fred Robins Junior Short Story Contest, open to children in grades 4, 5 and 6, is now accepting submissions through the rest of October.
Wellington County Museum and Archives presents Talk to me! telephone exhibit
ABOYNE – A must-see exhibit at Wellington County Museum and Archives, Talk to Me! is now open featuring the telephone collection of Paul Axman of Guelph/Eramosa Township.
Century Church Theatre returning with production that’s ‘To Die For’
HILLSBURGH – Century Church Theatre (CCT) in Hillsburgh is announcing the return of live theatre to its stage with a production of To Die For, a mystery with touches of whimsy, penned by Caroline Smith.