Audience members left Dirty Rotten Scoundrels still chuckling – though pensive.…
Arts & Entertainment
The British are coming to Belwood
The Belwood Summer Theatre is back. After two successful productions in 2007 the company is…
Troupe offering drama on life of Arthur Cutten
Theatre Guelph enters its fifth season this fall with a new production exploring the life of…
Eight finalists named in Elora Festival’s youth competition
The Elora Festival has announced the eight finalists of its TD Canada Trust festival…
Festival organizers seek performers
A new festival here is seeking performers and has called auditions. Sensational Elora: A…
GYMC to launch youth symphony
The Guelph Youth Music Centre has announced the launch of the GYMC Youth Symphony. The new…
175th anniversary features concert at Victoria park
On Sunday, this town will come alive with a day of music in Victoria Park. The Fergus 175 event…
Piper to perform in downtown
Every Saturday through the summer, alternating members of the Fergus Pipe Band and the Grand…
REVIEW: 2 Pianos 4 Hands is more thought provoking than comedic
2 Pianos 4 Hands is a show that makes one grateful mankind has retained its love of classical music…
Tour of 10 city gardens set for June 22
Gardenscapes 2008 is the 16th annual self-guided tour of Guelph gardens, organized by the Art…
Tea ‘steeped’ in tradition at McCrae House
Enjoy summer tea in the garden at McCrae House. Teas will be offered on Wednesdays throughout the…
Garden history Walk at Arboretum July 10
People who want to learn more about trees, including the ones in their own backyards can do so at…
Review: The Drawer Boy much more than its name might suggest
The only thing unappealing about The Drawer Boy is the name of it. What is the audience to expect…
Butterflies and shorebirds workshops at Arboretum
The Arboretum at the University of Guelph is presenting an Identification and Biology of…
July 1 at McCrae House has military flair
July 1 celebrations return to McCrae House. Once again, the museum is offering numerous…