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Gravity and Grace? Song for Safekeeping
In The Legacy Song Project, Sarah McInnis doesn’t just see you and hear you, she also sings you.
Frank Talk, with Andy Jones
In his new show, "Don't Give Up on Me, Dad,” the acclaimed storyteller addresses love, grief, mental health—and everything in between.
A Bookseller’s Dream
When Elaine Janes moved home from Toronto, she made a place for herself and for her books--all 10,000 of them.
This Must Be The Place
In “The Weir,” Hard Ticket Theatre Company’s latest play, everyone has a story to tell. More importantly, they have a space to share it.
The Weight of Words
RIG offers a different way to remember the Ocean Ranger by modelling how we might confront, live with, and process tragedy–together.
Brushing Up on Cool Indigenous People
In Tukien (Awaken), painter Nelson White invites us to open our eyes to the people bringing unique vibrance to modern Indigenous identity.
Once More, With Feeling
Lynn Panting and Philip Goodridge bring new life to their 2011 play, Eli and the Death Curse, through light, shadow, and movement.
Mike Feehan Gets Beamed Up
A local artist has been tapped to illustrate IDW’s Star Trek comic book run.
Heavy Things Don’t Float
"Birthday Balloon" deftly explores the weight of our attachments to people and places through the tragicomic story of a fraught romantic relationship.
Gravity and Grace? Song for Safekeeping
In The Legacy Song Project, Sarah McInnis doesn’t just see you and hear you, she also sings you.
Frank Talk, with Andy Jones
In his new show, "Don't Give Up on Me, Dad,” the acclaimed storyteller addresses love, grief, mental health—and everything in between.
A Bookseller’s Dream
When Elaine Janes moved home from Toronto, she made a place for herself and for her books--all 10,000 of them.
This Must Be The Place
In “The Weir,” Hard Ticket Theatre Company’s latest play, everyone has a story to tell. More importantly, they have a space to share it.
The Weight of Words
RIG offers a different way to remember the Ocean Ranger by modelling how we might confront, live with, and process tragedy–together.
Brushing Up on Cool Indigenous People
In Tukien (Awaken), painter Nelson White invites us to open our eyes to the people bringing unique vibrance to modern Indigenous identity.
Once More, With Feeling
Lynn Panting and Philip Goodridge bring new life to their 2011 play, Eli and the Death Curse, through light, shadow, and movement.
Mike Feehan Gets Beamed Up
A local artist has been tapped to illustrate IDW’s Star Trek comic book run.
Heavy Things Don’t Float
"Birthday Balloon" deftly explores the weight of our attachments to people and places through the tragicomic story of a fraught romantic relationship.