Theatre Aurora delving further into its own history after “ghostly” encounter

April 2, 2021 · 0 Comments

Adam has been rather lonely since the start of the global pandemic. With his door closed to visitors, his days have largely been spent in ...

Cultural Centre aims to expand Kaleidoscope programs for students

The global pandemic might have put a damper on some of the goals the Aurora Cultural Centre set out to achieve in the first year ...

Studio Tour King 2021 aims to impress

Visiting the country is a wonderful way to spend a weekend. It offers the opportunity to explore quaint villages and the studios of the local ...

Aurora Legion celebrates 75th anniversary of service

Memories wanted ahead of Horse Show centennial

For more than eighty years, the Aurora Horse Show was a staple on Aurora’s calendar. Although it came to an end in 2006, the memories ...

Grads, Cultural Centre go online for Mayor’s Celebration of Youth Arts

Museum charts course for next four years with new home in mind

Museums often look backward, but the Aurora Museum & Archives is very much focused on the future. Last week, curator Shawna White presented to Council ...

Aurora author recognized by Irish Writers Centre

Aurora writer Marnie Maguire has been named as one of 12 finalists in the Irish Writers Centre’s 2021 Novel Fair. Described as “a Dragon’s Den ...

Author gets to the heart of truth for Black History Month talk

Toronto’s City Hall stands tall in the heart of the city. With its forecourt, Nathan Phillips Square, a popular gathering place and focal point, few ...