Aurorapalooza strikes just the right note for Canadian Mental Health Association

August 28, 2020 · 0 Comments

Planning a music festival in the midst of a global pandemic is a tall order for even the most seasoned event producers, but 23-year-old Aurora ...

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Local artist sends powerful message through public art

Clare Bolton was just starting to get a visual of how her upcoming exhibition was going to look. The long-time visual arts curator for the ...

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Actor Trevor Coll may have landed the role of a lifetime, but his heart roots for his hometown of Aurora. Coll plays the lead part ...

Art therapy helps Canadian Mental Health Association express what words can't describe.

The Aurora Cultural Centre will mark its tenth anniversary next month with a new set of “Great Artists” set to grace its Brevik Hall stage. ...

Music tells a story. It can tell a story from the standpoint of the composer or song-writer, but often the interpretation of the story can ...

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