Arts and Culture

Acclaimed novel “Scarborough” selected for One Book One Aurora 2020

January 2, 2020   ·   0 Comments

It is said that the best authors write what they know, letting their personal experiences inform what they put down on the page. That’s exactly ...

Make Way for the Christmas Hush is timely tale by Aurora author

You know them all – they are all around is: that one friend who is the life and soul of the holiday party, almost to ...

Gibb brings down curtain on One Book One Aurora 2019 with author talk

It has been a whirlwind year for Toronto-based author Camilla Gibb. In addition to her novel, Sweetness in the Belly, receiving the big screen treatment ...

Leap into the “Devil’s Music” at the 2020 Aurora Winter Blues Festival

Music Aurora will give a warm welcome to the Leap Year with some cool blues this February – kicking off more than a month of ...

Theatre Aurora presents: Assassins

A Review by Scott Johnston Theatre Aurora continues this season’s theme of murder and mayhem with the Tony award winning “Assassins”. Although the title makes ...

Kaleidoscope program drums up excitement at local schools

They were fidgety as they sat down on their gymnasium floor in front of drums of all shapes and sizes lined up before a colourful ...

Juno Award winner Laila Biali brings modern jazz sounds to Cultural Centre

By Brock Weir Juno Award-winning singer Laila Biali has toured the world, collaborating with the likes of Paula Cole and Sting – and this Friday, ...

Local celebs dust off dancing shoes for annual Dancing with the Easter Seals Stars

Outgoing MP, star baker among those vying for crown at dance-off which has raised hundreds of thousands for charity.

Light Grows the Tree showcases emerging Black creators

By Brock Weir Systemic racism can be found in many places and forms, including violence and exclusion – all to the detriment of everyone in ...

Swift & Bold: Relationship with Queen’s York Rangers subject of film, exhibition

By Brock Weir They picked up their pens in a form of protest, scrawling their names on their rations rather than eating them on the ...

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