Entertainment
Donors who contributed significantly to the "Inspiring Our Future" campaign received a sneak peek of the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre (BMGCC) to see the results of their munificence
This year's 2024 Canadian Screen Awards honoured Matt Johnson's film BlackBerry with nominations in a number of categories, and it ended up taking home the prize in 14 of them, including Best Picture.
It was just another night at Harley's. The only bar in town was packed to the exact maximum capacity allowed by law. Every single person there was all lit up with an identical anticipation...
This year, Clinton is holding its 170th Spring Fair, and its slogan, "Way More in 2024", already feels like a particularly perfect description of the concert that will be happening at the Eastlink Arena on June 1.
Last week, the Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts (TAPA), announced the Dora Mavor Moore Award nominations for the 2023/2024 theatre season and Blyth Festival fans may recognize a number of names among the nominees.
Since the passing of literary luminary Alice Munro last week, much has been said, worldwide, about the enigmatic author behind some of the greatest short stories ever written.
Blyth-based artist Kelly Stevenson's latest exhibition has found a home after over 10 years of work. "Beyond ana: Honouring a voice lost to anorexia" will be presented at the Huron County Museum in Goderich from Sept. 21 to Nov. 24.
On Friday, The Lightfoot Band brought the songs of Gordon Lightfoot to Blyth Memorial Hall for an unforgettable concert that won the hearts of the audience.
Hullett Central Public School's Student Council outdid itself last Friday with 'Whoville' at the Blyth arena. The annual carnival included games, food and a silent auction...
A recent donation from a generous patron brought Blyth Festival Artistic Director Gil Garratt before North Huron Council at a regular meeting last month.
On Sunday afternoon, The Honey Sweethearts and The Lucky Charms both took to Blyth's Memorial Hall stage for a fundraising concert to benefit the creation of a documentary on The Farmerettes, a passion project of local author Bonnie Sitter. Both bands...
The Wingham Columbus Centre played host to its first-ever Vaisakhi (pronounced like 'ice hockey') celebration on Sunday, April 21.
When music icon Gordon Lightfoot passed away last year at the age of 84, a silence fell over the Canadian music industry as it reflected on the loss of a legendary singer-songwriter.
Dave Tiffin, Chair of the Wingham Business Improvement Area (BIA), addressed North Huron Council during the public comment portion of the April 2 meeting in regards to a proposal put forward by North Huron staff...
Thursday, April 4, witnessed Clinton in a whirlwind of excitement as it officially unveiled the much-anticipated Student Sculpture Garden at Millennium Park.
The Blyth Festival Art Gallery's 2024 season kicked off on Saturday with one of the village's most electric and eclectic events - the opening night of the annual Student Art Show.
Spring has officially sprung, and that means only one thing to the people of North Huron - the return of comedian Shaun Majumder is imminent!
Last weekend was the Easter Bunny's time to shine and various Easter Bunnies were out in full force, whether in be in Brussels, Blyth, Seaforth or Wingham, above, where the Wingham Lions Club...
The Brussels Leo Club hosted an Easter scavenger hunt at Richmond Square on Saturday, March 30.
The Friends of the Village of Blyth, as has become their tradition, held an Easter egg hunt on the Blyth Greenway Trail portion of the Goderich-to-Guelph Rail Trail on Saturday, March 30
As the Blyth Festival marks its 50th anniversary season this summer, the Blyth Festival Art Gallery is one year behind, marking its 49th anniversary this year with a full and ever-expanding offering in the Bainton Gallery.
Memorial Hall was the spot on Thursday, Friday and Saturday as the Blyth Festival played host to the National Theatre School's annual High School Drama Fest. Students from several area secondary schools descended on the village...
The Blyth Festival celebrated "Pi Day" in style at Memorial Hall on Thursday, March 14. The event, which offered free slices of homemade pie alongside coffee, tea and juice, drew a bustling crowd of eager community members.
Last Friday night, the Wingham Town Hall Theatre, which had been sold out for months, was the place to be as The Sheepdogs, the beloved Saskatchewan-based rock band, made its Wingham