Arts
Making Noise: Women in Live Music
The Biltmore Theatre in downtown Oshawa has been around since 1940, but it’s been thriving under its original name since the building was purchased by […]
Bond St. Event Centre’s Hidden Archive
Bond St. Event Centre is known for having their Acoustic Sessions, and musical events in the snack bar and other rooms in the facility. Carmela […]
Ontario Tech University Screens “Sorry to Bother You” for Black History Month
Ontario Tech University starts Black History Month conversation with a viewing of activist and comedian Boots Riley’s surrealist comedy, Sorry to Bother You. Noah Lorusso […]
Curatorial Tours: Loose Parts at RMG
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery recently hosted a curatorial tour for their Loose Parts exhibition. Reporter Brad Dundas spoke to Justin Mezzapelli, one of the artists, […]
#wearelistening Campaign from the Back Door Mission Gives Voice to the City’s Voiceless
The Back Door Mission For the Relief of Poverty in downtown Oshawa has launched an original video series providing a platform for those experiencing homelessness […]
Graffiti artist says community support can allow emerging artists to grow and give back
Graffiti is becoming a popular way to beautify downtown neighbourhoods, but graffiti artists face many challenges on the way to perfecting their craft. Bailey Higgins […]
Biltmore Theatre hoping to survive and thrive after COVID-19
Biltmore Theatre was able to re-open during COVID-19 and has had some struggles but they have certainly made the most of their events. A fully […]
What the Oshawa Public Library has Learned from a Year of COVID-19
Geoffrey McCullough interviews Oshawa Public Libraries CEO Francis Newman about how they have been able to learn from the past year of the pandemic and […]
McLaughlin Library starts new chapter in the pandemic
McLaughlin Library has gone through a lot of changes during the Pandemic. Diego Pizarro finds out what services they are still offering and how reading […]