The Hamilton World Music Festival, Gage Park, July 11-13
In Arts | By | On July 10 2014 08:16 AM | Comments Off on The Hamilton World Music Festival, Gage Park, July 11-13
The Hamilton World Music Festival is bringing the artistry of the world to Hamilton's Gage Park this weekend! The festival is a free, three day outdoor event presented by Matapa Music & Arts Organization in partnership with Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion, Centre ... Read More
Hamilton Fringe Festival 2014, July 17-27th
In Arts | By | On July 3 2014 08:23 AM | Comments Off on Hamilton Fringe Festival 2014, July 17-27th
The Hamilton Fringe Festival is celebrating 11 Years of cutting edge theatre in 12 venues across the downtown core - look out Steel Town! The Fringe will have more than 300 performances taking place in our town over 11 days ... Read More
Green Dress Designs presents a night of fashion and music, M...
In Arts | By | On May 6 2014 01:24 PM | Comments Off on Green Dress Designs presents a night of fashion and music, May 9/14
Hamilton's own Green Dress Designs bring their LIVE mannequins to Lister Arts and Tourism Hamilton during this week's Art Crawl.
Adding to the experience will be the music of Dead City Soul Review.
Join them in the Visitor's Centre at 28 James ... Read More
Hamilton Photographers Rock: Visions of Hamilton, Sealed Art...
In Arts | By | On March 11 2014 09:10 AM | Comments Off on Hamilton Photographers Rock: Visions of Hamilton, Sealed Art, April 4/14
Most people know by now that Hamilton rocks in many creative ways. Cyndi Ingle, a photographer who rediscovered a love for photography about seven years ago, decided that it was time that local photographers, both professional and non-professional, have a ... Read More
Seeing RED: A Theatre Review of RED
In Arts | By | On November 11 2013 08:34 AM | Comments Off on Seeing RED: A Theatre Review of RED
Reviewed by Endeavor Longmire
RED, a 6-time Tony Award winning play written by John Logan, author of Gladiator and SkyFall among others, is a ninety minute edge of your seat visceral, emotional telling of the tumultuous two-year working relationship between famous ... Read More
RED: A Theatre Production, The Pearl Company, November 7-16/...
In Arts | By | On November 4 2013 08:27 AM | Comments Off on RED: A Theatre Production, The Pearl Company, November 7-16/13
Congrats to our five lucky winners: Joseph Sawicki; Liam Longmire; Theresa Vaughan; Michael Poeltl, and Gabriela Covaci, who have each won a set of two tickets to RED!
Master Abstract Expressionist painter Mark Rothko has just landed the biggest commission in ... Read More
Photo Gallery: Blues Explosion, September 27/13
In Arts | By | On October 11 2013 07:53 AM | Comments Off on Photo Gallery: Blues Explosion, September 27/13
Legends on stage, photo by Bill Watson.
Photos by Bill Watson
A variety of blues legends hit the Hammer during Blues Explosion, which took place on Friday, September 27, 2013 at Hamilton Place.
Pappy John’s Band from Six Nations set the tone ... Read More
Blues Explosion, Hamilton Place, Sept. 27/13
In Arts | By | On September 21 2013 12:24 PM | Comments Off on Blues Explosion, Hamilton Place, Sept. 27/13
On Friday, September 27/13 four blues legends will be performing for their first time ever in Hamilton! The stage will explode with six hours of amazing blues, from 6pm till 12 am. This is a once in a lifetime chance ... Read More
No Tears for my Father: A True Story of Incest: A Book Revie...
Reviewed by Cyndi Ingle
By Viga Boland
How does a woman maintain her sanity and self-esteem and survive years of unspeakable mental, physical and sexual abuse by the very person who is supposed to care for her and guide her development into ... Read More
In One Person: A Book Review
By John Irving
Vintage Canada/Random House
Reviewed by Tracee Lee-Holloway
In One Person is a coming of age story set in a prep school in the 1950s.
For Irving fans there are the familiar themes. Absent, unknown fathers; single and somewhat angry mothers; all-male ... Read More
