Local Entertainment

Bravo Niagara! Festival of the Arts has announced a return to live venues for their 2021-2022 season, and co-founders Christine Mori and Alexis Spieldenner couldn’t be more elated.

Adrean Farrugia will appear in Friday’s TD Niagara Jazz Festival dinner and show. Adrean Farrugia is striking while the ivories are hot. The jazz pianist appears with drummer Ernesto Cervini and bassist Jon Maharaj this Friday, Sept.

After each performing their emotional, gut-wrenching or humourous monologues for an audience of approximately 50 strong, eight high school-aged students gathered in a backroom at the Court House Theatre to surprise instructor Travis Seetoo with birth

Artistic director Atis Bankas plays the violin, accompanied by Erica Goodman playing the harp and Leslie Allt on flute. (Sabrina Croteau) It’s a match made in paradise.

Damien Atkins as Sherlock Holmes and Katherine Gauthier as Alice Rogers in Sherlock Holmes and The Raven’s Curse (Shaw Festival, 2021). Photo by Lauren Garbutt.

Lynn Dooly Marek’s exhibit, Bistros & Marchés of the World…where it all began! opens at the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre Thursday, Aug. 4. (Kim Wade) We all have heard the proverb that necessity is the mother of invention.

Photos of these two white-tailed deer were captured near Fort George. (David Gilchrist) A lovely wild animal being spotted with increased regularity in the Old Town and elsewhere is the white-tailed deer.

Shades of Summer, an annual dinner event hosted by the Niagara-on-the-Lake Chamber of Commerce, will be held this year, but like everything else, with a twist.

Local author Jean Baker will be autographing and selling her new historical novel at the NOTL Museum Saturday .

Puppeteers Mike Petersen and Alexandra Montagnese in A Short History of Niagara.