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Seniors are teaching other seniors how to use technology on iPads through a program offered by the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre. In August they will move to small, in-person classes.

Rebecca Perry with husband and pianist David Kingsmill indoors at the Pillar and Post. (Photos by Mike Balsom) Correction: The byline and photo credits published in The Local for this story were incorrectly attributed.

Chris Bowron will be signing books at the Old Niagara Bookshop Friday.

Local Katey Gatta was the first performer of the outdoor series of concerts at Jackson-Triggs this summer. (Photos by Mike Balsom) The amphitheatre may not be open yet, but music has returned to Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estate Winery for the summer.

NOTL artist Win Henstock was painting outdoors on the 13th Street Winery grounds last weekend. (Kim Wade) Splotches of cerulean blue peeked out from the frothing titanium white clouds on the grounds of the 13th Street Winery in St.

Ryan and Marisa Sherk are taking a huge step toward a future that will include dancing, in one way or another. (Photo supplied) Siblings Marisa and Ryan Sherk of St. Catharines say they are joined at the hip.

Outdoor stage on The Commons (Shaw Festival, 2021). Photo by Andrew Broderick.

Melina Morsch with one of her donkeys. All three adults have bonded with her, she says.

Bobby “Stanley” Henry of the Ball Deer Clan and Cayuga Nation, in partnership with the NOTL Museum, will speak at a Zoom meeting about the residential schools and Canada’s race-based policies toward Indigenous peoples.

Art works such as this will be displayed on easels around town for scavenger hunt participants to find, with the help of clues that are provided for them. Visit the Pumphouse website for details.