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An announcement of a $6 million investment in the Shaw Festival from FedDev Ontario, can go toward the 2022 season and beyond, and will have spin-off benefits for the town and the region. MP Chris Bittle of St.

Lucas and Adrian Rezza, 80 Empire, in their home studio. (Mike Balsom) Adrian and Lucas Rezza, release their new album Intermission this Friday night.

Heather Bambrick Music Niagara Festival’s 2022 season winds down this weekend with performances at St. Mark’s Anglican Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Friday and Saturday.

Look closely, and what do you see, in Sanctified, a painting by Lynne Gaetz. At the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre, the work of local artist Lynne Gaetz is being showcased in a solo exhibition this month.

Malcolm and Simon Hauber will play at Bethany Mennonite Church Sunday morning. (Photo supplied) Brothers Simon and Malcolm Hauber are bringing beautiful music to Bethany Mennonite Church this Sunday morning.

Victor Pausktelis brings both art and music to a Music Niagara Festival performance at St. Mark’s Anglican Church this Sunday.

Canadian pianist Todd Yaniw will celebrate Schuber at St. Mark's Sunday. It’s hard to believe, but there are only four performances remaining in Music Niagara Festival’s 15- show 24th season.

Sharry Flett is Death and Kiera Sangster is Everybody, on stage in the Jackie Maxwell Studio Theatre.

Peter Fernandes as Algernon Moncrieff and Gabriella Sundar Singh as Cecily Cardew in The Importance of Being Earnest (Shaw Festival, 2022). Photo by Emily Cooper.

NOTE: Ticket sales ended Wednesday, July 27 for the Toronto All-Star Big Band performance and dinner at Club Italia.