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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.

Carole Pope's performance at the Irish Harp is sold out, but she has two more Niagara concerts coming up. (Photo supplied) A bona fide music and cultural legend is appearing at the Irish Harp this Thursday, July 21.

Sheila Hirsch-Kalm thrives on sharing her passion for gardening and extensive knowledge with others.

The Niagara-on-the-Lake Arts Collective organized a second annual scavenger hunt recently, to raise the profile of local artists and art galleries in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Travis Hill will talk about the importance of the Niagara River to Indigenous people during the NOTL Museum’s next lecture.

A family of visitors look at the exhibit of early Niagara settlers in the Tiny Museum at the Cherry Festival. The tiny museum has made its debut in the community, and has a busy schedule of events and festivals ahead.

The late Christopher Newton, former artistic director of the Shaw Festival (Shaw Festival photo) The Music Niagara Festival will pay tribute to the late Christopher Newton, the long-time Shaw Festival artistic director, who died at 85 years of age la