Local Entertainment

Maria Mavridis, a busy businesswoman and mother, continues to raise money through her not-for-profit Anchor Niagara, with one of her most ambitious events to date, a Boyz II Men concert at White Oaks Resort and Spa, held Saturday — White Oaks is anot

outh Remains, also to be shown at the Royal Henley, was inspired in part by the lyrics of Les Pleasirs Démodés (Old-Fashioned Pleasures) by Charles Aznavour.

Local duo Taylor Hulley and Laurel Minnes will appear on stage with Steve Goldberger in Niagara Falls.

The Learn & Live program, an initiative that arose from one of the recommendations in the town’s Community Wellness Committee’s report to council, is turning its attention to local culture for its next session.

The cast of Damn Yankees. (Michael Cooper) Actor Drew Plummer received a promotion this weekend, from the supporting cast of the Washington Senators to starter. Taking advantage of the opportunity, he knocked the ball out of the park.

Molly Yimlei Yep has two Trees of Niagara watercolours on rice paper at the Queenston Art Show. Molly Yimlei Yep is a certified personal trainer, an instructor of Tai Chi, and an accomplished artist.

A Victoria Street backyard will be transformed into a Bavarian Garten on Monday, May 30 for a fundraiser for Yellow Door Theatre Project (YDTP).

Gesualdo Six, the top group in the world in a capella singing, will appear at St. Mark’s in July. (Photo supplied) Music Niagara Festival returns to St. Mark’s Anglican Church for its 2022 season for the first time since before the pandemic.

Puppeteers Mike Petersen and Alexandra Montagnese in A Short History of Niagara (Shaw Festival, 2021). Photo by Lauren Garbutt.

Pianist Jon Kimura Parker will play classic and more contemporary pieces at the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre May 29. (Photo supplied) Genial, charismatic, enthusiastic, dramatic.