Local Entertainment

Transplanted Sault chanteause, Shauna Major, says that she really appreciates the incredible support she's received from her hometown.

Welcome to your four day entertainment forcast. The snow has stopped falling and it's time to get out there! If you have any other arts-related events or activities that you would like to add to our page, email us at arts@sootoday.

Algoma Conservatory Concert series continues on Saturday with a clarinet, cello, piano trio performance at the Kiwanis Community Theatre. A superb evening of music, including the great Brahms Trio, with three of the hottest young artists in Canada.

The Art Gallery of Algoma will be offering art classes on Saturdays beginning this Saturday, January 21, and continuing to February 25. The Saturday morning classes are for kids ages six to 11 and are taught by Sarah Stewart.

Director Sue Barber brings us another hit with The Sunshine Boys, opening January 18 at the Kiwanis Theatre in White Pines. Start time is 8 p.m.

SAULT COMMUNITY THEATER NEWS RELEASE ******************** Sault Community Theater Presents Little Women For six generations Louisa May Alcott's Little Women has remained the most popular juvenile novel written by an American.

Our latest ear-pleasing delight to find her way into the SooMusicRadar's scopes and is sure to make anyone wish they could get lucky and listen to her any time they want.

And now for something completely different. They are screening a movie at the Downbeat Lounge. That's right, enjoy your favourite adult beverage with all your friends and an awesome movie as well.

Big Wheel and the Spokes are Jay Case, Frank Deresti and Cliff Alloy. They spin through hot and cool tunes like no one else, are sure to please every ear and will entertain. Catch them on Friday, January 13, at the Downbeat Lounge.

Michael Hennesey and the crew from Family Life Theatre is presenting its second dinner theatre production of this season. Shirley Valentine opens at the Verdi Hall at 8 p.m., Wednesday, January 11.