Local Entertainment

The Old Town Hall Concert Series in beautiful Hilton Beach, Ontario has been attracting high-calibre musicians to the area for many years. Tonight, Wednesday, August 11, 2004, the series will be presenting violinist, Moshe Hammer with Marc Widner.

The Old Town Hall Concert Series in beautiful Hilton Beach, Ontario has been attracting high-calibre musicians to the area for many years. Tonight, Wednesday, August 11, 2004, the series will be presenting violinist, Moshe Hammer with Marc Widner.

Turn off the television, get out of the house, and still watch a soap opera drama. The Summer Playhouse's weekly dramna, the "Rubies Soap Opera Digest," continues at the Algonquin Hotel (at Queen and Bay) for the next three weeks.

Loplop's Lounge at 651 Queen Street East (beside Duke of Windsor)is proud to host as part of their 'Beyond Borders' series a wine and food pairing event on Thursday, August 12th from 6:00pm - 9:00pm.

A special artist opening will be happening tonight, Wednesday, August 11, 2004 at Lop Lops Lounge at 651 Queen Street East (next to the Duke of Windsor). The artist opening reception for Rob Malinowski and Erin Glover will be held from 7 to 9 PM.

The O.P.P. PIPES & DRUMS band will be performing tonight at the Robert Bondar Pavilion beginning at 7 PM as part of the City's 2004 Summer Concert Series. The event is free to the public.

Music and Film in Motion (MFM), a Sudbury-based non-profit organization meant to foster and promote the development of the music and film industries in Northern Ontario, recently announced the nominees for the 2nd Annual Northern Ontario Music and Fi

Local music duo Tu Dawgs will be performing at the Robert Bondar Pavilion tonight, Tuesday, August 10th beginning at 7 PM. The City's 2004 Summer Concert Series provides free local entertainment for the entire community to enjoy.

Visual Arts Ontario has put out a call for entry to its members for their 30th Anniversary Exhibition Series being held from January 2005 until January 2007.

Local singer/songwriter Catherine Taddo performed this past weekend at the 3-day "Live From The Rock" Folk Festival.