Local Entertainment

This weekend’s Summer Playhouse production of PACKET-IN, by Bill Cornwell, promises to be a side-splitting rollick into the surreal. Meet Leanne and Brian. Leanne is trying to give up smoking.

Startlefish will be returning to the Downbeat Lounge this weekend, and are pleased to be sharing the stage with some new special guests. On Friday August 20th, Startlefish will be joined by Jamie Case, Nick Jackson and Andy Jackson.

On Thursday, Aug. 19, bring your lunch to the Algonquin Hotel at the corner of Queen and Bay and settle in to enjoy the Summer Playhouse production of Outside, by Sault-born playwright, Neil Fleming.

Its 8 pm on Thursday, Aug. 19 and their off, crawling through three down town establishments for an evening of fun, song, and Cajun cooking. Yes, you too can go to camp on Queen Street, this Thursday.

The Summer Playhouse Rubies Soap Opera Digest THIS WEEK AT RUBIES Episode Seven: Detective Masotti Cracks Down at the Summer Playhouse Wednesday, August 18 at 12:10 PM LAST WEEK AT RUBIES Episode Six: Mark Makes a New Life PATRICIA ADAMS returned to

The Buskers are coming! The Buskers are coming… to downtown Sault Ste. Marie. Watch the corner of March and Queen on Aug 27-29 for signs of bizarre creatures including sword swallowers, fire breathers, some cow guys and an amazing joggler.

She is so terribly British and so terribly good! Jennifer Kersley brings to life Irene Ruddock - Miss Ruddock to you – in this one night only reading accompanied by Mr. Jeff Arbus on the saxophone.

The Old Town Hall Concert Series in beautiful Hilton Beach, Ontario has been attracting high-calibre musicians to the area for many years.

Loplops, Downbeat and Panna are partnering up for a special night of food and song this summer. These three distinct business decided to bring a unique downtown-walk-about called "CAMP CRAWL 2004" on Thursday, August 19th, 2004.

The Cross (Youth Band) will be performing Sunday, August 15th at the Bellevue Park Bandshell from 2:00 to 4:00 PM as part of the City's 2004 Summer Concert Series. The event is free to the public.