Local Entertainment

"The night was sultry..." The Algoma International Film Association will be presenting "Nathalie" at Galaxy Cinemas, on Sunday, October 3rd at 7 p.m.

I know what you're thinking. "How could a 'flying butress' attack?" Well, it couldn't really -- but it sounded too Monty Python to not use as a headline.

Think you can give Alastair Sim a run for his money as Ebenezer Scrooge? Sim, who played Scrooge in the classic 1951 version of "A Christmas Carol", sets the bar pretty high, but the Sault Theatre Workshop is giving you your chance to show your actin

Clarity. It's a word that aptly describes the traditional blues stylings that will be heard at the Downbeat Lounge, this weekend, October 1st and 2nd.

Owners at The Steamy Bean on Great Northern Road are on a mission to encourage young musicians, challenge their abilities, and provide them a place to perform.

Living on the Canadian prairies can lead to artistic madness. No really, I have witnessed it first-hand. I have also seen the prairies act as the impetus for an artistic-minded individual to dive into the their art and create brilliance.

Their website tells us very little. They formed on September 6th, 2002. They first practiced together as a band on February, 2003. They first played live on May 2nd, 2003. Their debut Canadian release "Ready, Set...

Maybe Lynn Anderson "never promised you a rose garden," but Erin Leigh has something much better in mind anyway.

The Sault Theatre Workshop and Stage 1 is presenting a night filled with a wide variety of entertainment including songs, poems, skits and plenty of merriment.

This coming weekend, two special out-of-town bands will be bringing their diverse music to the Downbeat Lounge. On Friday, September 24th, Ottawa-based rock and roll band The Smacks ( www.thesmacks.com ) are coming through town.