Live summer music in the city
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – The summer music scene promises to be hot even if the weather isn’t.Friday nights throughout July will feature live music, artists in action, and extended shopping hours in downtown New Liskeard.It’s part of the new “Artists in the Streets” initiative by the New
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Making room for history
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – After 40 years, the Little Claybelt Homesteaders Museum is like any homeowner – it has accumulated a lot of stuff.The museum has some 11,100 artifacts in its collection, including 2,800 photographs. Only a portion can be displayed at any one time.But
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SIX STRING NATION
Six String Nation guitar owner Jowi Taylor brought his famous guitar to New Liskeard Public School (NLPS) recently. His power point presentation explained how he created the guitar from 64 different pieces and the stories behind those pieces involving Canadian history and legend. Pictured playing the guitar is NLPS
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HONOURABLE TRAVEL
Stories about some of Canada’s best, brightest and most heroic will be rolling into Earlton later this week. “It’s An Honour!” is a 1,000-square-foot mobile, bilingual exhibit about exceptional Canadians who have received the Order of Canada, military decorations for bravery, and other honours. There’s even a hologram message
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Stories and talent found in quilt show
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter ENGLEHART -- The Englehart and Area Historical Museum is now featuring the work of the Next Stop Englehart Quilters Guild.The exhibition room at the museum is a maze of quilts arrayed to provide visitors a maximized opportunity to appreciate all that area quilters are capable
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Friday night music proposed for downtown
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – There may be singing, if not dancing, in the streets in New Liskeard.The New Liskeard Business Improvement Area (BIA) proposes to introduce Music in the Streets on Friday nights in July.Downtown businesses would remain open until 9 p.m. while musicians and artists would
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SPRING FACIAL
Four-year-old Lincoln Jobson of Elk Lake watched intently as artist Celeste Tonkin added a butterfly to the cheek of his cousin, Ella McCarty, 6, of Timmins. Face painting was an attraction at a May 17 sport and trade show at Fish On Bait N’ Tackle in Elk Lake. Half
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TAG hosts Boreal North sculpture show
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — The curved walls of the Temiskaming Art Gallery (TAG) are awash with three-dimensional sculpture works presented by the eclectic group of artists belonging to the Boreal North Sculpture Association (BNSA).The work of the 12 sculpture artists belonging to various clubs across
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FOX ON THE RUN
This cute little cub fox was playing with his siblings along with the mother nearby on the side of a sand hill along the Highway 65 West highway last week. Several motorists have spotted the mother fox and her litter playing alongside the hill and stopped to take in
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Mezzanine Gallery exhibition
Busy Hands a show of local artDarlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT -- Many people turned out to greet the artists of the Temiskaming Palette and Brush Club at the Mezzanine Gallery in Cobalt Tuesday evening, May 13.The event at the Cobalt Classic Theatre was the reception and
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