Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — After a long cold winter in Temiskaming, March brings the warm sounds of James Hill and his ukelele magic to the Classic Theatre, Thursday, March 12 (beginning at 6:45 p.m.) as part of the Pied Piper Kidshow series.Mr. Hill’s type of entertainment
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Special) – Timiskaming District Secondary School’s senior concert band is going national.The band scored gold at the recent Northern Ontario Music Festival in Sudbury.“The big win earns our band an invitation to perform at the national level – MusicFest Canada,” said band director Gail Menard
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – When Albert Seed released a CD 15 years ago, he figured it would be his one and only.Over the years, the Temiskaming Shores man occasionally considered another recording project.But he’d pretty much given up the idea until he received a
Margaret-Rose Hearn, at left, and Tonie Miron of the Country Starlights provided the musical entertainment at the annual seniors’ dinner in New Liskeard. The December 6 luncheon, sponsored by the Temiskaming Shores Lioness-Lions and the New Liskeard Lions, drew almost 150 diners to Riverside Place. (Staff photo by Diane
On a warm, sunshine filled morning, Sunday, November 2, members of the Royal Canadian Legion Haileybury Branch 54, along with Algonquin Regiment 2344 Army Cadets and the Haileybury Pipe and Drum Band marched from the Legion to the Haileybury St. Paul’s Anglican Church followed by lunch at the branch
TEMAGAMI (Staff) – A Hamilton-born musician who has caught the eye of Canadian rockers Rush, among others, is coming to Temagami.Jacob Moon will headline an October 18 concert at the Bunny Miller Theatre at the Welcome Centre.The singer-songwriter has released ten CDs since 1997.But he was
Days of regional appreciation for Culture Kassidy England, left, and Amanda Quenneville had a chance to shine on stage at the Cobalt Classic Theatre September 28 as they showcased
Downtown shoppers in New Liskeard enjoyed live music July 25, courtesy of Ian DeJoseph, far left, Steve Teal and Julie Preston, at right. The New Liskeard Business Improvement Area had hoped to offer live tunes and artists in action on Friday nights throughout the month, but arranging schedules for
Band director Gail Menard, from left, awarded medallions to top music students in grades 9 and 10 – Jena Ashley, Cody Wabie-Delorme and Emma Landry. (Supplied Photo)[caption id=”attachment_3648″
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Special/Staff) – It was California or bust for the Timiskaming District Secondary School’s senior concert band.Despite flight delays and bus mishaps, the 27 musicians, conductor and chaperones packed a lot of music and sightseeing into a weeklong trip in May.They left at midnight, May 12,
