Creative expression workshop shines light on Indigenous identities
As part of the second annual Indigenous awareness week, the TCSA hosted “What It Means To Be Indigenous: Creative Expresssion Worskshop” in the LEC pit last Tuesday. More than a …
Brian Hough
‘Not Quite’ is quite a music festival
Peterborough has long been building its reputation as an art and music scene. Now two Trent students and local musicians, Laura Klinduch and Natalie Resimes (members of local band ‘Watershed …
A booklover’s guide to Peterborough’s bookstores: International Women’s Day
Mark Jokinen’s Wander over to the Arabic Lit. section for Lebanese writer, Hanan al-Shaykh’s Women Of Sand And Myrrh ($10), while out in front in the $2 shelf you’ll find …
Trent’s Senate approves Arts Administration masters program
At the 441st meeting of the Trent University Senate in January, the Senate voted to approve approve a proposal for an Master of Arts program in Arts Administration. The proposal …
Booklover’s guide to Peterborough: Black History Month edition
In this edition we’ll be celebrating Black History Month with a slew of great books to be found downtown. Books And Things (Water St. between Simcoe and Hunter): Start here …
Amy Jane Von Purr on bringing burlesque to Self Love Week
After the success of last autumn’s ‘Babe-Lesque’, Amy Jane Von Purr is once again bringing Burlesque worskhops back to Sadleir with a free, one night workshop during Self-Love Week then …
A booklover’s guide to Peterborough’s bookstores: Week 4
Mark Jokinen’s Bookstore (George St. between King and Sherbrooke): A number of great Valentine’s Day books are sitting in the window including Italo Calvino’s Difficult Loves, erotica from the great …
Local musician Sean Conway gives us four albums in one year
Local country and folk artist Sean Conway has emerged as one of the most recognizable faces in Peterborough’s music scene. He self-released his first two albums in 2006-2007 at the …
A booklover’s guide to Peterborough bookstores: Week 3
Mark Jokinen’s Bookstore (George St. between King and Sherbrooke): Gao Xingjian’s Soul Mountain, a semi-autobiographical novel about a man who gets a reprieve from his cancer diagnosis and then travels …
Student bands gearing up for TUMS Annual Battle of the Bands
The annual Battle Of The Bands, hosted by The Trent University Music Society will be taking place on March 21 in the Sadleir House Dining Hall, and they’re looking for …