Arts
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The Darcys play abbreviated Maxwell’s set
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One of Toronto’s latest up and coming rock bands, The Darcys, played a show alongside Amos the Transparent on the stage of Maxwell’s Music
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Faculty of Music presents: Such Sweet Sorrow
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The Wilfrid Laurier University faculty of music’s latest production, Such Sweet Sorrow: an Evening of Modern Opera Excerpts, successfully accomplished the task of appealing
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Jian Ghomeshi appears at RAM speaker series
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Jian Ghomeshi addressed a packed house at THEMUSEUM in Kitchener on Nov. 12 as part of the gallery’s RAM: Rethinking Art and Machine speaker
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Musicians compete for “Best Band” title
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On Sunday night Maxwell’s Music House in Uptown Waterloo hosted an event called “The Best Band Battle.” The competition, which spans over the period
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“The Mentalist” influences Turret crowd
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A receptive Laurier audience gathered at the Turret on Nov. 10 to witness a performance by self-proclaimed “mentalist and illusionist” Wayne Hoffman. Speaking to
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Governor General’s Literary Award winners named
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On Nov. 15, the winners of the Governor General’s Literary Award were announced in Toronto. 2011 marks the 75th year of the prestigious awards.
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Into The Arctic: II explores scenic Canadian north
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Passionate about the Canadian landscape and its natural beauty, artist Corey Trepanier ventured into the nation’s arctic regions for months at a time, braving
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Arts Bites: Nov. 16, 2011
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Community bumped In a much maligned move by NBC, beloved existential sitcom Community has been moved from its timeslot for the midseason push. It
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Collett plays intimate Starlight show
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Starlight Lounge underwent a transformation on Nov. 2 when it hosted Jason Collett in concert. Starlight concert and discotheque goers have become accustom to
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Porter Robinson sells out Beta
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This past Saturday, Porter Robinson spun a high-energy set to a sold-out Beta nightclub crowd in Uptown Waterloo. The 19-year-old electronic virtuoso exuded enthusiasm
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