Art
Thunder Bay responded to the pandemic this spring and summer with colour and style.
A screech owl with wide, popped eyes. Delicate snowbirds with flowers on their backs. Folksy mice with alert, quizzical stances.
The unforgettable ladies from the Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society, last seen in Cambrian Players’ 2017 production of The Farndale Murder Mystery, are back!
Tallin, Budapest, Strasbourg, Vienna. Winter Markets and Christmas Craft Fairs are booming all over the world, sometimes transforming tiny European towns into prime tourist destinations.
It’s a radical idea - ten playwrights, ten plays, ten minutes each. But then again, in theatre, radical is the name of the game.
Illusion. Mentalism. Sleight of Hand. Spellbinding. All terms for what Mackinley Oliver prefers to call magic.
Although many Thunder Bayers may not officially know Michael O’Connor they certainly know his art.
What sparked this endeavour was the work of an aspiring young artist and film maker, Susan Blight, from Couchiching First Nation.
Elaina Roberts of Hamata Creations is not your typical artist.
If you happened to visit the Waverley Public Library, Mary J. L.
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