Art
Marilyn Grudniski is on a mission to bring kids up close and personal with nature right here in Thunder Bay – and she’s doing it with style.
One of my favourite things about the Christmas season in Thunder Bay is making little trips where I can escape the hustle and bustle of the season.
While most kids today venture to sports or the arts for after school fun, where can adults go to have fun with a great group of creatives?
Attention all witches, warlocks, wizards and muggles - the 3rd Annual Witches Walk is fast approaching!
Angie Jason is an Anishinaabe artist from Sheshegwaning First Nation currently living in Thunder Bay and has been making art ever since she could hold a pencil. In fact, even before that.
“My name is Kayeleigh. I have worked as a Registered Nurse in Northwestern Ontario for over 13 years now with a background in surgical and renal.
“In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit.
That first winter in the New World must have been a harrowing one for the people settling Ste. Croix Island in 1606.
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.
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