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By Angie Sullivan
Have you ever wished you could buy an artistic stuffed bat, bone art, or see a clown swallow a sword?
The Carnival of Curiosities is coming to Keswick on July 28 from 10am till 5pm at the Georgina...
By Angie Sullivan
Paula Lishman’s unique work with fur has been gracing runways and challenging fashion's status quo for 50 years.
The Georgina Centre for Arts and Culture is featuring ‘The Paula Lishman Solo Exhibition’ from July 18- September 1....
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
The annual Duck Races and Festival on High Street on Saturday brought together the best of two worlds, proving that two organizations are indeed better than one!
The Sutton BIA and the Kinette Club of Sutton joined forces...
By Angie Sullivan
Sutton District High School welcomed almost 200 former students to their 50th Anniversary Reunion on June 7.
The Lake Simcoe Arms was packed to capacity as past students gathered in Jackson’s Point. Attendees travelled in from all over...
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
Mental health affects everyone. Within our families, among our friends, and in every corner of our community, there is a growing call for spiritual healing and supporting our mental health.
According to festival organizer Jennifer Aves, the...
By Mike Anderson
If you are a fan of fine art photography, then don't miss the current exhibit at the Georgina Centre for Arts and Culture (GCAC).
Artistic Director Charlotte Hale has put together an eclectic selection of vintage and contemporary...
By Mike Anderson
After a five-year hiatus, the Discover Georgina Show took Keswick by storm last weekend.
The popular home and lifestyle show, run by the Georgina Chamber of Commerce, opened on the blue pad at the Georgina Ice Palace.
It featured...
By Mike Anderson
Armed with a sense of humour and a wooden auctioneer's stick, Rob Grossi worked the room like a pro, cajoling the willing and sometimes not-so-willing to bid on a series of 15 striking artworks.
They were all from...
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
Georgina's entrepreneurial spirit shone brightly at the Wonder Women: Women in Business Conference, held on International Women's Day, March 9, at The Link in Sutton.
Celebrating its 5th anniversary, the full-day event with keynote speakers, panel...
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
Where to catch world-class Canadian musicians? Look no further than Virginia!
Matt Large, a bluegrass musician and music presenter, launched the Cedar Hedge Concert Series at Virginia United Church in November, with six concerts planned. As we hit...
