Town of Orangeville’s art collection grows with Grice addition

November 23, 2023 · 0 Comments

By JAMES MATTHEWS Orangeville’s Town Hall is getting some new bling to add to the ambiance inside. Local art gallery owner Kay MacGregor’s son Andy ...

Theatre Orangeville to stage ‘Cinderella – If the Shoe Fits’ through the holiday season

By Constance Scrafield For the first time ever, Theatre Orangeville (TOV) is filling the theatre with the fun of Pantomime in a new show, “Cinderella ...

Mistletoe Mountain set for return to Mount Alverno for third year

By Constance Scrafield Brooke Schmidt, director of sales and events at the Mount Alverno Luxury Resort, told the Citizen this week, “We are setting up ...

Blackhorse Village Players Theatre presents The Ladies Foursome

By Brian Lockhart What better place to get a real conversation going than being out on the links playing 18 holes with friends? That’s what ...

Tickets still available for Theatre Orangeville’s ‘Twas the Night gala

By Constance Scrafield “This is the 24th year for this event,” said David Nairn, artistic director of Theatre Orangeville. He was, of course, talking about ...

An inside look at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair

By Constance Scrafield The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair is on now, running until Sunday, Nov. 12. It has been a major celebration of all things ...

Theatre Orangeville’s ‘Twas the Night Gala starts the Holiday Season

By Constance Scrafield Great news: there are still tickets for ‘Twas the Night Gala, Theatre Orangeville’s most important fund raiser of the year, set for ...

Elmer Iseler Singers’ 45th season begins with “Celestial Light”

By Constance Scrafield There are so many wonders in choral music. Lydia Adams, conductor and artistic director of the Juno Award-winning Elmer Iseler Singers (EIS), ...

Delve into the enlightening history of Orangeville with new book ‘Once Upon a Forest’

By Constance Scrafield A wonderful new book highlighting the history of Orangeville’s early days is being launched this Saturday, Oct. 21, at 11:00 a.m. in ...