Arts and Entertainment
Community and the quest for a new roof at Orangeville’s Westminster United Church
April 16, 2026 · 0 Comments
By Constance Scrafield The Citizen recently had the opportunity to sit down with a few people at Westminster United Church. Located at 247 Broadway, Orangeville, ...
Caledon author publishes imagination-fuelled adventure, ‘Alice and the Blue Ghost’
By Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Many may know local author Stacey Fokas from her longstanding Caledon business, Cowhide Promotional Wear Inc., which she ...
Achill Choral Society conductor announces departure after nine years in the role
By Constance Scrafield The Achill Choral Society (ACS) is currently on the hunt for a new conductor. After nearly nine years, Shawn Grenke is retiring ...
Caledon-based Elmer Iseler Singers present concert ‘The Earth Sings’
By Constance Scrafield Lydia Adams, conductor and artistic director of the Elmer Iseler Singers, is looking forward to their upcoming concert, The Earth Sings. This concert ...
Wonderful opportunity arises for Orangeville actor James Gerus
By Constance Scrafield In addition to Sandra Laronde’s tender, award-winning novel She Holds Up the Stars, she is creating and directing a groundbreaking project. Red ...
Beyond the Bumps: Canoe North co-founder’s harrowing drive along NWT ice roads
By Constance Scrafield Starting at Wrigley, the Mackenzie Valley Winter Ice Road connects to Norman Wells, the final stop on Mackenzie Valley Winter Ice Highway ...
Review: Theatre Orangeville’s Murder at Ackerton Manor delivers killer performance
By Joshua Drakes, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Murder at Ackerton Manor is a hilarious escapade that will keep you guessing with every turn and every ...
The old men warn: Parents must be warriors too
By Constance Scrafield Revered Canadian Scientist and staunch climate advocate David Suzuki will celebrate his 90th Birthday on March 24. He warns parents not to ...
St. Patrick’s concert featuring Celtic music coming to Westminster United Church
By Constance Scrafield The band Chroí, Gaelic for “Heart,” will be entertaining us as only the Irish can at Westminster United Church in Orangeville on ...
Open 364 days a year: The daily dedication behind Mono’s beloved Black Birch Restaurant
By Constance Scrafield A couple of decades ago, Mark Mogensen worked in a Toronto restaurant, and he did not like how the staff were treated, ...
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