• Hunting Cockroaches at KW’s Little Theatre

    Tucked between King and Regina streets in uptown Waterloo, the Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre is this year celebrating its eightieth year of hosting performing arts for the community. With a play about cockroaches.

  • Feminist Comedy at the Princess Cafe

    When people ask why do women need their own comedy night, the question really is, why not?

  • Advertising Entertainment

    Advertisements are, no matter how emotionally compelling or resonant, still trying to sell us something. Aren’t we being manipulated to connect the feelings stirred in us to the brand in question? Even if the idea seems to stand on its own, even if we are moved to laughter or tears, the ad is still an…

  • Film Review: HAIDA GWAII ON THE BIG SCREEN

    Canadian documentary looks closely at the people, land, and history of Haida Gwaii. The island, known to many by its prior colonial name, the Queen Charlotte Islands, is 160 kilometres off the coast of British Columbia. The film presents Haida Gwaii as a microcosm of how the world could be.

  • A Grand Orgy

    “How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town” is more than a provocative title, and viewers will be drawn, delightfully, into Jeremy LaLonde’s latest indie film. The story delves deep into what happens behind closed doors in a close-minded town, and questions society’s treatment of sexual empowerment.

  • 10K expected at Maker Expo

    From robotics to knitting, from baking to making paper, over 100 exhibitors will be sharing their ideas with the public and with other makers at the Maker Expo.