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Two Years in the Making
CAFKA.16 brings art exhibitions out of the gallery into WR
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Tech Makes Big Impact on the Stage
Elizabeth McFaul CONTRIBUTOR Different technologies have shaped Kitchener-Waterloo’s landscape in different ways, from Iroquoian farming practices to roundabouts and start-up incubators. IMPACT 15, Kitchener’s biennial international theatre festival and conference […]
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Hamlet drifts into Kitchener
Outdoor theatre is an experience like no other: bringing art into the open air and immersing the audience into the performance. Taking advantage of the beautiful summer weather, Driftwood Theatre Group performed Hamlet in Kitchener’s Civic Centre Park, between Kitchener Public Library and Centre in the Square, on July 28.
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Night\Shift to see third year
“With downtown under construction, people have a lot to complain about in the downtown experience and the landscape. The opportunity to treat it as more of an adventure and as an exploration space seems more important,” says Eric Rumble, festival organizer.
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Belmont Market in season this June
“I have long wanted an open door market in Belmont Village. We have a good mix of residential and business; it just makes sense,” says Susan Broughton, owner-operator of All Things Tea on Belmont Ave.
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World music coming to Kitchener
Kultrún Festival, the region’s celebration of local, national, and international world music, officially announced its lineup and new location at the Boathouse on Friday, May 29.
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At the root of WR’s folk scene
Kitchener’s first At the Root Festival described as “some of the best folk-indie-grassroots activists and artists in WR and beyond.”
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Kimberly Akimbo fuses emotions at Registry Theatre
In the midst of common despair, the playwright gives moments of grace and light and humour. Even though these are very flawed people, they reach for relationships and reach for something to grasp on to that gives them a bit of hope…
