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For many, the last few days and weeks have been a dark and challenging time. For a variety

Sept. 2-9, 2017 On October 8, 1871, a devastating fire tore through Chicago for 26 hours, destroying some

By Jay Wilson August 2016. It is 30 degrees at the Puppets Up International Puppet Festival in Almonte

By Roxanne Thornton The winter months are very busy in the community theatre world. This is the time

By Nan Hogg Image By Daderot – Own work, CC0 I was one of the lucky people who

“One of the things that I have always cherished about music is that it brings people together.”– Gerald

By Lyn Westfall I always knew from a young age that my father was killed in WWII. But,

Guelph, ON – October 5, 2016 – Guelph Arts Council (GAC) is pleased to collaborate with WorkInCulture and

Jeremy Luke Hill is the heart of Vocamus Press. From his first foray into self-publishing a book for

By Jane Litchfield The sun broke through on cue to ensure a picture-perfect day on the banks of

Maki by Candace de Taeye Salmon flesh laid upon the rice, then bound up tightly becomes maki. Arms

Garth Laidlaw is a local storyteller who channels his narratives into writing, painting, and animation. Garth studied animation

It has been more than a year after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s report, which included 94 Calls

Jessie Buchanan is a painter currently living and working in Guelph. Originally from Caledon, Ontario, Jessie was born

By Sarah Goldrup SenseLabs is a project designed by Musagetes, an international organization that works to make art