Written by Tania Hanscom About Woody: After High School, Woody attended Sheridan College but was told he didn’t have what they were looking for to be successful in their arts program. He made a decision to move to B.C. and found work there cleaning screens for a screen printer in the evenings. “It was the [...]
Welcome to Art About Town! Cambridge Arts Festival On Saturday June 2nd, bring the family to downtown Cambridge and enjoy a day full of fun and kid friendly activities from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. The festival focuses on including all art forms and allows emerging and established artists to show and sell their artwork. [...]
Congratulations to the the 2012 Bernice Adams Recipients, and to all the nominees. Special Trustees Award – Lary Turner Music – Bonnie Casey Visual Arts – Kim Turner Performing Arts – Steve Robinson Literary/Communications – Jan Liggett Outstanding Youth – Cameron Earnshaw and Alysha Harris
In my youth, a group of us used to hang out, spending our days and nights getting together, traipsing throughout the town, hanging out in the local park to throw a ball around, going to friend’s places for movie night, or to enjoy a barbecue, the typical things teenage kids do. We all didn’t [...]
I apologize for the delay in getting the site up and running again. The last time it crashed I forgot to reinstall a cache plug-in (computer people will understand) I will make it a priority to go to Hespeler and meet with Andrew from Thinkalee. There’s is a lot going on right now in the [...]
The Central Transit Corridor Community Building Strategy is being developed by the Region of Waterloo in conjunction with its municipal partners and the many stakeholders and citizens throughout the Region. The main goal of the Community Building Strategy is to ensure that the investment in rapid transit is leveraged for the benefit of the many [...]
The April-June Exhibition at Gallery M is full of colour and texture. Looking for an interesting gift for Mother’s Day? Come and see the original art and jewellery currently at Gallery M This exhibition will run until Mid June 2012 The April Exhibition is full of colour and texture. New artists include: Jeff Ferst, Kari [...]
Cambridge, ON – Still looking for the perfect Mother’s Day activity? Then be sure to plan on spending the afternoon at Cambridge Libraries & Galleries, where moms and the lovely ladies in your life will be treated like royalty at an intimate and informative tea and treat tasting. Featuring a live musical performance by St. George [...]
Every week, it seems, I am reading in the CAMBRIDGE TIMES or THE RECORD about some new idea or proposal from one of the members of Cambridge Council. This is where you can comment on the latest great idea or less than wonderful dream being proposed by those on Council. I know I will be [...]
Hey everyone! Meet my new friend Jodie, a professional freelance photographer who runs Prettyhate Photography in Cambridge, Canada. She’s got her eye on the lens like no one’s business, truly fantastic work! Jodie’s love of the art and attention to technical detail is apparent in the wide variety of family and professional projects that bear [...]
The arch puppet and the tax pusher representing the sniveling Liberals are once again poised to pick the pockets of Ontarians. The Cambridge Times reports that after finding money in budget for day care and a one percent increase in Ontario Disability support program payments; Dalton McGinty announced he will implement a surtax on those [...]
Life on the street is an age-old problem regarding survival and occupation. Prostitution laws have been deemed unconstitutional by the Ontario Court of Appeal on March 26 with hopes to make the business safer providing open communication with clients in brothels where they have protection against outside threats. Just days after this announcement, it was [...]
As I mentioned on another thread the site is going to be revamped to better reflect what is being published, and more importantly, articles we are working on. I find myself working with a large number of aspiring writers of various degrees of skill, all of whom are anxious to see thier names in print. [...]
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