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Festival lineup lacking female artists
“We don’t have a mandate to be gender balanced.” – Seamus O’Keefe, event manager of the Iceberg Alley music festival.
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New budget brings changes to the arts industry
With the new budget coming out, changes are underway for the arts community of St. John’s
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The Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra is boldy going where they’ve never gone before
The NSO’s Spring Pops show is not your typical symphonic event – which shouldn’t be a problem for sci-fi or music lovers. Jason Sheppard Kicker
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A mummer’s horror story
Bhaveek Makan of Rendering Glint Films in Vancouver has roots in Newfoundland and wants to share a piece of home with the rest of the world.
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Sound Wars: CD vs Vinyl
As a classic audio format makes a strong comeback, music-loving consumers (and the music industry itself) are wondering about the future of the compact disc.
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WANL; have you heard of it?
The Writer’s Alliance of Newfoundland and Labrador is a welcoming community of like-minded authors reaching out for more members across the province.
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New writers debut in chilling new N.L. fantasy anthology
Local publishing company Engen Books is always looking for new talent, and its upcoming book launch showcases a variety of different voices from across Atlantic Canada.
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A cult legend in the Canadian music scene is set to perform in Newfoundland for the first time
A victim of the horror that was Canada’s residential schools, Willie Thrasher turned to music to cope with the pain and suffering of being taken from his family and culture.
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Seeing the world through the eyes of a millennial film maker
At 13 years old, Rowan Elsmore produces original travel videos well above his weight class.
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Local film festival helps women behind the camera
Maudie is the talk of award seasons across the globe, and it’s helping female filmmakers in this province be “scene” and heard.