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Local theatres wondering when the show will go on

On March 12 of this year the Province of Quebec made the announcement that indoor gatherings of more than 250 people were officially banned. It was one of the first of what would become daily announcements of new measures to control the spread of the…

A special digital edition of the Sherbrooke World Film Festival

From June 18 to 25, the Sherbrooke World Film Festival (Festival cinéma du monde de Sherbrooke-FCMS) will present a special online…

Harnessing your COVID creativity

Although it hasn’t been the case for everyone, spending the last month in isolation has prompted some interesting ideas among creative souls across the Eastern Townships.…

It’s poetry month in the Townships

April is National poetry month, and the fact that people are trapped inside is not stopping some local poets from sharing their favourite art form. Prior to the coming of…

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Welcome to the Pandemic Café

— 20 April

Cafés may be closed for the moment, but one local artist decided to take on the task of creating…

‘Sense of belonging and community fuels everything:’ Knowlton Players

— 6 April

Founded in 1990, Knowlton Players has been serving Brome Lake with exceptional amateur theatre…

Local filmmaker dives into Tell Our Stories project

— 26 March

FRIENDS of Canadian broadcasting, a non-profit grassroots advocacy group for Canadian journalism,…

Fannie going solo

— 19 February

This Friday evening Fannie Gaudette, known within the Lennoxville community for her long-time…

Kellylee Evans making up for lost time this Friday

— 11 February

This year’s Musique Chez Nous series at Bandeen Hall got off to a rocky start after two of…

Charles Catchpaugh: The man who could do it all

— 30 January

The late Charles Catchpaugh had a famous reputation in the Townships for being the man who…