Lifestyle

Recovering Love, a documentary directed by Laura Sky, makes its world premiere at Rainbow Cinemas on Oct. 21. The Women's Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF) is hosting the event and bringing Sky to the premiere and reception.

Several antique buyers and appraisers are returning to Sudbury for the Great Canadian Roadshow Aug 24-28. Items such as precious metals, glass, rings and charm bracelets are considered to be high value.

Andrea Gaudet said she loves garlic, but isn't so sure it belongs in the chocolate chip cookies and fudge she sampled at the 19th annual Canadian Garlic Festival, held at the Ukrainian Seniors Centre off of Notre Dame Avenue Aug. 22.

Mitchell Jackson didn't start dancing until Grade 9, but the 20-year-old Greater Sudbury native is making up for lost time.

Watching his grinning eight-year-old daughter, Brianna, ride a pony at a Donovan Family Days event in Victory Park off of Frood Road Aug. 21, Todd St. Louis shares his thoughts on Sudbury's Donovan neighbourhood.

Many hands made light work as a play structure was installed at O'Connor Park Aug. 19. About 200 volunteers from the community and from partnering organizations sported their rain gear as they built the playground on a gray, rainy day.

The Sudbury Symphony Orchestra is offering trial classes for two of its courses.

The musicians of Widesight have their sights set on some solid exposure when they play on MuchMusic's reality show disBAND.

Three more films have been added to the growing lineup of Cinéfest flicks. The films are part of the World Cinema program. The Disappearance of Alice Creed tells the tale of Alice Creed, the daughter of a wealthy businessman.

Les Blues de Ramville, a francophone television series being filmed in Greater Sudbury, needs to fill some roles behind and before the camera. The series is set in a fictional mill town, and revolves around the local hockey team's fan club.