Lifestyle

Warm-weather family travels are fast approaching — as are costly admission fees to amusement parks, expensive campsite rentals, and ridiculously overpriced last-minute travel supplies at the gas stations along the way.

Celts are everywhere, even in Sudbury, and need to celebrate their art, music, sports and culture, Canadian fiddler Ashley MacIsaac said.

Theatre Cambrian is looking for “Charlie,” an out-of-work actor who works as a waiter, a character in the upcoming production, Eat Your Heart Out.

Confederation Secondary School's Evolutionary band will embark on a tour of southern Ontario, performing four concerts in four days as part of its Bring it to the Wall tour.

Audience satisfaction was on the rise during the 2009-10 season at Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario (TNO) . A press release stated attendance rose three per cent since the 2008-09 season, with 84 per cent of shows selling out.

One hundred years ago, the Church of St. John the Divine opened in Copper Cliff by Rev. T.N. Mumford, and was consecrated a year later, on July 13.

It's not too late for local photographers to submit their best photos of Greater Sudbury lakes to the fourth annual Picture our Lakes contest, and possibly earn a spot in the contest's calendar.

Sudbury Theatre Centre's production of The Full Monty, a two-act play about men who have lost their industrial jobs, has a lot of relevance for Sudbury audiences according to teenage actor Alessandro Costantini. The St.

Young and emerging artists in Greater Sudbury need a break, Mark Gagne said. “Being a fairly young artist myself, I have found it increasingly difficult and rather frustrating to find a venue to display my artwork in the Greater Sudbury area.

Pesto was first created in Italy as a thick sauce made from basil, but now other herbs and vegetables are often substituted. In this tasty spring side dish, asparagus and mint give a nutritious twist. It would also make a great meal for vegetarians.