Keeping the Arts Alive in Uptown Waterloo Amelia Mola-Schmidt·September 2, 2020It’s a landmark in uptown Waterloo. The buttery yellow brick is decorated with an evergreen trim around the...Arts·0 Comments·4
Too Bad, So Sad: Saying Goodbye to Open Sesame Lauren Weinberg·March 6, 2019I often joke that although Open Sesame — my gallery/shop/event venue, which until Feb. 28 occupied 220 King...Opinion·0 Comments·1
The Side Hustle: Our Studio Offers Sense of Community Cameron Klapwyk·March 6, 2019Fifteen years ago, Lori Maloney was looking for work in the Kitchener area and came across a job...Columns·0 Comments·3
Keeping KW Hardcore Alive With Hope Fest Beth Bowles·September 5, 2018This year, KW's Have Hope turns 10, so they're celebrating with their biggest show yetArts·0 Comments·0
What Happens in Vegas Happens in KW Ramona Leitao·September 7, 2017KW Little Theatre's newest production takes viewers to a Vegas weddingArts·0 Comments·0
Cassettes are Winding Back Around in KW Megan Nourse·August 2, 20173 Nines Compact Cassettes is a new label based in Kitchener, producing cassette tapes for local bands.Arts·0 Comments·0
First Things First Exhibit Falls Flat Teghan Barton·May 1, 2017A new exhibit at THEMUSEUM asks critical questions about Canada’s 150th anniversary celebrations, but feels uninspired Arts·0 Comments·0
CBC, “Truthiness” & The Mennonites Luann Good Gingrich and Kerry Fast·April 5, 2017It’s surprising to us that just about everyone who has had an encounter, personal or otherwise, with Mennonites...Opinion·0 Comments·0
Yes, There is Arts Leadership in WR Shirley Madill·April 5, 2017I have recently heard statements about there being a lack of leadership in arts and culture in the...Opinion·0 Comments·0
Coworking for Creatives Comes Downtown Elizabeth McFaul·November 3, 2016Two initiatives provide affordable spaces for technology and arts to make babiesArts·0 Comments·0
