Entertainment
What began as a simple suggestion for a barn dance has blossomed into one of the Brussels Agricultural Society's (BAS) most successful and talked-about community events in recent memory.
In 1861, an entrepreneurial young man named Ben Miller travelled to a picturesque nook of Huron County and proceeded to construct a woolen mill.
On Saturday, Clinton's Central Huron Secondary School hosted an open house focused on music at the behest of the Huron Honour Band.
On Tuesday, the Brussels United Church played host to not one, but two fashion shows featuring all the latest looks from 5R's, the village's oldest second-hand shop.
This year's Blyth Festival Art Gallery season is now officially set and will begin on Friday, April 25 with the opening of the always-popular Student Show.
Huron County returned to the well this March and held another successful Maple Mania weekend after seeing such a positive response last year.
Monday was St. Patrick's Day and, as has quickly become tradition, it was a busy weekend for The Lucky Charms, a local band fronted by Blyth's Joe Gahan, left, which specializes in the music of Ireland.
One of the most reliably enjoyable events held at the North Huron Wescast Community Complex (NHWCC) is the Wingham Skating Club's (WSC) annual ice show.
Wing Night at the Lucknow Legion is always a good time, and even more so when there's a little bit of entertainment after dinner.
The Alice Munro Festival of the Short Story, which has encouraged local writers and brought to Huron County some of the country's literary giants, such as Margaret Atwood, Michael Ondaatje and Emma Donoghue...
Earlier this month, Dungannon's own Candace Nivins traded in her barn clothes for formal wear to attend Canada's premier harness-racing awards.
Simply underwhelmed with the entertainment on offer during the annual Family Day weekend carnival at the Belgrave Community Centre, courtesy of the centre's board, one-and-a-half-year-old Wren Bolander decided to put on a show of her own...
Twenty-twenty-five marks the Blyth Festival Art Gallery's (BFAG) 50th anniversary season. Exhibition Committee Chair Kelly Stevenson has been busy combing through various newspaper archives in search of stories of gallery days gone by.
The Seaforth 150th Homecoming, scheduled for the Civic Holiday weekend later this year, marked its official kick-off late last month with a special concert and get-together at the Seaforth and District Community Centre, featuring...
Several local musical acts came together on Saturday at Goderich's Square Brew for a special Rock 4 Odin benefit concert to aid nine-year-old Odin Leachman, who is battling cancer.
As far as Artistic Director Gil Garratt is concerned, the 50th anniversary season of the Blyth Festival has been one for the ages, with the number of patrons taking in Festival shows reaching pre-pandemic levels.
An annual tradition that plays out weekend after weekend in Huron County, Santa Claus came to town in both Clinton and Brussels this weekend.
The Brussels Santa Claus parade on Saturday night, a holiday tradition in the village, was well-attended and well-reviewed by the hundreds who were there to see it live.
On Saturday, Nov. 23, a wide-ranging collection of concerned and creative Huron County citizens and community groups gathered at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 in Goderich for the Community Cabaret 4 Caring and Camaraderie
The 2025 Blyth Festival season, officially announced to members late this week, will include four shows indoors at Memorial Hall, two of them world premieres, and one modern Canadian classic produced outdoors at the Harvest Stage...
Saturday night was a special one for the group above - the Inspiring Our Future campaign - whose members put so much blood, sweat and tears into the renovation and expansion of the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre.
The Huron Honour Band and the Blyth Festival Orchestra, above, performed on Sunday at Central Huron Secondary School to benefit the Fields of Faith Growing Project
Next Saturday, the newly-formed No Hate in Huron group will host its first-ever event: a day-long event at the Goderich Legion called the Community Cabaret 4 Caring and Camaraderie.
Next month, Egmondville United Church will continue its successful tradition of live, community theatre with two performances of An Egmondville Christmas Carol, written by Walton's Gloria Wilbee, based on the Charles Dickens classic.