Entertainment
In The Wind Coming Over The Sea, Emma Donoghue has crafted - in this reviewer's humble opinion - the best original offering at the Blyth Festival since 2017's The Pigeon King. She's also written something that only an Irish author could write.
On Saturday, it was time again for the annual Huron Multicultural Festival, held in Goderich again this year, but at Lions Harbour Park for a change of venue with the construction ongoing on The Square.
On Friday evening, the Blyth Festival kicked off its 51st season in style with Sir John A: Acts of a Gentrified Ojibway Rebellion, starring Richard Comeau, James Dallas Smith, Madeline Kennedy and Randy Hughson.
On Friday, the 51st season of the Blyth Festival officially began with the opening night of Drew Hayden Taylor's Sir John A: Acts of a Gentrified Ojibway Rebellion.
Last Saturday night, the Belgrave Community Centre played host to a special talent show for children and open stage for adults in an effort to raise money for the ongoing playground project.
One of the highlights of being a reporter for The Citizen is writing a review of the annual play at the Kingsbridge Centre. Last year marked the sixth and final installment of The Kingsbridge Chronicles...
A family‑friendly crowd fills The Square in Goderich on June 7 for the third annual Huron County Pride Festival. Attendees enjoyed a full day of show‑stopping drag performances, live music from local artists, an artisan market featuring community...
Renowned professional artist and part-time face-painting artist Kelly Stevenson of the Blyth Festival Art Gallery stepped up to do some face-painting on Saturday as the gallery welcomed young people to Blyth for the second annual Chalk Around the Block...
When the final chapter of the rural theatrical meta-opus that is the Kingsbridge Centre's Kingsbridge Chronicles wrapped up its on-stage saga in 2024, it asked a question:...
The St. Anne's Catholic Secondary School Concert Band, directed by Mr. Josh Geddis, competed at MusicFest Nationals on Tuesday, May 13, at the York University Faculty of Music, earning a Silver standing at the B300 level.
The League of Canadian Poets must not have heard that April is the cruelest month, because that's the same month the art collective has chosen to be our great nation's designated 30-day period for appreciating all non-prose wordplay.
On Friday night, people from all over Huron County made their way to the lovingly restored Benmiller Community Hall in Benmiller to take in the awkwardly charming comedy of New York-based comedian Ben Miller.
Last week, students and community members alike were in for a treat as the work of a group of Hullett Central Public School students came to fruition with the production of Junie B. Jones Jr.: The Musical, starring June Bromley in the titular role.
While the annual Student Art Show at the Blyth Festival Art Gallery (BFAG) is a highlight of every season, the bar was set just a little bit higher for the 2025 show, as it is being held during the BFAG's 50th anniversary season.
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...