Steve Curtis: The Condiment King of St. John’s
These days he works as a Metrobus driver in the evenings, a job that lets him listen to hours of food podcasts, and spend his days testing out new recipes.
Stanley Braxton Get Sloshed on Stage in #NewYearNewMe
“This is like NASCAR; people are coming for the crashes,” said Artistic Director Mike Hammond.
Three Things to do the Weekend
Three Things to do the Weekend is a varied sampling of what to be at this weekend
Why “The Mummers Song” Has Been Dominating Newfoundland Airwaves Every Christmas Since 1983
Don’t seem like Christmas until “Any Mummers Allowed In?” is saturating the airwaves and being belted out in bars across the island.
Comedian Amanda Bulman Presents a New Take on the Time-Honoured ‘Christmas Special’
Bulman wants the event to have all the cozy charm of those totally un-ironic, old-fashioned holiday specials but she’ll also be approaching the show with a stand up comic’s saucy sensibility. “I’ll be asking some far out questions,” she says.
Three Things To Do The Weekend
Three Things to do the weekend is a varied sampling of what to be at this weekend
Mayoral Candidate Turned Talk Show Host: “The Renee Sharpe Show” Is Streaming Live All Winter Long
“The show is just a fun way to hang out, make new friends, and celebrate all the talent in St. John’s and beyond,” Sharpe said, “It’s also a way to make it through the winter without feeling isolated.”
Alternative Pre-School Opening in January: Musician Katie Baggs On Launching “Little Nest”
Part of what makes Little Nest Children’s Community different from other daycares is their commitment to strengthening kids’ relationship to nature. “Kids approach the world with a sense of awe and wonder anyway, so we want build on that.”
Amnesty International St. John’s Marks Human Rights Day with #WriteforRights Event
Each year Amnesty International releases a small number of cases of individuals and communities around the globe who are enduring human rights abuses. The organization encourages people to write letters advocating for the subjects of the cases.
Re-Release of “The Babylon Mall” Featuring Mark Critch to Support Tommy Sexton Centre
The new version features some of the original Wonderful Grand Band members, along with This Hour Has 22 Minutes comedian Mark Critch on lead vocals, accompanied by award-winning musicians Amelia Curran and Geraldine Hollett.
The Humble Beginnings of Port de Grave’s Hugely Popular Annual Boat Lighting
The Annual Boat Lighting has been drawing between thirty and forty thousand people to area during the holiday season
Bernie Stapleton’s “Offensive to Some” Opens Following National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women in Canada
Early drafts of “Offensive to Some” were inspired by a story a friend told Stapleton about the last woman hanged in Newfoundland. She began by writing a fictionalized version of the story of a very young woman who was sentenced to death for murdering her much older husband.