What seems to be a slightly more cautious and intentional approach brings Single Tear’s Sounds From the Stars out from underneath J King’s previous body of work with the critical darling Family Video.
Billed as “Ten Days That Will Change How Your Hear the World,” the Sound Symposium really is the most unique festival in the province, and maybe the country’s most original festival of music. This year they have more than 50 performers from 6 different countries
Billed as “Ten Days That Will Change How Your Hear the World,” the Sound Symposium really is the most unique festival in the province, and maybe the country’s most original festival of music.
A Sort Of Celtic da Vinci Code is unfolding in the sleepy little town of renews. Here’s the top five reasons it may just be your most mysterious and mythical baycation this year.
“The Lions Chalet was Venus and the new Community Market is Mars – they are worlds apart,” says Ann Connors, Executive Director of the St. John’s Farmers’ Market.
12 surprising menu finds from restaurants in town.
Spearheaded by Clarenville’s Keith Fillier, #MakeNLDarkAgain is a protest against rising power bills you can take part in from the comfort of your own home, anonymously.
The goal for Farm to School program is to get more locally grown food onto the minds and plates of students across the country. The program achieves this goal by establishing partnerships between schools and the farmers, fishers, and food producers in their area.
Good news for heraldry enthusiasts everywhere: at their last convention, the provincial Liberals voted to look at re-examining and potentially re-designing Newfoundland and Labrador’s coat of arms.
Competition for resources has been the long held theory as to why life forms of our planet got so big. Until now. Could enhanced dispersal for better colonization be the answer?
Part domestic thriller, part revenge narrative, Elisabeth de Mariaffi’s Hysteria is a deadly contribution to the recent wave of female-centred “grip-lit” bestsellers. With the…
Seabirds, rare birds, and birds of prey: we’ve got them. Plus, with 35 million seabirds, we’re the seabird capital of the world, no matter what New Zealand says.