Janis Joplin’s legendary mezzo-soprano voice soundtracked her generation’s political and cultural upheaval, communicating a ...
"Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" is not just a film; it’s a cultural phenomenon that captures the essence of holiday travel chaos. The story follows Neal Page, played by Steve Martin, as he tries to ...
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How a Shipwreck Became a Folk Legend
On November 10, 1975, the SS Edmund Fitzgerald vanished into a violent Lake Superior storm, taking 29 sailors with her and ...
Record Store Day's Black Friday is, as usual, filled with exclusive and limited edition releases, mostly on vinyl, from some ...
Acclaimed Canadian folk and country songwriter Zachary Lucky will make his long-awaited return to Muskoka this fall for one ...
The children’s garden area specifically celebrates these animated icons with carefully placed statues and decorations. Bugs ...
That initial program, Share the Music, is still running and benefits over 3,000 young people annually, including free tickets ...
Alex Lifeson joined The Rheostatics on Friday and Saturday night for two sold-out shows at the TD Music Hall in Toronto, ...
OMP resident Shelley Cowan recently attended the Edmund Fitzgerald Memorial in Paradise, Michigan. Read her field notes from ...
A.H. Wilkens Auctions & Appraisals set to host sale featuring instruments, awards, personal effects of late music legend from ...
Paul Hann is known to people of a certain age in B.C. and Alberta as a children’s entertainer on the show Paul Hann and ...
An article titled “The Cruelest Month” in the Nov. 24, 1975 issue of Newsweek magazine caught the attention of Canadian folk singer/writer Gordon Lightfoot.
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