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Tyler Clarke
Tyler Clarke ·
The Indian Food Carnival is taking place at Bell Park today!
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Derek Young
Derek Young ·
Kick-off the summer with frights and delights at our Summer Slasher Night Market! A night market unlike you've ever experienced in Sudbury before... SPECIAL GRIND SHOW PERFORMANCE BY DADDY RED Canada's favourite sword swallowing clown, Daddy Red, joins the Summer Slasher Night Market with special Grind Show performances! Daddy Red has performed at the Something Strange Sideshow Festival in Toronto where he shared the stage alongside a cast …
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Mark Mannisto
Mark Mannisto ·
TWO INCREDIBLE SHOWS FOR YOU THIS JUNE! What a June do we have in store for you! Two amazing shows! Something for everyone. From June 5-7 we have ALICE BY HEART A one act, 90-minute musical, inspired by Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Set during the London Blitz of WWII, Alice takes shelter in an underground tube station where she finds her childhood best friend has contracted tuberculosis. Alice encourages him to step away …
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
I recently read “The Women” by Kristin Hannah, a novel that follows a young nurse who serves during the Vietnam War. While the book itself was an excellent read, what truly captivated me was the knowledge I gained about the war—a period I don’t recall learning much about in school. Perhaps our parents shielded us from its harsh realities because we were so young. The story is a compelling exploration of bravery, friendship, and patriotism. …
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Mark Mannisto
Mark Mannisto ·
What you need to know: Door open at 7.00pm (1.30pm for matinees) Performance at 7:30pm (2pm for matinees) Location: Thorneloe University on the Laurentian Campus Regular Price: $30 Sudbury Performance Group’s NOVA Program is bringing Alice by Heart to stage! A one act, 90-minute musical, inspired by Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Set during the London Blitz of WWII, Alice takes shelter in an underground tube station …
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Diane Bossé
Diane Bossé ·
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Mark Mannisto
Mark Mannisto ·
The hottest show in Sudbury has a few special days that you can take advantage of! We have 20 $20 tickets for some of our shows for ROCK OF AGES Get your tickets before they're gone!! https://www.showpass.com/discount-days-at-rock-of-ages/
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Sudbury Arts Council
Sudbury Arts Council ·
Bel Canto marking 50 years of music in Sudbury
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia
These four photos of dandelions depict the beauty of the seed heads (even though they are a pain in the grass.)
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Mark Mannisto
Mark Mannisto ·
The hottest show in Sudbury is now running until May 17th! Sudbury Performance Group presents the Broadway musical Rock of Ages. It's fun! It's sexy! It's all out 80's rock and roll! Featuring a live rockin' band! Plus all rockin' performers! “As the show opens with blinding lights, shredding guitars and hammer-handed drumming, even nonbelievers may start inhaling the Aqua Net and embracing their inner rocker.” – Variety Get your tickets at …
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Sudbury Arts Council
Sudbury Arts Council ·
‘Get out of your comfort zone’: Poet laureate
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Holland Marshall
Holland Marshall ·
If my wife becomes a primary school student A weird title for a very good family TV series. It is tough to find good Japanese TV series on Netflix. Too often they tend to preach to, or try to educate the audience as if they are a drama blended in with a documentary. This TV series shows that not all Japanese dramas are stinkers and that some Japanese TV series can rival the best of the Korean dramas. Description Keisuke’s wife Takae …
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
Sudbury Performance Group presents: ROCK OF AGES!!
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Mark Mannisto
Mark Mannisto ·
The hottest show in Sudbury is coming your way from May 1-17 Sudbury Performance Group presents Rock of Ages. It's fun! It's sexy! It's all out 80's rock and roll! Featuring a live and local band! Plus all local performers! “Even doubters will be wiping tears from their Wayfarers. Rock of Ages is the power-ballad decade in all its glory, tricked out with big perms, bigger dreams, and the kind of operatic ecstasy you read about only in …
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
From the Toronto stage to the Sudbury Theatre Centre, Bad Hats Theatre takes you down the rabbit hole to a Wonderland like you’ve never seen before with: ALICE IN WONDERLAND! Happening at the Sudbury Theatre Centre (170 Shaughnessy St.), the show runs April 24 - May 11.
Photo by: Discover Sudbury
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Derek Young
Derek Young ·
We are just a little less than 2 weeks away from comedian Derek Seguin's return to Sudbury for the Life of Leisure comedy tour coming to Knox Hall. Tickets 50% sold out and moving quickly. Get yours at www.derekseguin.com/tickets
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Judi Straughan
Judi Straughan ·
True Stories May 7, 7 pm Back by popular demand, “This is My Story- I Swear It’s True” has nine new story tellers pulling back the curtain on an incident in their lives. It could be a story of courage, bad choices, blind determination or pure joy. Whatever the story, it’s true and happened to the storyteller. Each 8-minute story is live and in person at Indie Cinema, 162 Mackenzie Street. Concessions are available. $25 tickets are available on …
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
If humour is the best medicine, Glen Foster is a Dr.!
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Sudbury Arts Council
Sudbury Arts Council ·
Sudbury Arts Council board members Zoi Monroy and Michael Guillemette remind everyone to nominate a person you think has had an impact on the arts in the past 50 years. A bilingual coffee-table book honouring the top 50 will be published in 2026. Deadline is April 1 to nominate. Go to sudburyartscouncil.ca.
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Northern Lights Festival Boreal
Northern Lights Festival Boreal ·
Join us this Sunday at Meltdown and see these local artists perform for two spots at this year's Northern Lights Festival Boreal! The event starts at 1 PM at Knox Hall and cover is $10.
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Derek Young
Derek Young ·
Don't miss the Comedian Derek Seguin Life of Leisure Comedy tour coming to the Espanola Curling Club on Sunday, May 4th. Tickets are on sale now at www.derekseguin.com/events
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Dinah Laprairie
Dinah Laprairie ·
You’ve probably heard this before: “You should write a book about that!” And maybe you’ve thought about it. But where would you even start? I have a workshop coming up at the Greater Sudbury Public Library to show you how. "From Know-How to How-To: Plan Your Nonfiction Book" is designed for people who want to share what they’ve learned in a how-to, self-help, business, or big-concept book. We meet weekly over three sessions at the …
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
Need a laugh this weekend? Jeff Leeson is coming to Knox Hall on FRIDAY!
Photo by: Knox Hall
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Chris Tougher
Chris Tougher ·
Whats the deal with this house on Fabbro street?
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Northern Lights Festival Boreal
Northern Lights Festival Boreal ·
NLFB's Meltdown competition is on Sunday, March 23rd at Knox Hall (lower hall) from 1 PM - 7 PM! Come check out groups applying to perform at this year's NLFB. All winners receive a paid spot in the festival, plus a day of recording at Deadpan Studios. Admission is $10 at the door.
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Demetra Christakos
Demetra Christakos ·
The Art Gallery of Sudbury | Galerie d'art de Sudbury invites everyone to drop by our gallery space at 174 Elgin Street on Saturday, March 1, 2025 from 1 to 3 pm to celebrate recent donations of art works to the Gallery's collection.
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