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Mar 20, 19 •
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The best-selling author who inspired the One Book, One Community reading program will be in Chatham next month to discuss her book and sign copies. To celebrate the grand finale of the 2019 CK Reads program, Chatham-Kent Public Library (CKPL) welcomes the New...
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Mar 19, 19 •
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Sarah McLachlan, host of the 2019 Juno Awards, interacts with the crowd Sunday at the event in London. The Chatham Voice’s Fatima Pisquem, along with other Chatham-Kent residents, attended the event...
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Mar 13, 19 •
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Spring is finally here and that can only mean one thing, Ridge House Museum is open for the season. There will be an open house at the Ridge Museum on March 23. The house will be open from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., with special activities taking place from 2...
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Mar 6, 19 •
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Three community partners have teamed up to put out a call for creative individuals interested in designing practical public art in the form of bike racks. Chatham-Kent Public Libraries, ARTspace and CK Public Health have developed what will be known as the CK...
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Mar 6, 19 •
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The 73rd Annual NTS Drama Festival (formerly the Sears Ontario Drama Festival) was recently held at the Chatham Capitol Theatre. Merit Awards Lighting Design and Execution: Zak Dorssers Riley Derochie, BDHS’s Stroke Static Puppet Design and...
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Mar 6, 19 •
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Drama students at Ursuline College in Chatham performed their entry for The National Theatre School Drama Festival Feb. 26 at the Chatham Capitol Theatre. The one-act play titled “Tracks” by Peter Tarsi is the story of a group of strangers who meet in a...
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Mar 5, 19 •
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The Thames Art Gallery is celebrating International Women’s Day by collaborating with Chatham-Kent Public Library and CK Gay Pride Association to host a satellite event of the sixth annual international Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon. The event...
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Mar 5, 19 •
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Would you like to be on the same bill as iconic Canadian rockers Tom Cochrane with Red Rider, along with Trooper? Otter Creek Jam Fest is giving local bands and musicians the chance to do just that. “When we first got the idea for Otter Creek Jam Fest, we...
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Feb 20, 19 •
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Grade 3 students on Walpole Island had the opportunity to learn from Indigenous author Joanne Robertson as she read her latest book, The Water Walker, to students at the Bkejwanong First Nations Library recently. “The Water Walker is the story of a...
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Feb 13, 19 •
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Thames Art Gallery will observe Black History Month with a series of public events and family-friendly programs. These special events recognize and celebrate the contributions that Black Canadians have, and continue to make to the cultural landscape of our...
