Local Arts

Ashley McLean and Lynn Burroughs glaze their new pottery pieces in a Raku class held at the NOrVA Centre in April. NorVA ran two Raku classes this spring.

I never write a review. Because this column only appears every two weeks, it always feels like it’s too long ago. Or maybe no one would be interested, because they all saw the show and have made up their minds about it.

Twenty years after the Flin Flon Community Choir (FFCC) was first formed, the choral group is still going strong – in fact, they are doing better than ever, said Crystal Kolt, the choir’s artistic director and conductor.

The Flin Flon Community Choir has a very exciting weekend coming up on May 28 and 29. I realize that big weekends for this choir tend to happen with some regularity, but this one is really special.

Kevin Imrie shone in the role of Jesus Christ in last weekend’s concert version of 1970s rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar .

Hapnot Collegiate teacher Natalie Milligan (centre) is taking to the stage in The Pas this week in a Theatre 53 production of Anne of Green Gables: The Musical , performed from May 12 to 15.

Drawing on Newfoundland’s rich history, Melanie Martin has woven a tale described as a Royal Newfoundland Regiment love story. Born in Newfoundland, Martin grew up in Flin Flon, attending school here.

Nationally acclaimed poet and author Garry Thomas Morse shared a selection of his work at the first edition of the Ore Samples Reading Series on Thursday, April 28.

Well, for the first time in quite a long time, there are no performances to talk about on the upcoming weekend! That’s not true of the weekend of May 13 to 15, however, when we will be packing into Johnny’s Social Club to hear a concert version of Lo

For a potter, working with clay is more than just getting your hands dirty. “When I don’t understand the world, I go to the wheel,” explained Elaine Angelski.