Local Entertainment

For those with a hankering for a weekend of underground jazz, blues and life-drawing, there is absolutely, most positively no other place to be than Loplops Lounge.

The PROVIDERS are much more than just an all-girl band.

There are times when band bios should be left to speak for the band. There are times when they should not. In the case of local group Fuller, the latter applies.

The Algoma International Film Association will be presenting Canadian film, "The Baroness and the Pig" on Sunday, October 17th at 7:00 PM.

Local country artist, Rick Henry (formerly Henry Particelli) is still sitting pretty on country music charts.

Local favourites Startlefish will be playing a very special acoustic show at Loplops, Thursday October 7th. Although most Startlefish performances mix electric and acoustic elements together, this show promises to have a distinctly softer edge.

"The night was sultry..." The Algoma International Film Association will be presenting "Nathalie" at Galaxy Cinemas, on Sunday, October 3rd at 7 p.m.

I know what you're thinking. "How could a 'flying butress' attack?" Well, it couldn't really -- but it sounded too Monty Python to not use as a headline.

Think you can give Alastair Sim a run for his money as Ebenezer Scrooge? Sim, who played Scrooge in the classic 1951 version of "A Christmas Carol", sets the bar pretty high, but the Sault Theatre Workshop is giving you your chance to show your actin

Clarity. It's a word that aptly describes the traditional blues stylings that will be heard at the Downbeat Lounge, this weekend, October 1st and 2nd.