Local Entertainment

Andrik and Alexei Ludavius are on their way to being clowns. The community day is just one more event to add to their list of references. They've also done birthday parties, Aboriginal Day, and many others.

THE LIST Again I repeat...who says there is nothin' to do in the Soo?! Get the heck out there and DO something! ~FRIDAY~ Goulais River Community Days Weekend starts Presented by The Goulais River Recreation Committee.

The Soo's newest author is Michael Joachim Girard! Many Saulites know Michael from his work as a religion teacher in the Soo for many years. Michael's new book "Essential Believing for the Christian Soul" is now published by Xulon Press.

Canada has a new music prize, and this one comes with not only honour- but some cool cash! The big prize winner of the first 'Polaris Music Prize' will take home $20,000! Steve Jordan (a former A&R Executive with Warner Music Canada and True North Re

EVENTS THIS WEEK ~ARTS COUNCIL OF SAULT STE. MARIE & DISTRICT~ Wednesday July 5: Summer Craft Days daily till Friday! Hosted by Halina Peltonen @ Arts Council Arts Space at the Station Mall (beside Hollywood salon).

The Four and Friends Art Sale runs from July 7 through to July 9 at the Community Hall in Bruce Mines. It is a unique concept of four artists who invite twelve artist friends to show their best work in a setting designed by the artists.

Slackhopper had a very eventful Canada Day week...yes she did. The celebration of our nation's independence lasted a week for me, and it was full of stuff and things. Those who say there is nothing going on in this city are living under a rock...

Calling all artists, performers, comics and general creative types to take action and get involved. ROTARYFEST’s THE STAGE presenting Sault’s Best in Music at Clergue Park July 13 to 15. Call Carolyn for information on performing 705-945-1279.

Exhibitions now running in and around town. Sault Ste. Marie Museum Visit Website Exhibiting 100 Years & Counting, the 100th Anniversary of the “Old Post Office” and a glimpse of Sault Ste. Marie at the turn of the last century until September 30.

A few Soo Canada weekend warriors were spotted perched on a rooftop near Cedar St. on lower Wilson. What were they doing up there?? Getting into the Canada Day weekend spirit...