Local Entertainment

Loplops Lounge doesn't open on a Monday night for just anyone. Then again, Heather Dale is certainly not just anyone. At least not for long.

Loplops Lounge would like to give you a swift kick in the.... No, that's just not true. Loplops is a kind and gentle sort of place. Of course, I am only exagerating in order to catch the reader's attention with my witty banter.

The Black Fly Jam Folk Club will be presenting the Das Macht Show at Algoma University Auditorium on November 12th at 8:00 p.m.

TRIPLE FORTE will be kicking off the Algoma Conservatory of Music's 13th Season of fabulous chamber music concerts on Saturday, November 13th.

Popular local photographer Brian Tremblay will be bringing the old west to life in latest exhibit.

Once again, here is the ever-popular look at the options for live entertainment and other arts-related activities in Sault Ste. Marie and area, from Friday, November 5th through Sunday, November 7th, 2004. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 5TH Loplops (651 Queen St.

Big bottoms no longer begin and end in fashion magazines or Spinal Tap tribute bands.

Sootoday Arts Page Editorialist and former Sault resident Anita Daher will returning to the Sault as part of a book tour in support of her most recent book, Flight From Bear Canyon.

The Buggles prophetic "Video killed the radio star?", a song that ushered in the MTV-era, is not applicable these days in Sault Ste. Marie. The Art Gallery of Algoma (AGA) will be hosting "The Golden Age of Radio" on November 12th & 13th at 8:00 pm.

What is it like to be a smart-ass with a heart of gold? How can someone love the power ballad and the high lonesome sound? Just ask metal-head, country-punk, arena-glam-rock wannabe Dave Lang.