Local Entertainment

Deerbunnies abound! Unlike the our friend the 'jackalope' (on your left), there is nothing remotely mythical about Sootoday's 4-day arts and entertainment forecast. Just a solid line-up of entertaining activities for the community to participate in.

This weekend at the Downbeat Lounge, local rock bands Startlefish and bigsuit are joining together to put on a show intended to promote and celebrate the recent surge in original music in Sault Ste. Marie.

The Sault Youth Theatre is presenting "The Attic, the Pearls, and Three Fine Girls" at Algoma University Theatre from March 2nd to 5th at 8:00 pm.

(Press Release Provided by World Records) The afrofunk acrobats of Mr. Something Something are finally bringing their unabashedly positive high-energy dance therapy to Sault Ste. Marie.

Local singer/songwriter Catherine Taddo has certainly been garnering some Northern Ontario attention this past year.

What's the buzz? Silly kitty, it's right under your nose on Sootoday's 4-day arts and entertainment forecast (boy oh boy, are we ever getting cheesy).

Local musician and YMCA Youth Social Strategy Officer Craig West is organizing an Open-Mic Coffee House for young musicians at the YMCA this Friday night.

The Art Gallery of Algoma (AGA) will be hosting the works of five Algoma University College Fine Arts students from March 4th until March 9th.

The Art Gallery of Algoma (AGA) will be hosting a special week of art, storytelling and healing from February 24th until March 2nd.

Local songwriters Chris Belsito, Jay Case and Craig West will be performing as part of a special three-act acoustic show at Loplops Lounge this Friday, February 11th.