Local Entertainment

If it's time to return a few books to the library, this Sunday afternoon would be a good time to do that. In addition to all the cerebral treats regularly available at Sault Ste.

Tonight and tomorrow night only, everyone can preview Sault Theatre Workshop's entries for SoothFest 2006. Three plays will be performed at the Sault Theatre Workshop Studio March 17 and 18.

Specifically, she is looking for bodies of people who want to play her fans so they can seek fame and fortune as rock video stars.

The following story and photos were submitted to SooToday.com by Andréa Widgett. "People need to know that Sault Ste. Marie is not Antarctica!" Roy Mitchell, a local film maker and participant in Friday evening’s film festival Queer Voices affirms.

Don't have the luck o' the Irish? Not a problem. Everyone's Irish on St. Patrick's Day. Come pubbin' with the McComb Memorial Pipe Band The Phät Bästidz. Celebrate St. Paddy's Day in Celtic style on Friday, March 17. The pub to be at the St.

The Trews all acoustic w/ Rocketface last Monday night was a SOLD OUT show! The Speak Easy @ Algoma U hosted a great night of live music in the Soo.

The following story was submitted by Andréa Widgett. Band rehearsal shots also by Andréa Widgett, concert shots by Curt O'Neil Trau∙ma: (noun) 1. blissful 2. dynamic 3. original 4.

My Friend's From Misery Play the Eastgate Well it wasn't quite the kings of metal themselves, but after a few giant jugs at the Eastgate, I couldn't tell the difference.

Family Life Theatre gears up to present "Move Over Mrs. Markham", a hillarious British farce by Ray Cooney and John Chapman - directed by Michael Hennessey.

The Ontario Arts Council is proudly sponsoring Mobile Media 2 , a collection of videos and short films by Ontario artists.