Local Entertainment

(Provided by Anita Daher) Fans of Brit author Terry Pratchett's Discworld series will be familiar with the occasion, but for those who aren't there is an entertaining and productive way to find out more.

Don't let the winter storm warnings make you feel sluggish. Take in some of the many arts-related and entertainment events listed on the Sootoday Arts Page.

Lindsay Pugh is quickly becoming one of this city's most well-known musicians. Originally hailing from the Sault, Pugh also spent a number of years spreading his musical skills elsewhere.

For months now, Sault College has been looking for an "idol". Last night, they found one.

Local original music trio Startlefish will be strutting their stuff live and celebrating a birthday this weekend at the Downbeat Lounge.

The Sootoday Arts Page is so stuffed full of arts and entertainment, it even makes these two little fellas to our left envious. If you have any arts-related events or activities that you would like to add to our page, email us at arts@sootoday.com.

For fans of great country music, there will be a special opportunity to see a rising star perform this Sunday, December 12th as part of the Rad Zone's concert series.

Students and staff at Central Algoma Secondary School (CASS) are presenting a hilarious musical medical spoof that everyone can enjoy. "The Dastardly Doctor Devereaux" will be performed at CASS on December 14th, 15th and 16th at 7:00 pm.

Article provided by W. A. Thompson on behalf of Sault Theatre Workshop and Stage 1. As Charles Dickens himself said; '... he knew how to keep Christmas well, if any man alive possessed the knowledge.

Popular local band Crankshaft is calling it quits...sort of. Crankshaft has been playing on the local bar circuit for about half a decade.