Where were you when the arse fell out of ‘er? I’m not talking the economy or the stock market, I’m talking July temps in Newfoundland. July 19th to be exact, but we’ve had a few off-temp days this summer.
There we all were, minding our own business – either mowing
This is an op/ed piece that wouldn’t have been written a year ago. You would have thought me quite mad to have even opened the subject. I am not the first to do this but the question has already been raised about what will happen if Donald Trump refuses to
The second annual St. John’s International CircusFest, produced by Newfoundland’s own Wonderbolt Circus, is coming back to town starting September 26
By: Nick Travis
Bigger and better
After a very successful sold-out first year, the CircusFest is back and bigger than before! Anahareo Doelle, co-producer of The
Celebrating 10 years of hard and fast southern rock with a Canadian kick, Monster Truck rolls into Iceberg Alley for their long awaited Newfoundland debut
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It’s taken a decade, but Hamilton hard rockers Monster Truck are finally making their Newfoundland debut, and they’ll be doing so at the biggest
A colourful cast of characters are the subject of the latest work by award-winning author Patrick Warner
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St. John’s based author and E.J Pratt Poetry Prize winner Patrick Warner is back with his third novel, My Camino, that explores the misadventures of three artists that takes them from New
You would never guess that St. John’s local Barb Skinner is 69 years old. The retired hair stylist looks ten years younger than her age, is energetic and strong; she loves carrying her grandchildren up and down the stairs on her back. That’s why it was strange when Barb’s energy
We talk summer festival fun, singing with Splash N’ Boots and headlining under the big top at Iceberg Alley with the versatile Alan Doyle
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The summer festival season is winding down, and as usual you’ve been flat out with your touring schedule. What’s your take on the makeup of
Birthed out of a desire to give back in times of crisis, Team Broken Earth is a home-grown not-for-profit changing lives on a global scale
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Many of us have good intentions, a desire to spread change and make a real and lasting difference in the eyes of others. Pay
Eleven nights of world-class entertainment, the Iceberg Alley Performance Tent provides a fan-first experience featuring national and international chart-toppers
Summer 2019 is winding down. The final sun-soaked barbecues and ice-cold beers of our ever too brief season of the warm and wonderful are taking place in every town
I have mentioned before that I am fascinated by work. Most people are. I saw a construction fence in Boston once that had viewing holes cut in the wood. A sign said: ‘Sidewalk Superintendents.’
In other words the holes were cut there so people could stop and watch the construction.