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Iconic Canadian Rocker Burton Cummings Returning to Windsor

November 7, 2017 April Savoie 0

One of the finest voices in rock music behind such hits as These Eyes, Laughing, No Time, American Woman and Stand Tall, the astonishing Burton Cummings returns to The Colosseum stage on Friday, January 26 […]

Television Medium Tyler Henry To Visit Windsor

November 7, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Popular American reality TV personality and famed clairvoyant medium Tyler Henry is coming to Windsor for a show at The Colosseum on Friday, February 23 at 9 pm. For the first time, audiences will be […]

Windsor’s The S’Aints Returns for Fundraising Holiday Concert

November 7, 2017 April Savoie 0

Windsor’s super-group, The S’Aints, will be taking The Colosseum stage Friday December 22 at 8 pm for a family-friendly all-ages Sleighing Hunger charity concert. Local and world-renowned talents are showcased with The S’Aints founding members […]

Blue Rodeo Returning to Windsor

November 7, 2017 April Savoie 0

One of Canada’s most iconic bands, Blue Rodeo, returns to The Colosseum stage on Friday, December 1 at 9 pm. The band known for their pop hits Try and hasn’t Hit Me Yet are celebrating […]

Funny Man Sebastian Maniscalco Coming To Windsor

November 7, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Award-winning stand-up comedian Sebastian Maniscalco brings his unique brand of physical and quick-witted observational comedy to The Colosseum stage on Friday, January 12 at 9 pm on his Stay Hungry Tour. Selling out in venues […]

World Music Rocks YQG at Kingsville House Concert

November 3, 2017 Karen Andersen Miller 0

This past Saturday (Oct. 28, 2017), the Light of the East Ensemble, a sextet based out of London, Ontario, performed in Kingsville. They brought their world music beat to the YQG area, performing for 20 […]

Windsor Writer Michael Krym’s Okno Opens This Weekend

November 1, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Ghost Light Players, the multi-award winning theatre company that brought you Voices of Vimy and Better Living, continue their all Canadian season with Michael J. Krym’s Okno. The story of a Polish family living in […]

Assumption Book Captures 250 Years of Windsor History

October 18, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

One of my favourite forms of books is the coffee table book. These are designed to capture a moment in time and are more often than not, targeted to a very specific audience. The latest […]

A True West Sam Shepard Might Have Approved Of

October 18, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

With a casting call sent out for toasters earlier this summer, I had no idea what to expect with Post Productions play True West, which opened this past weekend at Shō Art, Spirit & Performance. […]

Hockey Mom, Hockey Dad Provides Playoff Worthy Fun

October 18, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

This week, Kordazone Theatre has been transformed into a hockey arena, complete with boards, stands and feverish hockey moms and dads. For an October in Windsor, nothing could be more Canadian. You’d swear you just […]