"Jersey Shore" star Snooki brings new paranormal show to Niagara

Angela Seeger will be doing Adele, Barbra Streisand and 22 others for two nights at Greg Frewin Theatrical Centre in Niagara Falls Oct. 16 and 17.

The James Barker Band, with John Morgan and special guest Ethan Miller, will also be performing at OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino in 2027.

Don Schmid of The Northern Pikes reflects on the band's history ahead of its Friday show at OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino with The Pursuit of Happiness and Odds.

The long-running series lineup for 2026/27 features Sonic Escape, The Men of the Deeps, Christmas with The Ennis Sisters, Ensemble Caprice, Steven Taetz and Sultans of String.

Jay Jay French never expected to tour again. But a 50th anniversary call and health crisis brought Twisted Sister back — with Sebastian Bach stepping in. The band hits the OLG stage at Fallsview Casin...

Slash brings his band the Conspirators, featuring Alter Ego singer-guitarist Myles Kennedy, to OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino in May.

The lineup of performers includes Metric, Bahamas, USS, Boy Golden, Wintersleep, the Zolas, Hawksley Workman and the Darcys.

The "Let's all go to Marineland" sign is losing its famous lettering. But its future — and what it means for Niagara Falls — is just beginning.

"Brief Encounters" will be staged in different places across St. Catharines, with each depicting a different time period.

Ian Benjamin brings out the Billy Joel classics and the stories behind them.

Green initiative and public art unveiled in the city's downtown.

The Rodman Art Institute is hosting four community conversations in Thorold starting Tuesday to decide the future of Niagara's $6-million art collection. Without permanent funding and a home, the inst...

Nearly 2,000 people took in four hours of music, painting, improv and more at The Exchange culture hub that started at 6 p.m.

In addition to the three main acts, the festival will have more than 20 performers including Jackson Dean, Avery Anna, Lonestar, Carter Faith, Ryan Langdon, Dylan Marlowe and Blake Whiten.

Thursday’s festival of all things culture, at The Exchange, will be adding comedy, improv, storytelling drums, a variety show and two new stages for live music.

The life and music of the iconic Rush drummer forms the new CBC documentary “Neil Peart: No One’s Disciple.”

The Juno-winning, all-female band will be back at the OLG Stage Jan. 27, nearly four years after it played an exclusive mini-concert showing off the dynamics of the new theatre to the media.

Jon Sasaki’s Sept. 18 one-day installation behind Niagara Artists Centre in downtown St. Catharines will integrate objects from the local community.

After a turbulent decade, including his dismissal from The Tenors, Remigio Pereira will be accompanied by pianist/conductor Maria Fuller for a Sept. 17 show at FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre.

The Winnipeg band plays FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre on Sept. 22 at 7:30 p.m. Brad Roberts confirms: they still love every hit.

The band, whose iconic albums include “Lost Together” and “Five Days in July,” performs at OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino on Dec. 27.

Brooks & Dunn headline 3-day event which aids health care institutions and the SPCA.

Rose Cora Perry’s abusive relationship sparks a new Warrior Women tour kicking off Sept. 4 at Taps Brewhouse in Niagara Falls.

The five-show season includes two Foster works and three original works, starting with the season opener “Ship to Shore” in June.

The Shaw Festival announces 11 productions for 2027, including Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “South Pacific” and the musical adaptation of “The Color Purple” — both at the Festival Theatre.

Every Aug. 29, Charmaine Frado and Zepheniah James turn their Orchard Avenue porch into a free three-hour concert for the whole neighbourhood — rain or shine.

It started as a far-fetched idea a decade ago, but the Shaw Festival’s new Artists’ Village is officially open in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Diogo Light grew up in Porto Alegre, Brazil, captivated by Elvis records his father played at home. Now he headlines two tribute events this weekend, including “Three Kings” at the Niagara Falls Conve...

Welland's Street Pharmacy marks 20 years together by transforming the iconic Bridge 13 —where it shot its breakout music video — into a free festival with local bands on Aug. 15.

The Niagara-on-the-Lake theatre company's first crack at this modern classic is accessible and wonderfully performed — "Amadeus" is the best show of what has been a stellar season.

A realtor planning to study psychology in the fall, Keegan Beach said he hopes to look at music more as a day job

Shaw Festival review: “Ohio State Murders.”

“Every time there’s some kind of disaster, the community comes together,” says Christie Hails.

It started as a nightmare for Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Ryan Bissell. It may end as a dream come true. Most artists will tell you some great music comes from pain. For Bissell, it came from five months of...

A 10-year-old Niagara voice actor provides the voice of Charlie Brown's sister in the new Peanuts special “Snoopy Presents: There’s No Place Like Home,” which premieres Friday on AppleTV

“Phototaxis,” the band’s long-gestating debut, is a surging, polished collection reminiscent of The Killers and The War on Drugs.

$200,000 worth of merchandise will be sent to Serbian kids in need.

A chat with Bif Naked, opening for The Tea Party at Fallsview Casino on Friday.

The first six of 30 belugas remaining in the Niagara Falls park were being transferred to Toronto Pearson Airport Monday to be flown to Chicago in a Boeing 747.

Interview: With Niagara show coming this month, one of comedy’s top funny gals talks about how she got here and her approach to stand-up.

Niagara's Ryan Langdon was approached by the company last year and asked to compose a fast-paced country song for Crown Royal.

Yellow Door Theatre's summer intensive culminates Saturday with the staging of a full Disney production in just two weeks.

Meet Ronald Warren, the St. Catharines kid dubbed “Canada’s youngest comedian” by his dad, a fellow standup comedian.

Playwright may have been asking what it's all for in gloomy production written in the aftermath of the First World War.

'One For the Pot' hits a comic sweet spot for the Shaw Festival.