Welcome back… to the Round Back
With an improved ‘Round Back venue in place, the Guild Hall unveils a new series of performances. Music, theatre, comedy and more.
Welcome back… to the Round Back Read More »
With an improved ‘Round Back venue in place, the Guild Hall unveils a new series of performances. Music, theatre, comedy and more.
Welcome back… to the Round Back Read More »
Yukon theatre companies are finding creative ways to present work. Adapting shows and developing unique formats to fit with our new reality.
The shows must go on! Read More »
I didn’t expect Arts in the Park to happen at all this year. Everything was getting cancelled, from big festivals like Atlin Arts and Music
A Look Back at Arts in the Park 2020 Read More »
Over the last four years Claire Ness has been pulling inspiration from her childhood memories and her time as a mother to create her new
Childhood memories for children and parents alike Read More »
No summer in the Yukon can be complete without the yearly Canada Day events. The very mention of Canada Day can conjure up memories and build anticipation for just about any Yukoner.
Seize your Canada Day Read More »
On March 9, Yukon comic Stephen McGovern will be gearing up to take the stage at the Just for Laughs Northwest comedy festival in Vancouver. The
Stand up for Stephen McGovern Read More »
With the advertised Burlesque Workshops and the Pub Crawl, at first glance the Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous may seem like an event geared towards adults. But
A weekend of kid fun Read More »
Whitehorse comedian Jenny Hamilton will be performing live on the CBC Radio One show The Debaters in North Vancouver on Nov. 22
“We are proud and excited to be founding the Yukon’s only dedicated art and music festival for children,” says Darlene Sillery, one of the five
Augusto! Children’s Festival the First of its Kind in the Yukon Read More »
“It’s sort of like a straightforward country approach to old-school, ’30s vocal jazz,” she says. “I would say it’s got folk roots, a bit of
Making her Own Trail Read More »
Claire Ness wasn’t even born in 1969, when the most famous rock festival in history took place. It’s possible her then-20ish parents, Roy and Penelope,
Another Field, Another Festival Read More »
Summer may be drawing to a close, but there is still a great music festival that you can catch. Taking place in Victoria, B.C., the
As a shout out to Gary Bob Joe Bremner’s love of specialty cocktails, I conducted our interview at Whitehorse’s newest, not-yet-open, cocktail-andwine bar, Woodcutter’s Blanket,
The Man Who Knows Tesla Trumps Edison Read More »
I’m in the ‘98 drinking water (sober January) and waiting for Claire Ness to arrive. “London Calling” by The Clash is playing, which, for some
The Many Faces of Claire Ness Read More »
Whitehorse-based singer-songwriter and comedian Claire Ness is right in her element; the local performer is releasing a new live album called Jackfish Girl, which will
The Magic of Live Music Read More »
The first time I saw Rob Stalkie take the stage, I could tell he was a natural. And now, only one short year later, this
Last Comic Standing Takes the Next Step Read More »
Yukon Women in Music (YWIM) have released their fourth album, which is as musically diverse as their membership. Founded in 1998, the YWIM collective brings
Song Rise Filled with Diversity and Talent Read More »
Fawn Fritzen, Rebekah Bell, Claire Ness and Katie Tait showcasing vocal talents in “Under the Blue Umbrella,” music inspired by things blue.
Local Quartet Celebrates All Things Blue Read More »
Storytelling has always been an integral part of Yukon history and tradition, in all its forms and mediums. That’s why this year, the non-profit Yukon
YWIM New Album Features 14 Talented Yukon Women Read More »
The Celebration of the Harvest takes place at Shipyards Park again this year on Thursday, this time with a special visit from mythologies past. Demeter
Hands-On Harvest Celebration Read More »
“I’m building my army of clowns,” she says with a sinister chuckle. Is she describing her dire plan to take over the world? Well, not
Send in the Clowns Read More »