Winter fun is in full swing at SnowDay on the Waterfront! Families and friends join us for a day packed with outdoor adventure, interactive activities, and cozy winter vibes!

Ice Fishing Fun – Try your luck on the ice with the MNR and Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters
Explore the wonders of winter with Science North!
Hot Chocolate & Campfire – Warm up and sip on delicious hot chocolate by the fire.
Sugar Shack Treats – Enjoy sweet maple taffy
Snowshoeing – Strap on some snowshoes and explore the park like a true winter adventurer!
Horse-Drawn Wagon Rides – Take a scenic ride through the winter wonderland!
Art Activities – Get creative with CAHEP!
Wonderous Workout Warmup - Get moving in the Tai Chi Area and enjoy a fun & playful fitness activity!
Outdoor Games & Warming Stations – Stay cozy by the fire pits and enjoy outdoor winter games!
Indoor Warming Station – Take a break inside with crafts and games
It's a fantastic day of winter magic, community fun, and chilly excitement!

FREE ADMISSION - Everyone Welcome!

For accessible parking requests, please contact 807-625-3836

More information at thunderbay.ca/snowday

This high-energy show follows teenager Ren McCormick, who moves to the small town of Beaumont—only to discover that dancing has been banned by the local minister, Reverend Moore. Ren soon finds himself clashing with the town’s strict rules and stirring up change. Along the way, he catches the attention of the minister’s spirited daughter, Ariel, and together they challenge the community to heal, forgive, and once again embrace joy.
What begins as rebellion blossoms into hope, leading the entire town toward an unforgettable rock-and-roll prom!
You won’t want to miss this incredible cast of talented teens, who have poured their hearts into this production over the last several months.
Featuring a live band led by musical director Danny Johnson!
Venue: Trinity Hall
Show Dates: February 18–21, 2026
Tickets: $25 for students • $30 general admission
Get your tickets now before they’re gone! This is one show you won’t want to miss!
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/1976420121788?aff=oddtdtcreator

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

A One-Day Celebration of Science, Innovation, and Community!

Join us for a FREE, fun-filled day of discovery at the Thunder Bay Science Carnival—a vibrant community event where science comes to life! Families are invited to explore the exciting world of science, technology, and engineering through hands-on activities, interactive exhibits, and live entertainment.

This year’s Science Carnival will feature a special Research and Innovation Area created by Lakehead University, offering hands-on activities and demonstrations that highlight how science shapes our world.

WHAT'S IN STORE:
Interactive Exhibitor Booths featuring local science concepts and innovations
Hands-on Activities that spark curiosity and creativity
Spotlight on Thunder Bay: Discover how science and innovation power our local businesses and organizations
Live Science Shows with spectacular experiments and demonstrations
Engaging Entertainment from local artists and musicians
Whether you're experimenting, building, or simply exploring, this is your chance to connect with science in a way that’s fun, educational, and unforgettable!

Wiggins Productions & The Neighbours Cooking present

+++DRAG BRUNCH+++

This month, Wiggins Productions and The Neighbours Cooking invite you to the launch of a brand-new Drag Brunch; serving looks, laughs, and brunch done properly at The Spot (238 Red River Rd, next to Creation Body Piercing).

Our first seating features Thunder Bay favourites: Mz Molly Poppinz & Lolita

This is an LCBO-licensed event.
Your ticket includes the show and your plate.
Cocktails and drinks are à la carte.
And yes: tip your girls. Always.

Rose N Crantz Roasting Co is sponsoring the day, which means endless coffee is on them.

TICKETS @ theneighbourscooking.ca/events

Consortium Aurora Borealis Concert Saturday, February 21, 2026
TAMARACK WIND QUINTET IN CONCERT

This fine ensemble, made up of the Section wind players of the Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra, will enchant with a specially-curated programme of colourful, dynamic sounds in a variety of moods. The music is virtuosic, emotional, and incorporates a diverse array of musical styles and influences. It includes Samuel Barber's ‘Summer Music’, which has become a staple of the wind quintet repertoire. The ensemble has been performing in Thunder Bay and throughout Northwestern Ontario for the past two decades, appearing on local concert series, self-presenting a number of projects backed by grants, as well as performing education and outreach concerts for countless classrooms around the region. Its members are Heather Kilborn (flute), Gwen Buttemer (oboe), E-Chen Hsu (clarinet), Aviner Hartwick (bassoon), and Damian Rivers-Moore (horn).
There will be a ballot draw at intermission for a special prize.
The concert is generously sponsored by Lynn Barber.

Saturday, February 21, 7:30 PM

St. Paul’s United Church, 349 Waverley Street, Thunder Bay
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Doors open at 7:00 p.m.

The church is accessible (elevator).

Admission at the door is $25; $15 students. 11 and under free.


Concert tickets are available in person (cash or cheque), and also online through our website. https://consortiumab.org/tickets 

Telephone: 807-768-7420


Website: https://consortiumab.org


Email: inquiries@consortiumab.org


Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ConsortiumAuroraBorealis

Check out our beautiful 47th Concert Season Brochure:

https://consortiumab.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/2025-26-Brochure-digital.pdf

Submitted by Elizabeth Ganiatsos, 
Artistic Director, Consortium Aurora Borealis

Visit this FREE event to speak with local experts about how to use solar photovoltaics in your home!

Participants will:

-Learn about the basics of solar photovoltaic technology
-Explore Canadian energy rebates
-Speak with local residents who have installed solar photovoltaics
-Visit service provider booths to learn more about the solar supports that they provide

Showtimes: 6:30pm & 8:30pm

Director: Rebecca Zlotowski

Cast: Jodi Foster, Daniel Auteuil, Virginie Efira

Runtime: 107 minutes

Language: English, French with English subtitles

Five Nominations: Warsaw International Film Festival: Audience Award; Lumiere Awards, France: Best Actress (Jodi Foster); Best Soundtrack (Robin Coudert); AARP Awards: Best Actress (Jodi Foster); San Sebastian International Film Awards: Audience Award

“There’s a deliciously overripe, almost campy quality to much of “A Private Life” that’s expertly balanced by the intense focus of Foster’s performance.”—Peter Debruge, Variety 

Academy Award winner Jodie Foster stars in this scintillating, slyly comic psychological thriller from French director Rebecca Zlotowski (“Other People's Children”), in which a suspicious death yields a series of twists that lead back to old grievances — and maybe even to past lives.

Lilian (Foster), an American psychoanalyst in Paris, is devastated to learn that her client Paula (Virginie Efira) has taken her own life. Or has she? Visits from Paula's furious widower Simon (Mathieu Amalric) and taciturn daughter Valérie (Luàna Bajrami), along with the discovery that files have been stolen from Lilian's office, suggest that Paula may have fallen victim to foul play.

Assisted by her ex-husband Gabriel (Daniel Auteuil), Lilian undertakes some amateur sleuthing. Her initial investigations prompt more questions than answers until a session with a hypnotherapist causes Lilian to wonder whether her relationship with Paula began in a previous incarnation.

Written by Zlotowski with Anne Berest (“Mythomaniac”) and Gaëlle Macé (“Little Jaffna”), “A Private Life” deftly rides the delicate line between intrigue and zaniness. 

Perfectly paced and loaded with diverting supporting turns — including a cameo by legendary documentarian Frederick Wiseman — the film is partly a whodunnit and partly a story of revisited relationships, with a French-speaking Foster and Auteuil delivering effortlessly charismatic performances as long-time exes whose teamwork creates the film's other big mystery: why did these two ever break up?

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

The Friends of the Library are back with another 3-day Toonie Tote Sale!
Visit us at County Park Library in County Fair Mall to fill an entire bag with books for just $2.
Every dollar raised goes directly back into the Library to fund the programs and collections you love
a huge selection of audiobooks, CDs, and popular DVDs. Call 807-684-6810 for more details
Invite your friends, share the event, and come find your next favourite read!

The Market at North End Rec is a food and vendor market hosted by Cedar Rose Homestead and Lekker Samoosas and Snackies

The Run for the Meatball is a 5 km race or walk, followed by a delicious spaghetti and meatball lunch at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Registration is required.

Director: Akinola Davies Jr

Cast: Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, Godwin Chiemerie Egbo, Chibuike Marvelous Egbo  

Runtime: 94 minutes

Language: Nigerian Pidgin, Yoruba, English

Showtimes: 6:30 & 8:30 pm

Awards: British Independent Film Awards: Best Director, Akinola Davies; Cannes Film Festival: Caméra d’Or Special Mention; Chicago International Film Festival: Special Mention (Akinola Davies); Gotham Awards: Breakthrough Director; Outstanding Lead Performance (Sope Dirisu); International Film Festival of India: Special Recognition (Akinola Davies); 3 other wins, 31 nominations

“It is a rich, heartfelt and rewarding movie.” Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian

Akinola Davies Jr’s extraordinary debut feature is both intimate and epic. It’s a deeply personal family story set against the turbulence of 1993 Lagos during a pivotal national election promising a shift from military rule to democracy in Nigeria. 

When young brothers Remi and Akin unexpectedly accompany their oft-absent father to the city to collect his long-overdue salary, what unfolds is a rich journey through memory, masculinity, and a country on the cusp of fragile transformation.

Drawn loosely from Davies’ own experiences and co-written with his brother Wale, “My Father’s Shadow” is anything but conventional. The film begins in rural quiet and gradually delves into urban disarray, as the boys try to make sense of their father, the city, and the shifting codes of a world they’ve barely known. With elliptical pacing, poetic compositions, and a remarkable command of tone, Davies captures the sensory intensity of Lagos alongside the emotional tensions of paternal distance and political uncertainty.

Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù gives a quietly riveting performance as Folarin, a man both tough and tender, while real-life brothers Godwin Chiemerie Egbo and Chibuike Marvelous Egbo bring rawness, emotional depth, and grace to the screen. 

What emerges is not a story of easy reconciliation, but of slow recognition — the difficult work of seeing someone clearly, perhaps for the first time, and finding something in them more profound than expected.

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Step into the Enchanting World of Dr. Von Houligan's Magic Parlour!
Embark on a Journey of Mystery and Wonder in an Intimate Setting! Prepare to be mesmerized by the elegance and allure of a Vegas-style magic show unlike any other. Step into Dr. Von Houligan's enchanting parlour and experience an evening filled with mind-bending illusions and captivating sleight of hand. Tickets are $25 and available online at www.drvonhouligan.com

Celebrate the spirit of the weekend at Anchor & Ore’s Jazz Night.
Every Friday, immerse yourself in an evening of soulful live music, exceptional cuisine, and a vibrant atmosphere that brings people together. Discover a weekly tradition where great food, stirring jazz, and memorable moments set the tone for your perfect weekend.

The Market at North End Rec is a food and vendor market hosted by Cedar Rose Homestead and Lekker Samoosas and Snackies

4th Annual Ukrainian Coffee House! Interactive fun for the whole family. Fund raiser for Ukraine. Admission by donation. Refreshments and snacks included!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Celebrate the spirit of the weekend at Anchor & Ore’s Jazz Night.
Every Friday, immerse yourself in an evening of soulful live music, exceptional cuisine, and a vibrant atmosphere that brings people together. Discover a weekly tradition where great food, stirring jazz, and memorable moments set the tone for your perfect weekend.

The Market at North End Rec is a food and vendor market hosted by Cedar Rose Homestead and Lekker Samoosas and Snackies

Celebrate the spirit of the weekend at Anchor & Ore’s Jazz Night.
Every Friday, immerse yourself in an evening of soulful live music, exceptional cuisine, and a vibrant atmosphere that brings people together. Discover a weekly tradition where great food, stirring jazz, and memorable moments set the tone for your perfect weekend.

Two Asians One Mic — Bonggun Kim & Robert Peng bring hilarious, unfiltered Asian comedy! Smart, silly & must-see. ️ Limited tickets!
How are you doing, Thunder Bay?!

The “Two Asians One Mic” Stand-Up Comedy Tour is coming to your town!

Two Asians One Mic is a Super-Asian stand-up comedy tour featuring Bonggun Kim and Robert Peng. Bonggun Kim is a Korean-Canadian comedian from Toronto, and Robert is a Chinese-Canadian comedian from Vancouver. Together, they’re bringing you the funniest Asian New Year–energy stand-up comedy show of 2026 — tackling culture, stereotypes, and everyday life with unfiltered humour and playful banter.

You may have seen them in their viral online sketches, or on Canada’s Got Talent, Just For Laughs 42, CBC, Great outdoors comedy Festival, and many more. The show is smart, mathematical, very Asian, silly, and just the right amount of inappropriate.

Robert Peng — https://www.instagram.com/bobpengcomedy

Bonggun Kim — https://www.instagram.com/bonggunkim01

You DO NOT want to miss this show — it’s going to feel like a funny Asian New Year!

Tickets are LIMITED — grab yours now before the FOMO hits!!

Please arrive no later than 7:30 PM to be seated.

The Market at North End Rec is a food and vendor market hosted by Cedar Rose Homestead and Lekker Samoosas and Snackies

Showtimes: 6:30 & 8:30 pm

Director: Nicholas Hytner

Cast: Ralph Fiennes  

Runtime: 113 minutes

Language: English

“The Choral” is an old-fashioned diversion about music’s ability to bridge societal gaps, buoyed by a terrific lead performance by Ralph Fiennes.” ---Richard Crouse, CTV News

Propelled by Oscar nominee Ralph Fiennes, this inspiring drama from veteran director Nicholas Hytner (“The Lady in the Van”) depicts a British choir director’s efforts to assemble an ensemble during the darkest days of the First World War. 

Written by Hytner’s frequent collaborator, revered playwright and Oscar-nominated screenwriter Alan Bennett (“The Madness of King George”), “The Choral” is a testament to music’s power to sustain our souls in troubled times.

The year is 1916 and the Great War is draining a Yorkshire town of its men, leaving the local choral society without voices. For a performance of Edward Elgar’s ‘The Dream of Gerontius,’ the society’s director, Dr. Guthrie (Fiennes), is forced to recruit his singers from among the town’s adolescent population. 

Guthrie is a demanding taskmaster, yet under his guidance these teens will come to know the transcendent joys of singing together, while steeling themselves for their impending conscription.

Joined by fellow British acting legends Simon Russell Beale (“The Death of Stalin”) and Roger Allam (“The Wind That Shakes the Barley”), Fiennes is in top form here, embodying the proverbial stiff upper lip while allowing vulnerability to break through the veneer of reserve.

“The Choral” is a deftly executed period tale that reminds us of the importance of cultivating community and using art to process anxieties and generate hope.

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Celebrate the spirit of the weekend at Anchor & Ore’s Jazz Night.
Every Friday, immerse yourself in an evening of soulful live music, exceptional cuisine, and a vibrant atmosphere that brings people together. Discover a weekly tradition where great food, stirring jazz, and memorable moments set the tone for your perfect weekend.

The Market at North End Rec is a food and vendor market hosted by Cedar Rose Homestead and Lekker Samoosas and Snackies

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Showtimes: 6:30 & 8:15 pm

Director: Tasha Hubbard

Cast:  Michael Greyeyes, Michele Thrush, Carmen Moore, Alex Rice

Runtime: 91 minutes

Language: English

Nomination: Directors Guild of Canada, Best Picture Editing 

“Meadowlarks finds itself an excellent text on the universal struggles families face. The resentment, the anger, and the happiness are not only accurate, but brilliantly brought to life.”---Alan French, Sunshine State Cineplex

Based on her 2017 documentary “Birth of a Family,” acclaimed filmmaker Tasha Hubbard has turned to drama for the first time. With “Meadowlarks,” she takes the story of four siblings, separated as babies, who are reuniting 50 years later during a week spent in Banff.

Kicking off with awkward small talk, gifts, and forced bonding events, the one brother and three sisters do their best to get to know one another after decades apart.

Their forced separation at birth was part of the Sixties Scoop, the term given for the then-common practice of removing Indigenous children from their families, often without consent, and placing them with the child welfare system. While documentaries have covered this topic over the years, nothing has ever fictionalized the experience of uniting as adults and coping with the consequences.

To tell her story, Hubbard has assembled a terrific roster of Indigenous acting stars to play the siblings, including Michael Greyeyes (“40 Acres”), Michelle Thrush (“Bones of Crows,”), Carmen Moore (“Unnatural & Accidental,”), and Alex Rice (“On the Corner,”). 

Their surname translates to “Meadowlarks.” An emotional journey handled with care, respect, and beauty---Hubbard is a Sixties Scoop survivor — “Meadowlarks” will leave you in tears, hugging your family members closer.

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

St. Andrew's Trivia Night fundraiser returns for another year, on Friday, April 10th, 2026 at the Slovak Legion Main Hall. The evening will feature a variety of general-knowledge trivia in multiple categories, as well as mini-games, prizes, and more! Food and drinks will be available for purchase.

Tickets are $25, or a full table of eight people for $200. Get your friends together and come out for what's sure to be a fun night! Tickets must be purchased in advance. Please contact the church office for more information, or to reserve your table today!

Event Contact: 807-622-4273 / office.standrewspres@tbaytel.net

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

RBC Training Ground finds and funds athletes with Olympic potential. This free national talent identification and athlete funding program gives young athletes (ages 14-25) the chance to test their speed, power, strength and endurance in front of official sport partners to see if they are suited for an Olympic sport. Over the first 10 years of the program, RBC Training Ground has tested over 20,000 athletes from across Canada in search of Olympic potential.

Showtimes: 6:30 & 8:30 pm

Director: Hasan Hadi

Cast:  Baneen Ahmad Nayyef, Waheed Thabet Kreibat, Sajad Mohamad Qasem 

Runtime: 105 minutes

Language: Arabic with English subtitles

Awards: Cannes Film Festival: Audience Award; Golden Camera award; Hamptons International Film Festival: Best Narrative Feature; Hasan Hadi; Stockholm Film Festival: Best Directorial Debut; Athens International Film Festival: Audience Award; 4 other wins; 11 nominations.

“The President’s Cake is a compassionate and winsome debut, packed with an unassuming punch.”—Tomris Laffly, Variety

Hasan Hadi’s heartbreaking “The President’s Cake,” a multiple award winner at Cannes, is an unforgettable look at a country crushed by poverty and international sanctions — and ruled by a sadistic, greedy, and vain tyrant.

In 1990s Iraq, young Lamia (Baneen Ahmed Nayyef) lives with her ailing grandmother, Bibi (Waheeda Thabet Khreiba), eking out an existence in a remote village where the best means of travel is by meshouf, a kind of canoe. Disaster strikes when Lamia is “honoured” with bringing the cake for her school class’s mandatory celebration of Saddam Hussein’s birthday. 

In other circumstances, this might be an innocuous responsibility, but Bibi and Lamia can’t afford the ingredients — and the last family that didn’t comply was dragged through the streets.

Bibi and Lamia (plus Hindi, her pet rooster) head to the city to purchase the ingredients for the cake, or so Lamia thinks. But when Bibi surprises her with a life-changing plan, Lamia flees, determined to continue her quest, and enlisting Saaed (Sajad Mohamad Qasem) to help. The pair’s wide-eyed determination and inventiveness is met only with disdain and contempt, and they are cheated or robbed by almost every adult. It’s the horrifying cost of scarcity and authoritarianism: complete moral collapse. 

The few who are ostensibly kind may be the worst of all. Lamia and Saaed are invariably confronted with pictures of a wealthy Hussein beaming cruelly at them, even on the back of a truck the kids jump on.

Shot in a neorealist vein, reminiscent of Vittorio De Sica, “The President’s Cake” offers devastating cinematic proof of Bertolt Brecht’s famous dictum: “Grub first, then ethics.”

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Matt Sellick in Concert: Flamenco Guitar!

As our exciting 47th season finale, we present charismatic Thunder Bay-born flamenco guitarist Matt Sellick. Together with world-class Portugal-born percussionist Marito Marques, he’ll perform his most popular compositions, drawn from his four solo albums. Matt appears as a soloist, accompanies flamenco singers and dancers, gives private guitar lessons, tours internationally with renowned Canadian guitarist Jesse Cook, and won the hearts of our Consortium audiences on two previous occasions. With Jesse’s band, Matt has performed across Canada, in over twenty U.S. states, and in eight European countries.

“I think Matt is one of Canada's finest flamenco artists today." ( - Jesse Cook, Canadian guitarist)

There will be a ballot draw at intermission for a $75 gift certificate to Bight Restaurant and Bar.

The concert is generously sponsored by the Margaret & Arnold Westlake Endowment for the Arts, through the Thunder Bay Community Foundation.

Saturday, May 9, 2026, 7:30 PM
St. Paul’s United Church, 349 Waverley Street, Thunder Bay

Doors open at 7:00 p.m.

The church is accessible (elevator).

Admission at the door is $25; $15 students. 11 and under free
.

Concert tickets are available in person (cash or cheque), and also online through our website.
https://consortiumab.org/tickets

Telephone: 807-768-7420

Website: https://consortiumab.org 

Email: inquiries@consortiumab.org

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ConsortiumAuroraBorealis

Check out our beautiful 47th Concert Season Brochure:
https://consortiumab.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/2025-26-Brochure-digital.pdf

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Thunder Bay Rock N’ Gem Show
June 12–14, 2026
Canadian Lakehead Exhibition – Coliseum Building
425 Northern Avenue, Thunder Bay, Ontario
Step into a world where the earth’s beauty takes center stage. The Thunder Bay Rock N’ Gem Show features an extraordinary collection of crystals, fossils, gemstones, and handcrafted jewelry—each one shaped by time, nature, and artistry. From sparkling minerals to ancient wonders, every piece reflects the story of our planet’s creative power and enduring elegance.
Join us for three unforgettable days of exploration and inspiration.
Show Hours
Friday & Saturday | 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Special Feature: UV Exclusive Event
Friday, June 12 | 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Experience the brilliance of minerals that glow under ultraviolet light during this captivating after-hours event.
RSVP for UV Exclusive required: 587-377-5722
Details
• Admission: $3 single | $7 family | Children 5 & under free
• Free parking available on site
• Only service animals permitted
• All forms of payment accepted
• Tickets available for purchase at the door
Want a sneak peek before showtime?
Follow Silver Cove on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube for crystal hauls, fossil finds, and behind-the-scenes previews.

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

This exhibition is titled Penumbra and it focuses on Mental Health-a visual journey through pain and healing. It will feature a combination of creative makeup* artistry and photography* performed by Bianca Gascoigne. It is aimed at raising awareness about mental health, creating connections with the arts and mental health communities and providing a platform for open dialogue within our community. Fundraising and donations will be given to the Canadian Mental Health Association. The Thunder Bay CMHA branch will be partnering with me to advertise this exhibition.

There will be 15 models, each of whom either work in mental health fields, are local artists or are in support of raising mental health awareness (or all 3). Each model has been/is affected by their own mental health experiences, however this exhibition will not be telling the models individual stories in order to respect their privacy. The exhibition will be a display of creative expression.

This event will take place at Mariner’s Hall for the opening night (food and beverages provided at the beginning of the evening), and it will be on display for at least 1 week.

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!

Name That Tune music trivia, new themes every Wednesday. Event runs every Wednesday, every week, all year long!