Arts & Entertainment

Lac Seul’s Tyler Angeconeb is itching to shoot a romantic drama next year in Sioux Lookout.

The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) has partnered up with Canada’s most trusted contractor Mike Holmes of Holmes on Homes and the Holmes Foundation to improve housing conditions within First Nations’ communities.

Soon it will be time to rock and roll at the annual Muddy Waters Music Festival in Sandy Lake.

A small local community radio station in Sioux Lookout and Hudson celebrated 35 years July 14.

This year’s Sioux Mountain Festival July 31 and Aug. 1 will feature a diverse mix of music, from folk to heavy metal, and a wide array of workshops, from belly dancing to comic books.

Thunder Mountain Singers are at the peak of popularity.

The human impact on drinking water is the focus of a photo exhibition on display at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery.

Songs For Film, a fundraiser for the upcoming Biindigaate Aboriginal film festival took place May 28 at the Finnish Labour Temple in Thunder Bay.

Tomson Highway’s Cree opera Pimooteewin: The Journey was a hit at the April 28 Thunder Bay performance.

Jean Marshall serves as arts outeach liaison at Thunder Bay Art Gallery