Jeff Mahoney

The Workers Arts and Heritage Centre, here in Hamilton, is one place where the art, music, culture and heritage of labour and of the working classes are never ignored or undervalued.

And that run continues on Sunday, Sept. 7, at the cove in Dundas Driving Park for another — the biggest yet — of June’s annual Artisan Market Dundas events, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and featuring 83 artists.

Brian Cameron’s book helps put us in the watershed of the Rupununi and each in the family-shed of the other. When one struggles, how can their sisters and brothers leave?

Born and raised in New Hampshire, Rush began his music career playing on the streets of Paris during a kind of gap year before returning home to study at Harvard University.

Levity Comedy Club and Lounge offers weeks-long workshop.

Opening reception this Saturday at Locke Street gallery

‘It’s a Good Life If You Don’t Weaken’ features strong singing, acting and choreography

Gary Smith takes on the challenge of Harold Pinter’s ‘Old Times’

Three plays being presented at John Street North church as part of festival.