Peter Hendra is an Arts and Culture Reporter at various publications, including The Daily Observer and the Toronto Sun. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on music, theater, and food and beverages, as well as events and conferences. Peter's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Sudbury Star and the Kingston Whig-Standard.
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Peter Hendra's articles primarily cover local events and entertainment news in Kingston. If you want to reach out effectively, consider providing information on upcoming local events, new music or theater productions, or unique performances happening in the area. You could also offer insights into trends shaping the local entertainment scene or exclusive interviews with individuals involved in organizing noteworthy events. Keep your pitches focused on topics related to entertainment, music, theater, events, and performances with a clear tie to Kingston.
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By: Peter Hendra
Crooner has just released a new record of his own compositions.
By: Peter Hendra
Le Concierge (The Caretaker) to take place inside west-end high school.
By: Peter Hendra
Inaugural 'Off Season' event features ballet, contemporary dance Friday and Saturday on Marysville's waterfront.
By: Peter Hendra
Inaurugal Cataraqui Chamber Music Festival runs Aug. 5-18 at The Spire in Kingston and will feature six concerts and a workshop..
Co-writer of new Tragically Hip musical is bringing his Arabic Jazz outfit to Kingston Friday.
Life of Pi writer will be bringing his new book, Son of Nobody, along with him for Kingston WritersFest discussion at The Spire.
Tiny Horse, Miss Emily, The Abrams, and more to perform their favourite Hip songs in Market Square ahead of Choir! Choir! Choir! performance.
By: Peter Hendra
The Tragically Hip's Paul Langlois looks back on the band's final tour and why he believes it's worth celebrating.
By: Peter Hendra
Applications now being accepted for project and new "creation & development" grants, Kingston Arts Council announces.
Kingston filmmaker Kaycee Leigh's To Labour with Love looks at how the media's portrayal of childbirth differs from the real experience,
