Peter Hendra is an Arts and Culture Reporter at various publications, including The Daily Observer and the Toronto Sun. He focuses on themes of arts and entertainment, with particular attention to plays and musicals, concerts and festivals, and nightlife. His work has been featured in multiple outlets, such as the Sudbury Star, Belleville Intelligencer, and 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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Kingston musician, one of the city's busiest, has released a new album after making his first a decade ago.
By: Peter Hendra
Also, a few more season-ending concerts ahead and a new theatre company emerges this week in Kingston.
Season highlights include Grease, Come From Away and made-in-Canada plays
Renowned audio engineer to perform with cover band; plus, National Fiddling Day celebrations and more.
This week will also have concerts featuring classical, choral, and country music, and a play with a different take on Finnegans Wake opens.
By: Peter Hendra
Spring Reverb, Skeleton Park Arts Festival, and Artfest among the many returning to Kingston and area this spring and summer.
By: Peter Hendra
Ivan Sherry portrayed an Elon Musk-esque character on Amazon Prime's The Boys.
By: Peter Hendra
Frontenac Community Concert Band is about reconnecting with friends and meeting new ones, members say
By: Peter Hendra
Guitarists' images were inverted for design reasons, Visit Kingston's CEO says
By: Peter Hendra
Jonathan Bunce, aka author Jonny Dovercourt, will be the guest at an event at the Spring Reverb festival Saturday afternoon.
