New Social Lounge Inside Neros Steakhouse Offers Sophistication & Flair
Nero Steakhouse in Caesars Windsor opened a new social lounge, taking social dining over food to a new, elevated level offering food with flair in a sophisticated lounge.
St. Angela Merici Festival Filled Windsor’s Erie Street With Smiles
The 32nd edition of the St. Angela Merici Festival along Erie Street and benefiting St. Angela Catholic Church, brought lots of fun, smiles, and Italian culture to Windsor’s Via Italia.
Second Whiskytown Festival A Charm for Windsor Eats and The Community
Whiskytown Festival had success written all over it from the start, with few tweaks, this year’s edition, held on the grounds of Walkerville’s St. Mary’s Church, was even better.
Buskers Bask in Adulation At Busk On The Block Festival in Walkerville
This year’s Walkerville busker festival, known as Busk On The Block, the city’s only festival of its kind, takes hundreds of spectators to the stars with acrobats, jugglers and aerialists.
Bloomsbury House Hits High Note with its First Production Marjorie Prime
Windsor’s Bloomsbury House Stage Productions’ inaugural play, Marjorie Prime, takes its audience into a future where we reminisce with androids who look like our loved ones.
Extension Korda Variety Show Excels With Mix of Music & Improv Comedy
Five Korda-Extension actors, all ironically having the same name, Nat, took over the stage at KordaZone Theatre in a courageous attempt to fight the dog days of summer.
Queen B at Shadowbox Theatre Features Incredible Young Windsor Actors
Queen B, an original play by Revolution Youth Theatre’s Neil Francis Monforton is a fantastic show about a young man coming out as gay and on a quest to become a drag performer.
History Finds An Audience at Detroit Festival of Books in the Eastern Market
Thousands, spent Sunday inside the cavernous Shed 3 at Detroit’s Eastern Market trying to judge books by their covers during the 3rd Annual Detroit Festival of Books.
Watching Glory Die Brings A Complex Tale of an Incarcerated Teen to Light
Premiere of Watching Glory Die by Canadian playwright Judith Thompson shines a light on the true story of imprisoned young offender Ashley Smith who died by her own hands.
Miss Universe Canada Western Ontario Pageant Brought Unparalelled Entertainment
The 2019 Miss Universe Canada Western Ontario regional pageant was a “nail-biting” evening for 18 young women and a glamourous night of unprecedented entertainment.