North Branch Library hosts Indigenous oral history lesson
Learn about this important part of not only Canadian but Local History from the first-hand accounts of the people who lived through it. ...
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5 days ago
Soo Greyhounds announce Indigenous Heritage Night
In honor of the occasion, the Greyhounds will wear special Indigenous-inspired jerseys designed by Anishinaabe and Irish Woodland artist...
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6 days ago
Applications wanted for Paul Mall Alley
The Paul Mall Alley Display Project seeks to feature six new visual artist’s work throughout 2025/2026. Photo by Francis Racine /Francis...
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6 days ago
‘She was a force’: Remembering a giant of community theatre
Theatre company co-founder and beloved cast and crew member in countless Sault Ste. Marie productions passed away unexpectedly in August...
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7 days ago
Sault Pride display vandalized again
Sault news: Pride crosswalk vandalized with spray paint again | CTV News
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7 days ago
Truth and Reconciliation in the Sault: Honouring Survivors, Healing Communities
Sault Ste. Marie marks Truth and Reconciliation Day with the Wawanosh Memorial unveiling, and insights from Indigenous leaders Chief Mark...
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7 days ago
GALLERY: Cultural Family Fun Day comes to Clergue Park
Cultural Family Fun Day was held at Clergue Park as part of Ontario Culture Days, bringing together people from many different walks of...
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7 days ago
First-ever 'Friends of the Theatre Awards' honour six Sault Ste. Marie enthusiasts
Six local theatre enthusiasts were honoured Tuesday evening during the presentation of the first-ever 'Friends of the Theatre Awards'...
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7 days ago
Arts on the Trail: A place to showcase local talent
The sun shone brightly over Elliot Lake on Saturday, Sept. 28, as the annual Arts on the Trail event unfolded, transforming the town into...
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7 days ago
City looking for Indigenous artist to create something special at west-end arena
New art installation at Northern Community Centre aims to celebrate the rich cultural heritage, history and artistic traditions of the...
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Sep 23
Free Drop-In Community Artmaking Sessions with Thinking Rock Community Arts
Thursday, September 26 from 4 pm to 6 pm, at the Garden River First Nation Public Library (48 Syrette Lake Rd, Garden River, ON), where...
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Sep 20
Calling all artists: City looking for new creations to display in Paul Mall alley
The Paul Mall alley display project is looking to feature six new visual artist's work throughout 2025-26. https://saultstemarie.ca/www-s...
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Sep 20
The Soo's Got Talent 2024
The Soo's Got Talent Audition will start on the 20th of September 2024 at Soo Blaster https://www.sootoday.com/classifieds/events/childre...
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Sep 18
Murder mystery gets its cast
Actors are lined up for Algoma Repertory Theatre’s production of The Mousetrap. The murder mystery runs Nov. 13-16 at Quattro Hotel and...
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Sep 18
Fringe North hits mainstream with biggest show yet
Popular event will take place from Aug. 21 to 25 at three downtown locations: the Sault Ste. Marie Museum, Stardust Pictures Studio and...
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Sep 18
Indigenous history project in Sault Ste. Marie getting $5M in federal funding
The federal government is investing $5 million for the Makwa Waakaa'igan project at Algoma University in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.,...
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Sep 18
Actors needed for Christmas show
Seven roles need to be cast. Children are invited to carol to start the show.
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Sep 18
‘Pretty special’: Sault-born composer nominated for two Emmys
Jeff Toyne is seeing double as the Sir James Dunn graduate has received a pair of Emmy nominations for writing the energetic music in the...
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Sep 18
Sault-born artist aims to celebrate every body in upcoming art exhibition
In collaboration with Fringe North, Miranda Gallagher-Wickett’s Curves Ahead: Reclaiming the Body goes next week at the Sault Ste. Marie...
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Sep 18
Fringe ticket demand 'exciting'
Ticket demand for the multi-arts festival, running Aug. 21-25 at several downtown venues, is sizzling. Sales have already topped the...
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Sep 18
Fringe North bigger and newer this season
Performances to suit different age groups, including more Kids’ Fringe content and ‘biggest artistic lineup yet’ Fringe’s artistic...
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Sep 18
Smith revisits story for festival
She rewrote the creation story for a class at Algoma University. Now more than a decade later, she’s brought The Book of Calla to Fringe...
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Sep 18
Fringe North arts festival gets $79K funding boost from feds
This year's festival features over 40 artists, each bringing their own unique creativity to the Fringe North stages. Terry Sheehan, MP...
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Sep 18
Reggae music, Syrian food combine for lively Bellevue festival
Georgie's Shawarma, provided families with free authentic dishes during a musical and multicultural event at the park's bandshell Sunday...
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Sep 17
Local Anishinaabe painter on a mission to Indigenize public spaces through art
Lucia Laford's latest artwork will be displayed at cultural sites in downtown Sault Ste. Marie as part of province-wide festival Darren...
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Sep 17
Marks launches 'really cool album'
Cory Marks is going to mix it up on his new album. Sorry for Nothing, due out Oct. 11 and available for pre-order now Cory Marks launches...
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Sep 17
Tenaris presents VIVID – free arts, culture and media festival
Tenaris is hosting a free arts and culture festival downtown Sault Ste. Marie this weekend. Events Friday, Saturday and Sunday Tenaris...
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Sep 17
Gus’s Pizza gets all gussied up
Queen Street pizza emporium and two other businesses will get big murals on their exterior walls during this month’s Vivid Art Fest Gus’s...
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Sep 17
AlgomaTrad founders win prestigious folk music award
Pat O’Gorman and Julie Schryer 'have worked tirelessly for 20 years to bring the absolute best in traditional music to northern Ontario'...
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Sep 17
Chocolate was in the air at downtown library
Cast and crew from the upcoming local production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory stopped by for a special Saturday morning story...
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Sep 17
Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat returning to local stage after 20 years
Directed by Sandi Dal Cin and Jeannine Jefferson, the show will run March 27 through March 30, 2025, with the possibility of additional...
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Sep 16
Love art? Take the scenic route on this year's Sylvan Circle Tour
22nd anniversary of the popular art tour takes place on Sept. 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Love art? Take the scenic route on this year's...
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Sep 16
Country legends tribute show to play Oktoberfest under the tent
Enjoy music of Garth Brooks, Shania Twain and Toby Keith at Roberta Bondar Tent on October 4, 2024 Country legends tribute show to play...
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Sep 16
Culture Days to show multi-site installation of Woodland art
Work of Anishinaabek artist from Sault area to ‘tell a story’ and to create indigenized urban spaces Culture Days to show multi-site...
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Sep 16
The 2024 Algoma Fall Festival Celebrates 52 years of Entertainment!
52nd season will be celebrated with Hawksley Workman, the Barra MacNeils, Tanya Talaga and Mike Downie and other amazing Canadian talent....
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Sep 16
Barra McNeils, chef Emily Richards get cookin' at Algoma Fall Festival
The Barra McNeils return to Algoma Fall Festival for their first show in Sault Ste. Marie in more than a decade. Barra McNeils, chef...
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Sep 16
Gord Downie’s brother, director of Tragically Hip doc, headlines Algoma Fall Festival
52nd season will also feature acclaimed author and journalist Tanya Talaga, chef Emily Richards, and musicians Hawksley Workman, Amy Sky...
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Sep 16
Matt Warnock bringing jazz guitar extravaganza to the Sault
Globetrotting jazz musician and instructor brings his international guitar students from Canada, U.S., U.K., and India to the Sault for...
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Sep 16
Indigenous Leaders: ‘Deep passion for storytelling’ fuels filmmaker’s creative process
Dr. Shirley Cheechoo, one of Canada’s most prolific multi-genre artists, has been recognized with a prestigious accolade from the Canada...
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Sep 16
Sault theatre group cancels fall show of Sweeney Todd
Sault Theatre Workshop says it is cancelling an upcoming production following the unexpected passing of a cast member. Sault theatre...
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Sep 16
‘Passionate’ local grad earns prestigious scholarship for Indigenous students
Superior Heights graduate Eve Matthews one of three Ontario students honoured with the Don McBain Memorial Award. ‘Passionate’ local grad...
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Sep 16
Marks launches 'really cool album'
Cory Marks is going to mix it up on his new album. “It’s going to be a little rock,” Marks told The Sault Star during a recent telephone...
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Sep 12
Tell your own music story at the Algoma Fall Festival
Two people will have the chance to tell their music stories on Oct. 4 at a performance with the Awesome Music Project at The Art Gallery...
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Aug 13
Algoma Conservatory of Music launching new music programs in the fall
The Conservatory’s new Director of Music Programs, Frank Deresti, is working with various teachers to develop these programs and is...
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Aug 13
Park screenings roll with new organizers
Public input helped the new organizers of free outdoor film screenings at Bellevue Park choose feature titles to showcase at the downtown...
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Aug 13
Sneak Peek - Arts on the Trail 2024
Enjoy this sneak peek of 7 of the artists displaying their work on Saturday, September 28, 2024 from 9 AM to 5 PM. Click on the photos to...
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Aug 13
Come for a delicious dinner, stay for the murder mystery
Algoma Repertory Theatre announces cast for November production of Agatha Christie classic 'The Mousetrap' -Sault Ste. Marie News Come...
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Aug 8
Sault playwright brings real-life stories of intimate partner violence to Fringe stage
Renee Buczel, who lost longtime friend Angie Sweeney to IPV last October, will be taking on one of the roles in the play and will be...
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Aug 8
Library's digital creator programs continue through August
Events include Gaming at the Library and Movie Matinees -Sault Ste. Marie News https://www.sootoday.com/local-news/librarys-digital-creat...
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Aug 8
Get your dancing shoes ready for this big staff concert
The Algoma Traditional Music, Dance and Heritage Arts Family Camp is getting tuned up for its renowned annual staff concert on Aug. 14 at...
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