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Entries are being accepted for the third annual Carmen Ziolkowski Poetry Prize established in memory of the late Sarnia writer.

Entries are being accepted for the third annual Carmen Ziolkowski Poetry Prize established in memory of the late Sarnia writer.

Entries are being accepted for the third annual Carmen Ziolkowski Poetry Prize established in memory of the late Sarnia writer.

Entries are being accepted for the third annual Carmen Ziolkowski Poetry Prize established in memory of the late Sarnia writer.

Entries are being accepted for the third annual Carmen Ziolkowski Poetry Prize established in memory of the late Sarnia writer.

Daniel Bachman’s latest album takes its name from a tune that’s been sung by Songs Of The Pioneers, Billy Bragg & Wilco and the Carter Family with Johnny Cash. In the song (sometimes called “When The Roses Bloom Again”), a dying soldier looks beyond his imminent demise to a moment when he’ll be reunited with his sweetheart. That might sound bleak, but next to Bachman’s last two records, it’s an optimistic sentiment. On 2021’s Axacan, he contemplated the cultural catastrophe ...

Laura Cantrell's new album Just Like A Rose: The Anniversary Sessions is the singer-songwriter's first release for nine years

Nashville-raised and New York based since the 1980s, Laura Cantrell’s plaintive, sincere voice has been a vital part of Americana for more than two decades. In 2020, her plans for a collaborative album celebrating her 20th anniversary of recording were deferred but not defeated by the pandemic. Cantrell comes back to Music City to mark the imminent release of the luminous new album Like A Rose with a 1 pm set at Roots On The Rivers.

The call has gone out for entries to the second annual Carmen Ziolkowski Poetry Prize.

July 9 through August 29 Opening Reception: Friday, July 9, 6:30 to 9 p.m. Artists Noah Breuer, Alexandra Knox and Manda Remmen all look at the issues lurking behind capitalism —labor, ownership and consumerism — from different points of view. Breuer delves into family members lost in the Holocaust — who ran a textile-printing business, Carl Breuer and Sons, until Nazis took it away from them in 1939 — through the reproduction of textile designs from the C, B & S archives; Knox addre...