'Mamma Mia!' Returning to Stage for Limited Run
The hit musical play based on ABBA's songs is scheduled to return to the live stage with full production for a series of performances this coming summer.
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The hit musical play based on ABBA's songs is scheduled to return to the live stage with full production for a series of performances this coming summer.
With public art collections closed we are bringing the art to you, exploring highlights from across the country in partnership with Art UK. Today’s pick: Leamington Spa’s Self-Portrait by Candelight by Schalcken
Controversy at the ACG as Penguins defeat Cows Controversy at the ACG as Penguins defeat Cows CRICKET: Emotions ran high at the ACG last Sunday (Jan 24) when the Thalang Cows faced off against the Patong Penguins in the first encounter between the two rivals this year. Wednesday 27 January 2021, 08:00AM Thalang Cows’ Stuart Hamilton defends his wicket en route to 90 not out against Patong Penguins last Sunday at the ACG. Photo: Neil Quail. Stuart Hamilton sets up for a drive on his way to 90 not out for the Cows last Sunday at the ACG. Photo: Neil Quail. Patong Penguins wicket-keeper Anthon...
Shrooms by Australian light sculptors Amigo Amigo. Photo: Supplied / Festival of the Lights This year, 15 new installations with intriguing names such as Shrooms, UV Spaghetti and Hybycozo, will compete for attention alongside a busy music programme - a feature of the free council-run event since the 1970s. From humble beginnings in 1953 when the Poet's Bridge in Pukekura Park was lit up to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's coronation, the TSB Festival of Lights has grown into an event spanning 50 days and nights. One of the installations, UV Spaghetti. Photo: Supplied / Festival of the Light...
Because of the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic, all quilt presentations had been placed on hold. However, the presentations resumed on Sept. 2 and on Oct. 7 at the Otsego County veteranâs monthly coffee hour. Additionally, four more Otsego County veterans were presented quilts on Nov. 4. Because of attendance restrictions still in place, the coffee and presentations took place at the VFW Pavilion where everyone had more room to social-distance. The group presents six different quilts to veterans in September, and each week a different veteran was featured in the Gaylord Herald Times. ...