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Article content TD Sunfest Connected ’21 festival continues to draw views and donations. The second annual virtual version of the four-day festival, expected to return live and in person to Victoria Park next July, has drawn 110,000 views and counting on its Facebook page and YouTube channel. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. World music fans enjoyed 16 international and 14 Canadian acts. “Our audience has actually grown, especially in terms of our international audience tuning in, because we have so many streaming partners around the world,” ...

Article content Try refreshing your browser, or “It was fantastic,” said Gavin Anderson, president of Anderson Craft Ales. “The local live music was great, but it was especially great with all these international acts. The response was fantastic. We were packed and got a lot of positive feedback.” Caxaj said she’s excited about next year’s festival, which will host many of the live acts seen this year and last. She urged Londoners and others to continue viewing the acts online and to keep donating in the “virtual” pickle jar. “The watch parties all had good audiences and man...

  LONDON, ONT. -- While the acts featured in this year's Sunfest will all be performing virtually, pop ups at several locations around London will feature big viewing screens and live acts. The full list of virtual acts can be found on the Sunfest website, while livestream links will be added here on the CTV News London website as they become available. Meanwhile limited-capacity outdoor public watch parties will be held from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at local eateries featuring special Sunfest menus. Locations include the London Brewing Co-operative, Anderson Craft Ales and Che Restobar wit...

Article content A longtime London shoe retailer has shut down its Richmond Row store, calling the COVID-19 lockdown “the nail in the coffin” after it has endured slowing sales and growing vandalism. Mugford Shoes and Clothing on Central Avenue, just west of Richmond Street, has emptied the store, sending its merchandise to its other stores in Westmount Shopping Centre and St. Thomas, both of which will remain open, said Patti Mugford-Pooley, who owns the business with her sister and mother. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or 'It's heartbreaki...