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Apr 06, 2021 Share on Coming up this week on Finding Your Bliss is fashionista and entrepreneur Dawn Librach. She is the owner and creator of Rewind, one of Toronto’s premiere stores for high end vintage and designer resale. Dawn Librach opened Rewind in 2014, after graduating from Ryerson University’s Entrepreneurship program. With a love for fashion, and a great sense of style, Dawn was also an avid shopper in Toronto, and she saw a niche in the market for a different approach to designer resale. Rather than doing consignment, Dawn will take your gently used and designer goods and pay ...

For the second straight year, there will be no formal in-person gatherings for St. Patrick’s Day. Despite that, there will be some virtual festivities including one featuring Natalie MacMaster. MacMaster and Donnell Leahy are doing a streamed concert with three music sessions starting at 7 p.m.

After playing music around the world, Nerea Gourlaouen, also known as the "Crazy Fiddle Lady," has a regular gig in Colorado Springs.

Posted: Feb 19, 2021 5:56 PM AT | Last Updated: February 19 From left: Kyle, Stewart and Sheumas MacNeil peform at Highland Village Museum. (Highland Village Museum) A historic stage in Cape Breton has been torn down as part of a redevelopment project in Iona, Cape Breton. Part of the project at the Highland Village Museum involved removal of the stage that has hosted concerts for 60 years. The $5-million project will see major upgrades that include a welcome centre and other amenities. Earlier this week, the museum's Facebook page posted a video of a museum interpreter taking one last ste...

Today in Music History - Feb. 6 The Canadian Press 2021-02-06 Today in Music History for Feb. 6:   In 1945, Bob Marley, the first superstar of reggae music, was born in Rhoden Hall, Jamaica. In 1963, Marley formed a vocal quintet, "The Wailers," who achieved some success, but little financial reward, in their native country, before disbanding in 1966. "The Wailers" reunited in 1968, but for several years seemed no closer than before to establishing steady careers. Then, in 1972, Chris Blackwell signed them to Island Records and advanced them the money to record an album in Jamaica. The r...