Multi-media artist inspired by her Back Forty
Given that artist Deborah Farquharson is inspired by and makes most of her work in the Mulmur area, Curiosity House is the perfect venue for Farquharson’s first solo show, My Back Forty. Having [...]
Local artists teach art in Nunavut every year
In 2005, Nottawa’s Rob Saley and Clarksburg’s Paul Mantrop took their first artist trip to the Canadian Arctic. They were part of a Group of Seven Southern Georgian Bay artists’ collective known [...]
New Farm raises over $100,000 for good food organizations
The set up on Saturday morning took place in the rain, but by the time the farm gates opened at 5:30 p.m., the sun was shining upon Creemore’s The New Farm. Over the course of the afternoon, [...]
Creemore ultra runner breaks Canadian record
If you’ve seen Creemore’s Lee Anne Cohen, 61, running her 50-kilometre loop around Creemore again and again, you’ve probably wondered what she’s up to. All her determined training has paid off. [...]
Artist from tiny hamlets goes big on cities
Dunedin artist, Steve McDonald, has published his first book – Fantastic Cities: A Colouring Book of Amazing Places Real and Imagined. An adult colouring book, it is filled with 48 pages of [...]
The Hip rocks in support of good-food initiative
Despite last Saturday’s heat warning and threats of thunderstorms, The New Farm’s annual fundraiser in support of Grow for The Stop went off without a hitch. The evening brought fantastic food, [...]
Creemore Vertical Challenge
On Saturday, nearly 200 ultra runners will descend on Creemore for the ninth annual Creemore Vertical Challenge (CVC). There will be three different races run along a combination of private [...]
1-in-3 bites of the food made possible by pollinators
As part of North America’s National Pollinator Week June 15-21, Mulmur’s own Not So Hollow Farm and their event partner, The North American Native Plant Society, are hosting the first, and [...]
Spring Peepers: Heard, but not seen
They are one of the first harbingers of spring – the ongoing chorus of loud, high pitched peeps coming from our wooded areas and grassy wetlands. Although they sound like sleigh bells, they are [...]
SCI students have fun while getting their hands dirty
Mike Wheatcroft, a teacher at Stayner Collegiate Institute (SCI), speaks to his class of Grade 10 students, explaining what they need to get done. He assigns some students to watering the [...]
