Concerts
REIGN: The Queens of Blues, Soul & Rock ‘n Roll
Saturday, November 21 • 7:30 PM Market Hall REIGN: The Queens of Blues, Soul & Rock ’n Roll is what happens when a big band doesn’t just back a singer — it builds a whole […]
The Concerts
Miss Advice
Miss Advice
Miss Advice
Dear Miss Advice,It’s June in Peterborough and I think I’m falling for someone I keep seeing on patios and around downtown. Is this how summer love starts?— Hopeful for No Reason Dear Hopeful,Yes. That’s exactly […]
The Interviews
Interviews
Interview: Jim Cuddy
(January 2009) Blue Rodeo’s Jim Cuddy has earned his place in the list of Canada’s musical elite. With one of the genre’s most recognizable voices and song writing styles, he’s been drawing in new listeners […]
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Music News
Music News
Irish Millie Steps Out of the Frame With New Release
Irish Millie has spent most of her life being told, in one way or another, that the world works a certain way. Can You See Me? sounds like the moment she finally decided the world […]
Music News with Dee Draper
- Songstress TIA McGRAFF Releases, 'In Your Dreams, Jake" October 17, 2026
- Multi-Award-Winner, Laura Niquay Releases 3rd Album 'Nir Wactenama' October 17, 2026
- Bloodshots 'SCREAM' Goes Screamin Across Canada Tour 2026 October 11, 2026
Major Rotation
Major Rotation
Ontario’s Music Festivals Are Fighting for More Than an Audience
For decades, the outdoor music festival was one of the simplest promises in entertainment: put a few good bands in a field, sell some tickets, bring in food and beer, and let the crowd make […]
In The Clubs
Music
This Week at The Black Horse: Joslynn Burford, Perrin McDonald & more
(Aug 31- Sept 6, 2026) MONDAY, AUGUST 31 | 7–10 PMCrash & Burn Jam w/ Rick & GailieRick & Gailie, JP Hovercraft and Clifford Maynes host Peterborough’s favourite and longest-running jam session — 20 years […]
Horror Scopes
Horror Scopes
HorrorScopes October 2026
ARIES (March 21 – April 19) October brings out your competitive side, which would be wonderful if you weren’t competing with people who don’t know there’s a contest. A minor disagreement will escalate into a […]
Indie Spotlight
Spotlight
Dylan Ireland: Folk-Rock’s Reluctant Rockstar
It’s rare to come across a local musician who writes “Peterborough” into their music and makes you feel it, but Dylan Ireland does just that—and it lands. His story starts in Express & Company, a […]
Local Politics
Politics
PETERBOROUGH VOTED. WELL, 40% OF IT DID
New mayor. New faces. Same old problems. Welcome to City Hall, Class of 2026. Peterborough has spoken. Or at least the 40.27% who could be bothered to vote have. The other 59.73% apparently decided that […]
Dining
Dining
Amandala’s: A Love Letter to Excess (with Perfectly Ironed Napkins)
Step into Amandala’s and you’ll feel, immediately, that this is not a place for the casual diner. No, this is where Peterborough comes when it wishes to pretend, however briefly, that it’s Vienna, Paris, or […]