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Listen HERE With special guests: Elisha Rubacha and Lester Alfonso I AM AN ARTIST Series: What it means to be an artist living and working in Peterborough

Why Levies Matter: Arthur Story HERE Here’s one thing you can do: Please go to the link below and sign the petition. Please circulate this to your networks. You don’t have to be a student or alumni to sign – community members can protest too – just put “n/a” in the student number line. Petition […]

Listen HERE With special guests: ​Stephen Wright, Charmaine Magumbe, Niambi Tree, and Elizabeth Jenkins

WATCH (via Global News) “The proclamation was celebrated today by giving long-time resident and jazz singer, Ada Lee, the key to the city.” Read more: “Celebrating Black History Month in Peterborough” by Charmaine Magumbe

Situation of artists: Arts Research Monitor 17.8 Link HERE

Tune in to the Electric City Culturecast tomorrow night at 7pm for our interview with theatre artist Anne White! On Trent Radio 92.7 FM.

Peterborough, ON –The Board of Directors of the Electric City Culture Council (EC3) is very pleased to announce that 4 new community volunteers joined the EC3 Board of Directors at the 2018 AGM in December of this past year. Visual artist Alex Bierk, LLF lawyer Emily Whetung MacInnes, writer and publisher Elisha Rubacha and Trent […]

Ford government cuts funding to Ontario Arts Council, impacting Indigenous Culture FundInformation on this disturbing news is coming in from many sources. EC3 is in touch with various service organizations across the province and we will keep the local arts community in touch about develops and impacts. More thorough coverage HERE

We’re kicking back – Dec 17 thru January 6th, 2019.

Have a dancing, singing, scripting, sculpting, sashaying, expressing, indulging, watching, playing, entertaining Holiday! With love and thanks for your support of the arts in Peterborough! ​All the best in 2019, EC3 Photo: Andy Carroll Photo taken at Sorry about what happened at the mall, a three part dance performance created for Artsweek 2018. Pictured are […]