Arts and Culture

"Harvesting Freedom" author Gabriel Allahdua visits Sarnia on Feb. 28 to discuss his memoir and his experiences as a former migrant worker.

A new stand-up comedy showcase is launching in Sarnia. Homebrew Comedy, founded by local comedian Kirk Hicks, debuts on Saturday, February 22 at Imperial City Brew House.

With mixed emotions, Mark Dixon is selling his independent musical instrument store to national retailer, Long & McQuade.

Lambton County Library will host a free screening of "Hidden Figures" at the Sarnia Library Theatre on February 19 at 5:30 p.m., giving audiences a chance to experience the acclaimed historical drama about three trailblazing women at NASA.

A Forest author opens up about the joys and challenges of growing up with a sibling with special needs in her new memoir. 

Gallery in the Grove kicks off its 2025 season with The Art of Seeing, showcasing works by Adelle Taylor and Joan Bennet Ross. The exhibition runs from February 1 to March 8.

Theatre Sarnia’s Junior Youth Musical Theatre Program brings the beloved story of Annie Jr. to life, showcasing the remarkable talents of young performers in a heartwarming production at the Imperial Theatre this January.

Theatre Sarnia is thrilled to announce its upcoming production of Stephen King’s Misery, a spine-chilling stage adaptation of the famous thriller.

Theatre Sarnia received a $16,300 Trillium grant to fund a permanent storage solution for its portable dance floor, enhancing safety and sustainability for local performers.

At just 10 years old, Lambton Kent School District student Jolene Wood is making her mark with her artistic talents, from winning a t-shirt design contest to contributing to meaningful community art projects.