Soon on stage
John Griffin Just in time to set up the festive season, the Knowlton Players are staging the comic mystery The…
Cleeves-Penny session in Knowlton Literary Festival
John Griffin This month if you plan on attending the 2024 Knowlton Literary Festival, get your tickets early. They sell…
Knowlton Players to present “The Alibis”
Susan Jacquess Members of The Knowlton Players are busy practising for the upcoming production of “The Alibis”, a comedic murder…
A Lakeside Jewel
Patricia Lavoie A chance encounter with a friend of a friend, a professor at the École de Joallier de Montréal,…
Jana Valasek: 20 years as library head
Leah Curley This month, Jana Valasek celebrates 20 years as Executive Director of Pettes Memorial Library, and there’s every reason…
From Essentrics to Broadway,
The unconventional journey of Miranda Esmonde-White Nathalie Rivard “In fitness, we often equate muscularity with vitality, but what if our…
Farm-to-Table for every taste
Nathalie Rivard The gourmets of the Lac- Brome region are particularly spoiled this summer with a plethora of options for…
Galerie Blanka: not your average art gallery
Leah Curley Owners Anita Bombita and Nils Fluck are passionate about art. “We started Blanka because we have lots of…
Tour des Arts turns 35
John Griffin Tour des Arts celebrates its 35th anniversary in our corner of the Townships, July 13 to 21. Fittingly,…
The Village of Arts and Crafts of St-Étienne-de-Bolton
Patricia Lavoie After a career in the financial industry, Liane Chacra moved to the Townships and began creating sculptures for…
Folk & Blues des Cantons
John Griffin There’s a new kid in the festival community this year when Folk & Blues des Cantons parks itself…
Knowlton, one sketch at a time
Jennifer Robinson If you love to make art, the Croquistes de Knowlton Sketchers might be just the thing for you.…
Knowlton Film Festival
John Griffin It’s early days yet, but this much is known about the 5th Knowlton Film Festival (Festival du Film…
PLACES OF BROME COUNT: The watery demise of Stephen Westover
Montreal harbour in 1830, courtesy McCord Museum Archives Matthew Elder ‘Places of Brome County’ is a continuing feature in Tempo,…
Brome Lake market
Robert Paterson The Brome Lake Market’s return to Maple Street has sparked concerns around three key areas among some of…
The story behind the horse sculpture
Robert Paterson On the trail, opposite the white house called Tara Hill, is a horse sculpture. What is the story…
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