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The Year in Books: 2015

Whatever your interests, it’s the perfect season to stock your library, with a range of fascinating books by writers in the hills.

Nov 25, 2015
Tracey Fockler

Snow Before Morning

All Lorne had to do was sit in a rocking chair with a Bible on his lap as scenes from his life unfolded around him.

Nov 25, 2015
Dan Needles

Playing from the Heart

The Golden Country Classics Band keeps old-time, toe-tapping music alive in the hills.

Nov 25, 2015
Liz Beatty

The Year in Music: 2015

I invite you to choose an artist, or a few, and listen to their music. Support them. Enjoy them.

Nov 25, 2015
Scott Bruyea

Peter Dusek

Peter Dusek was recently awarded Best Work by an Emerging Artist by the Ontario Society of Artists and named one of 24 Best of 2015 by The American Society of Media Photographers.

Nov 25, 2015
Signe Ball

Gift Giving

Made In The Hills – Here’s to a season of searching out the best our region has to offer – and sharing widely with family and friends.

Nov 25, 2015
Tralee Pearce

An excerpt from The Village and I: Ten Life Stories

At 30 years old, Maurice joined the federal fire department on CFB Borden in Angus for the good work and steady money it offered. Portrait by Peter Mitchell.

Sep 11, 2015
Kristi Green

Gail Prussky How not to be a Serial Killer

The unhinged imagination of Gail Prussky

Sep 11, 2015
Jeff Rollings

Expressive Arts at Community Living Dufferin

At Community Living Dufferin, the arts open up exciting new ways of communicating – and strutting their stuff to the world.

Sep 11, 2015
Tony Reynolds

Autumn Palette: Headwaters Arts Festival 2015

Featuring the work of 39 of the region’s finest artists, the show acts as a kind of headquarters for the many art tours, open studios, and other arts events.

Sep 11, 2015
Signe Ball

John Adams

John Adams has been intrigued by ways of translating the world through art.

Sep 11, 2015
Signe Ball

A Warm Fuzzy Feeling

These distinctive wares may not be as easy to find as mass-produced goods, but we can assure you the wraps, hats and blankets are worth the hunt and will keep you warm this fall and many more to come.

Sep 11, 2015
Tralee Pearce