Art & Entertainment

CONSTANCE BAY – The Rural Route Theatre Company, a veteran troop of countless productions, knows when you put family in a small space, it’s going to get emotional.

FITZROY HARBOUR – Like May flowers, Fitzroy Harbour spring market organizers were hoping for April showers, but despite the clear skies, year two had a great showing.

WEST CARLETON – West Carleton’s senior athletes will be taking part in their version of the Olympics as the West Carleton Seniors’ Games gets underway next week and goes until the end of the month.

CARP – The Diefenbunker will celebrate a decade of its residency program with a multi-sensory exhibition by artist Don Kwan.

HUNTLEY – The Goulbourn Male Chorus is going to be singing the blues in Huntley May 12, and they’re going to look good doing it.

KINBURN – Kinburn’s Bennett Van Barr, 17, will be a member of the National Youth Orchestra of Canada (NYO) this season, an encore performance for the young violinist.

CARP – Scarecrows, ravens, corn, tractors and combines, when it comes to West Carleton’s premier party, the women really know how to dress up.

DUNROBIN – St. Mary’s Anglican Church will honour its royal link Sunday, May 5, serving high tea to the masses.

ALMONTE – “It fuels me,” world renowned luthier Linda Manzer said of her passion for building guitars. “It makes my world make sense standing at my workbench gluing wood together.”

CONSTANCE BAY – Last Saturday (March 30) a great big pile of kids ransacked the Constance and Buckham’s Bay community centre, all of them on the hunt for Easter eggs and the treats that lie within.