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2 weeks ago | 
intelligencer.ca | Jack Evans
Heather Christiansen (behind podium) prepares to direct the large North Lakeshore Choir involving singers from Toronto through Kingston and many from the Quinte area for their set during the A Cappella Quinte Men's Barbershop Chorus in their annual concert. She is also director of the Belleville Choral Society.
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2 weeks ago | 
intelligencer.ca | Jack Evans
Article contentMusic lovers can look forward to an afternoon of variety for the Quinte Symphony concert set for Saturday, May 3 in Maranatha Church auditorium. Article contentRecommended VideosWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Quinte Symphony's Dances and Overtures set for Maranatha Church Back to videoWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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2 weeks ago | 
intelligencer.ca | Jack Evans
Opening night Friday at the Smokin 116 Bistro saw Jazzlicious festival organizer Dan Douglas and his flugelhorn join the Spencer Evans trio for a couple of numbers just for the fun of it. He also made some comments about this year's festival, which runs throughout April. The Evans Trio drew a capacity crowd to the Pinnacle Street restaurant for a busy two-hour dinner performance.
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2 weeks ago | 
intelligencer.ca | Jack Evans
Left to right, framed by stage coral props, are Emma Lafferty, Grade 10, playing one of the two eels in The Little Mermaid; Grace Stonehouse, Grade 12, playing Ursula; Kamryn Dale, Grade 12, playing Ariel, the mermaid, and Rochelle Haward, Grade 12, the second eel. All reported they are "very excited" about performing on the stage for this show.
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3 weeks ago | 
intelligencer.ca | Jack Evans
The cast of the Belleville Theatre Guild's production the A.R. Gurney classic, The Wayward Inn, get a standing ovation Sunday as they take their final bows. Left to right are: Alan McIntosh, Judie Preece, Galvin Drake, Lise Lindeman, Jeremy Alarie, Kiersten Hanly, Michael Henderson, Brent Shier, Fernando Silva and Michel Miron.
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4 weeks ago | 
intelligencer.ca | Jack Evans
Brace yourselves Quinteland! There's a whole new jazz sound about to please your ears . They area called the CrapShooters Jive Band. They are the latest child of newcomer musician-arranger Dan Douglas, who has organized the annual April Jazzlicious fesatival in Belleville and also the Belleville Concert Band, which has perfomed several concerts within the past couple of years.
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1 month ago | 
intelligencer.ca | Jack Evans
Jacqueline Jeness uses a gas-fired stove to "finish" a batch of maple syrup at Campbell's Orchards Sunday as part of a busy March Maple Madness Festival at the popular Rednersville Road business. JACK EVANS jpg, BI, apsmcArticle contentThere were dire predictions for wet snow on Saturday, the opening day of the annual Prince Edward County Maple Festival, but it didn’t happen. Instead, there was brilliant sunshine but also harsh northerly winds.
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1 month ago | 
intelligencer.ca | Jack Evans
Article contentThe annual show by A Cappella Quinte, the local chapter of the Barber Shop Harmony Society, is set to be something special, a memorial to the 80th anniversary of World War II, called Let There Be Peace. Article contentRecommended VideosWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Belleville barbershop show poignant and rousing Back to videoWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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1 month ago | 
intelligencer.ca | Jack Evans
Left to right, Kim Dafoe, Anita Halfpenny and Susan McCourt perform in the Empire Theatre as The Broadway Belles. JACK EVANS jpg, BI, apsmcArticle contentBelleville is a city known to love Broadway songs. The sizeable audience in the Empire Theatre Thursday evening got all they bargained for plus more as the show called Broadway Belles performed their hearts out. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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1 month ago | 
ontariofarmer.com | Jack Evans
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1 • • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentAfter a hugely successful Maple in the County festival for a good number of years, it is obvious that with two separate maple festivals running concurrently this March, the maple producers in the county have split up.
