Michele Dionne's latest work, Something About Sarnia, blends local history, mindfulness, and playful learning in a format she hopes will inspire residents of all ages. The book, available online and…

A Sarnia-Lambton author and local resident, Shelly Harrisingh, is using the sale of her three children's books, published under the pen name April Leblanc, to donate 10 cents of every…

A new all-ages open mic night launching at Greens on Friday, November 21st, aims to give young artists a new platform.

Bruce McCulloch, the celebrated actor, comedian, writer, and director best known for his work with The Kids in the Hall, is scheduled to bring his new comedy tour, The Dark…

The Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery (JNAAG) is opening a new exhibition, Making Space: Recent Acquisitions, which showcases a variety of works recently donated to the Gallery's collection. The…

The annual Gifts of the Season show and sale is returning to Gallery in the Grove, offering Sarnia-Lambton residents a chance to shop local, handcrafted treasures while supporting local arts…

The Imperial Theatre has added a second performance for Steve-O’s Crash & Burn Tour after the initial show on February 19, 2026, quickly sold out. Due to the overwhelming demand,…

“Unhoused: Communities in Crisis,” the first feature in a new social-issues series from Sisters Strain Film Corp., will premiere Saturday, November 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Capitol Theatre in…

A new horror film with deep local roots is set to make its debut in Chatham next month. Fresh Meat, the latest feature from Canadian-Chilean filmmaker Daniel Turres, will premiere…

Lambton College Photography program coordinator and renowned photographer Richard Beland is releasing a new coffee table book, Our Immortal Stars, Vol. 1, that chronicles his 40-year career capturing music legends…