Just a great afternoon at a photo call for “Home for the Holidays”, this year’s Christmas production at the Grand Theatre from Nov 30 to December 24. The 90-minute theatrical concert features 27 holiday songs performed by eight singers including several from London.

After a two year Covid-19 delay the Canadian musical comedy Grow has it’s world premier on the Spriet Stage at the Grand Theatre starting tonight (April 19) running to April 30. Grow tells the story of two Amish twins who travel to Toronto and get mixed up with a marijuana grower

The London City Press Club would have celebrated it's 65th anniversary last week had it survived. For those of us blessed enough to have spent time there is was a magical place. Have a look at the photographic evidence. bit.ly/3vRitoE

Cancelled for the last two years because of Covid-19, Sunfest came roaring back in Victoria Park this weekend with large crowds and great music from around the world. Nice. Some photos of what I saw. bit.ly/3PdipGA

Another amazing weekend down at Victoria Park, this time with the Homecounty Folk Festival, now in its 47th year. Live music is alive and well in post-pandemic London. #homecounty 2022 #ldnont

Reflecting on Nazem Kadri who will bring the Stanley Cup to London tomorrow. His Nazem Kadri Foundation has raised millions of dollars for various London charities and Sick Children's Hospital in Toronto over the years. Local kid makes good. Nice to see.

The Grand Theare explores the 1919 disappearance of Ambrose Small with a new dark-comedy musical called Grand Ghosts. See the photos bit.ly/3MFC3uI #ldnont #thegrandtheatre #grandghosts.

Returning after a two year absence because of Covid-19 the Amabile Boys & Men's Choirs present their annual Remembrance Day concert at St Peter's Cathedral Basilica on Sunday.

An essay featuring behind the scenes shots of photographers and reporters practicing their craft that I have collected over the years called “A Job Like No Other” SEE THE PHOTOS bit.ly/3ggzzr2

Preview of the upcoming Grand Theatre production of Controlled Damage, the true story of civil rights icon Viola Desmond. Read more at bit.ly/3Hdfwoc

The Phantom of the Opera will be this years High School Project at the Grand in September. The production will feature 50 students from London and area on stage and another 20 working behind-the-scenes. Auditions will be held April 12th-14th. #ldnont #thegrandtheatre

The Grand Theatre Artistic Director Dennis Garnhum has announced he will be leaving the Grand at the end of the current season. Garnhum will be returning to the Grand during the 2023-24 season to direct the murder mystery “Clue”.

Rick Miller is back at the Grand Theatre with his production of Boom X, the story of Generation X’s music, culture, and politics. Read more bit.ly/3I46aeP #Ldnont #thegrandtheatre

Next up at the Grand Theatre “Rubaboo: A Metis Cabaret”, starring Andrea Menard, opening this Friday on the Spriet Stage running to March 25th. An intimate look at a life’s journey told in songs and stories. See the photos bit.ly/3L4spTB

Weekend two of the PBLO season for the 18U London Badgers started with a game one 5-0 loss to the Tecumseh Thunder Saturday at Labatt Park. Games three and four scheduled to play Sunday at 12pm and 2:30pm. More pix. bit.ly/41B1rYD

The Grand Theatre has selected Rachel Peake to be their new artistic director. Peake was the associate artistic director of the Arts Club Theatre Company in Vancouver for the last two years. She replaces Dennis Garnhum who was AD for the last seven seasons.

The 2023-24 season at the Grand Theatre kicks off this Friday with the return of Kim's Convenience to the Spriet Stage. See more rb.gy/r1t18. #thegrandtheatre #ldnont

The Grand Theatre’s Christmas production of Charlie And The Chocolate Factory set to open this Friday night for a scheduled run to Christmas Eve. A new twist by director Jan Alexandra Smith #ldnont. #thegrandtheatre more photos rb.gy/sfc2mt

Could the end to endless waiting behind train traffic on Adelaide be near? Birds-eye view of the Adelaide North underpass project which will be completed in 2025. The $88 million project began in 2022.

Former Grand Artistic director Dennis Garnhum is back to direct Clue on the Spriet Stage at the Grand Theatre. The comedy classic which opens on Friday has already been extended to March 31 because of the huge demand for tickets. See the pictures rb.gy/r0u5se