Arts and Culture

The Imperial Theatre honors Brian Austin’s 25 years of service, celebrating his role in expanding programs and enhancing the theatre’s community impact.

The International Symphony Orchestra (ISO) kicks off its 67th season, “Mid Journey,” with Windy Journey, a concert series spotlighting original works, key solo performances, and a post-Halloween debut of Phantasmagoria by ISO’s own Dinah Bianchi.

The Last Romance is a touching comedy about love and second chances, presented at Sarnia’s Imperial Theatre. Directed by Jane Janes, the production is up for adjudication by the Western Ontario Drama League (WODL), which recognizes excellence in community theatre.

After a ten-year hiatus, Diversion Entertainment returns to Sarnia’s theatre scene, bringing a comedic twist to a beloved magical tale. Their production of Puffs, opening on October 31, offers a hilarious look at the story you know and love from another house's perspective.

Local artists John Williams and Kennedy Rayn are set to open the fall season at Gallery in the Grove with a joint art exhibition.

The kids are back at school, there is a nip in the evening air, but the calendar still says summer and there is no stopping Sarnians from getting out downtown to take in the arts and culture scene on First Friday September 6th.