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Dan WhiteFort McMurray Today |
Over the past four years, a small idea born out of the pandemic has quietly grown into one of Wallaceburg’s most unique musical evenings.
As spring hovers around the horizon, a bouquet of arts chats to share.
A brief note before I begin: while this is an arts column, a business that served Wallaceburg motorists for more than five decades recently closed,...
After spending a concert season or more playing with the three area concert bands, I thought it would be nice to write about these three...
If you love chocolate, or know someone who does, this is the column for you.
Prior to rehearsal with the Wallaceburg Concert Band this past Tuesday, as of writing, I sat in the trombone section to chat with Steven...
As I write this week’s column it is Nov 12. Yesterday the Wallaceburg Brass Quintet played a small part in the local Remembrance Day service.
Columnist Dan White and his band have entertained hundreds of Chatham-area residents in recent weeks
It is week two with our son, daughter-in-law and grandson home for a month from Germany.
As I write this it is the second day of the new school year.
Recently, someone asked what I write about in this column during the summer when the music ensembles Joni and I are part of are not performing.
Recently, someone asked what I write about in this column during the summer when the music ensembles Joni and I are part of are not performing.
In my previous column I shared our friend Tina Grant’s free outdoor summer concert list for the area. This week, I will highlight the Chatham...
There is nothing quite like listening to music outdoors.
Last week Joni and I travelled to Stratford three times in eight days to take in preview performances of Annie, Macbeth and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
This week, a bit of a hodgepodge of upcoming events and recent arts events in the community and beyond.
Joni and I recently had a very cool experience with our friend, Troy Brooks.
Before I begin the body of this column, a huge thank you to the many people who have expressed sympathy or articulated an appreciation for the topic...
Perhaps this will feel a bit odd this week, but I feel compelled to write about the art of grieving. It sounds bizarre, perhaps, but it is very...
This week I interviewed Chatham-Kent Arts Council’s new executive director, Eva Marie Clarke.
This column marks six years since Dave and I submitted our inaugural column to Dave Gough at The Courier Press.
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