![A punk rock bands performs in the Gower Street United Church. The wall is grey and there is a white arch in the middle of it. A silver microphone on a black stand is seen in the foreground. The singer yells into an upraised microphone. She has bright red hair. There are two guitarists, one of which, who is standing on the right, has his blonde hair covering his face. There is a man sitting at a drum kit behind the other three band members.](https://kickercna.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/feature-scaled.jpg)
Punk rock finds new life in church basement
Performance spaces such as the Gower Street United Church create inclusive environments for the province’s most emotive music.
Performance spaces such as the Gower Street United Church create inclusive environments for the province’s most emotive music.
While many became soldiers during the war, two musicians are employing music as a means to keep Ukraine in the hearts and minds of people in the province.
A St. John’s theatre company sets out to make dance a more inclusive and emotive art form — even when it happens behind a screen.
Midjourney AI opens the door of creativity for the non-artists.
A Mount Pearl museum is looking to revive the history of the sound that has been rocking the city for 40 years.
The talents of LBGTQ performers were showcased at an all-ages Lady Gaga brunch.
Memorial University of Newfoundland’s Grenfell Campus hosted a multiculturalism show at the Corner Brook Arts and Culture Centre on Sunday, Mar. 27.
The St. John’s Farmers Market hosted the Book Fair Market last weekend. The event supported local authors, publishers, booksellers and bookmakers in the province.
Shannyn Reid collects scraps of paper used in daily life and imagines the story behind each one. Her exhibit (Un)familiar opens on Friday. James Grudic Kicker
Though vinyl records have become a niche market, they have been rising in mainstream popularity.
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