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New era: Peterborough Singers open 36th season with new conductor and rehearsal space (opens the original)
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Naomi Stock is a freelance contributor for the Examiner. The Peterborough Singers begin their 36th season of choral music with a new conductor and a new rehearsal facility. Conductor, pianist, and organist Shawn Grenke has been appointed the choirâs new artistic director and conductor, succeeding founding artistic director Syd Birrell, who retired in December 2025 after 35 years. âI am looking forward to getting to know all the singers, sponsors, and audience members this season,â says Gre
Singer/songwriter and comedian Wendy Farha brings laughter and hope to Peterborough (opens the original)
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Naomi Stock is a freelance contributor for the Examiner. St. Paulâs Presbyterian Church, in partnership with Princess Gardens Retirement Residence, will welcome Canadian singer-songwriter, comedian and inspirational speaker Wendy Farha on Monday, Sept. 21, from 1:30 to 3 p.m. This free community event will be held at Princess Gardens, located at 100 Charlotte St. Known for combining laughter with honesty and hope, Farha uses original music, comedy and personal storytelling to encourage audienc
Help monarch butterflies take flight at home (opens the original)
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Naomi Stock is a freelance contributor for the Examiner. Green UP presents Monarchs & Milkweed 101, a workshop on how to raise and release monarch butterflies from home and the associated ecological benefits. The free hands-on workshop takes place Sunday Sept. 13 from 1 to 2 p.m. at Green UP, located at 378 Aylmer St. Participants will learn how to responsibly raise and release monarchs from home by understanding each stage of the monarch life cycle â egg, caterpillar, chrysalis and adult â
Fresh, local and twice a week: Peterborough Regional Farmers’ Market still in full summer swing (opens the original)
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Naomi Stock is a freelance contributor for the Examiner. The Peterborough Regional Farmersâ Market is bursting with fresh local produce. It takes place twice a week, Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., in Quaker Foods City Square, 215 Charlotte St., near Aylmer Street. Raspberries, green and yellow beans, corn, tomatoes, potatoes, greens, zucchini, and carrots are just some of the local seasonal produce currently available. The market also offers meats, honey, cheese, fresh flowers
Step back to the summer of ’76 with new Peterborough photo exhibit (opens the original)
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Naomi Stock is a freelance contributor for the Examiner. If you have ever wished you could go back in time 50 years ago, to the summer of 1976, youâll likely be interested in a new exhibit â A Peterborough Summer: 1976. Curated by Will Pearson, a volunteer for Trent Valley Archives (TVA), the exhibit is a collection of photographs that highlight what summer in Peterborough looked like 50 years ago, focusing on average Peterborough residents and moments in their daily lives. All photographs w
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