Madison Miss, Evalette Jimmerfield , Greenlee H-Deslippe (lead artist from Amherstburg), Albert Maltese (owner of Rosa’s), Maya Rice (Windsor artist), Zeyad Ali (Windsor artist), Ashlyn D’amore, and Soumya Nagda stand in front of the mural that was unveiled last week. Submitted photo While driving along Sandwich St. S., a new mural has been seen in its creation. Now, the finished product has been unveiled. Local artist Greenlee Hawthorne-Deslippe of GreensPallet Mural Works

Alita Holmes, Airess, Zsa Zsa performed at Saturday’s TRUE Summer Festival Murray Street in Amherstburg came alive Saturday night with a lively mix of dance-to music and an extraordinary display of poise and elegance. The TRUE Festival returned as part of Open Air Weekends. Drag queen performers who were on stage and ventured out into the street and amongst the audience were warmly received in the event that celebrates diversity and inclusivity. “It’s absolutely amazing. I lo

The Purple Theatre Company’s “Greedy Gallery Gals” comedy play was recently held at The Gibson Gallery in Amherstburg. It was also presented in Kingsville and Windsor. A play about an art heist is being staged in places that display art, with one of those locations being in Amherstburg last week. The Purple Theatre Company presented “Greedy Gallery Gals” at The Gibson Gallery recently. Approximately 30 people filled the space to watch the roughly 90-minute comedy play that st