A rendering of the mural that will be painted at Richmond Terrace Long-Term Care Home is at right. Amherstburg artist Dylan White will paint the mural starting Aug. 4, weather permitting. A large mural will be painted on a wall at Richmond Terrace Long-Term Care Home for residents and visitors to enjoy. “The Journey of Life” will be painted by Amherstburg artist Dylan White with work scheduled to begin Aug. 4, weather permitting. Melissa Cranston, director of programs and sup

Cameron Arksey’s work is featured in the 2026 Tourism Windsor-Essex Pelee Island birding guide. Special to the RTT An Amherstburg artist has his work featured on the cover and inside the latest Tourism Windsor-Essex Pelee Island (TWEPI) birding guide. Cameron Arksey is featured in the guide, with a painting of a tufted titmouse, Windsor’s official bird, both on the cover and inside the booklet. His work depicting a golden-winged warbler, Point Pelee National Park’s “Bird of

Members of the Amherstburg Horticultural Society gathered at G.L. Heritage Brewing Co. to listen to a presentation on their history from Marsh Historical Collection collections co-ordinator Meg Reiner. History of the horticultural society reviewed at 120th anniversary event Members of the Amherstburg Horticultural Society gathered last Friday for an event that allowed them to learn more about themselves. The horticultural society welcomed its membership to G.L. Heritage Brew

Heritage Colchester and the University of Windsor’s Inspired Acting Lab are presenting the production of Lanford Wilson's “Talley’s Folly” at Christ Anglican Church in Colchester. It is a fundraiser for the historic Colchester Schoolhouse, located across the road from the church. The schoolhouse needs upgrades and renovations. The opening weekend was July 16-19 with the photos being taken at the July 17 performance. “Talley’s Folly” resumes this weekend - July 23-26 - with th

The Park House Museum held its second annual “Bridgerton Tea” last Friday with there being two seatings. The second one, pictured above, was sold out. A fundraiser for the Park House Museum was presented based off a television series set in England. The Park House Museum hosted its “Bridgerton Tea,” based off the “Bridgerton” television show. Museum curator Kat Bezaire said the most recent season of “Bridgerton” highlighted a masquerade party so that is the theme of the Brid

The WSO wind quintet performed in King’s Navy Yard Park late Sunday afternoon to close the two-day Amherstburg Art Crawl. The Amherstburg Art Crawl returned to town for the fifth straight year and featured new art being created, the viewing and sale of other pieces of art and the unveiling of more public art pieces. The latter included two new murals being unveiled in the town’s downtown core. The first unveiling was “The Stories We Tell,” the mural in “Art Alley” on the side

The July edition of Music off the Back Porch was held last Friday evening at the Park House Museum with Linda Girard and Don McArthur being the performers. The next Music off the Back Porch is Aug. 7 at 6 p.m. (weather permitting) with Hartt Goldman and Denise & Matt Romain being the scheduled performers. It is free to attend, with donations to the Park House Museum welcome. Music off the Back Porch Music off the Back Porch