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Gary May leads an author talk about his novel Unburdening at The Book Keeper on April 29 at 7:00 PM, followed by a book signing. The free community event includes an intro video from the author and welcomes readers and neighbors to attend.
Donovan Woods appears in an evening presented by the Imperial Theatre at 168 Christina St. North, with tickets available on the theatre listing or via the box office at 519-344-7469. The songwriter, whose songs have been recorded by major artists, released the EP Squander Your Gifts on February 27, 2026, making this an opportunity to hear new personal material in an intimate theatre setting today.
Karen Coughlin performs The Linda Ronstadt Show at the Imperial Theatre today, delivering dozens of Linda Ronstadt songs across folk, country, rock, and standards with a live band and storytelling between numbers. Tickets are available via the Imperial Theatre box office or the show's ticket page, and the box office can be reached at 519-344-7469 during weekday hours.
Mortgage Wellness - Sarnia spotlights live shows at the Imperial Theatre and other spring activities in Sarnia-Lambton, with direct links to the theatre shows page and local event listings. The post also highlights free exhibits at the Judith and Norman Alix Art Gallery and suggests simple outdoor outings like Canatara Park and waterfront walks.
Blackmore, Murphy, Hynes performs at Kineto Theatre today, with tickets listed at $15 available at kineto.ca. The original posting includes a promotional video link and directs buyers to purchase online; check the theatre website for showtime and seating details.
The Lambton Shores Indigenous Festival runs April 17 to April 21, 2026 at the Kineto Theatre in Forest, featuring film screenings, storytelling, artisans, and shared meals. Highlights include a Friday community celebration, an international exchange with Shoalhaven First Nations filmmakers on Saturday, and screenings of Nature of Healing with survivor Q&A sessions and elders present.
Kineto Theatre presents the Indigenous Film Festival Program April 17 to April 21, 2026, with school screenings, a community celebration screening of Sweet Summer Pow Wow, a cultural exchange featuring Occupation Native with guest Julienne McKay, and a Nature of Healing screening with survivors and elders joining a Q and A. Admission is by goodwill donation, and Monague Family food items are available for $12 at select events.
Kineto Theatre hosts the Lambton Shores Indigenous Film Festival from April 17 to April 21, featuring Sweet Summer Powwow, Occupation Native, and Nature of Healing with post film discussions and community programming. Tickets for select screenings are $10, Nature of Healing tickets are available at https://kineto.ca or at the door, and evening events include onsite artisans and community meals.
Lambton Shores Indigenous Festival runs April 17 to April 21, 2026 at the Forest Kineto Theatre, offering film screenings, storytelling, artisans, and community dialogue. Key highlights include a Friday night screening of Sweet Summer Pow Wow, a Saturday international cultural exchange, and a Sunday screening of Nature of Healing with a survivors and elders Q and A. Admission is by goodwill donation and festival concessions include Monague Family dishes priced at $12.
Kineto Theatre presents an Indigenous Film Festival on April 17, 18, 19, and 21 featuring Sweet Summer Powwow, an international cultural exchange screening of Occupation Native with shorts introduced by Julienne, and a powerful Nature of Healing presentation with a Q and A led by Dawn Hill. Food from the Monague Family is available for $12, admission is by goodwill donation, and several sessions include special guests and honour drum presentations.
Kineto Theatre presents an Indigenous Film Festival across April 17 to April 21 with community screenings, an international cultural exchange featuring Occupation Native and guest Julienne McKay, and a Sunday session focused on truth and healing. Evening doors typically open at 6:00 PM with screenings at 7:00 PM, admission is by goodwill donation and select festival food items are listed at $12.
The North Lambton Community Health Centre invites you to an evening of Indigenous storytelling and cultural exchange at the Kineto Theatre on Saturday, April 18, 2026. The program welcomes visiting filmmakers and centers film as a way to build community and connection.
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