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The popular Music Niagara Festival is officially underway. The festival offers world-class, diverse music experiences over the summer months in NOTL.

NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, ONTARIO (MARCH 12, 2024) - Bravo Niagara! announces Kimiko’s Pearl: a new, original ballet based on the Japanese Canadian internment of WWII. This marks the first time this tragic wartime experience has been told through ballet. 

Commissioned and produced by Bravo Niagara!, the ballet is based on a story by Emmy Award-winning writer Howard Reich and inspired by the family history of Bravo Niagara! co-founders Christine Mori and her daughter Alexis Spieldenner, who serve as co-creators and producers of the ballet. Presented by the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre (250 St. Paul St, St. Catharines), tickets are available now for the world premiere performances on June 22 at 7:30 p.m. and June 23 at 2:30 p.m. 

The 2024 World Rowing Senior, Under 23 & Under 19 Championships are coming to St. Catharines from August 18th - 25th. Chair Bill Schenck & Bryan Rose, Executive Director from the Niagara Community Foundation visit the studio to discuss.

The annual Tesla Fest returns to Niagara Falls on July 12th and 13th, celebrating the legacy of Nikola Tesla through a blend of science, technology, and art. Nem Stankovic is one of the conveners of the festival and he joins Anthony Luongo in the YourTV studio to discuss.

The Niagara Canada International Film Fest stands out for its role in celebrating diverse ethnicities through film. This year's festival was held earlier this month at the Niagara Falls Convention Centre. Gordon So, President of NCIFF, is here to recapture the exceptional cinematic experience.

The second annual Niagara Irish Festival returns to Firemen's Park in Niagara Falls August 23rd - 24th, and organizers teamed with local brewhouse Taps to create two signature beers to support the Festival.

A newly released illustrated children's book will help welcome Welland's newest residents to the city. Brenda Schultz has more in this report.

Brock University Professor of Health Sciences Dan Malleck joins The Source to discuss the recent decision to allow beer sales in convenience stores.

Lydia Collins explains her role as a Diversity Specialist at Niagara Health.