Videos

Juliet Dunn from the TD Niagara Jazz Festival explains how some community partnerships have led to new Black History Month events.

Kira Allen and Marcel Stewart from b current speak to The Source about bringing Freedom: A Mixtape to St. Catharines. The production uses sound, music and spoken word to inspire and engage audiences in meaningful dialogue and action.

Laura Dumas & Charmaine Frado give an update on Start Me Up Niagara's Coldest Night of the Year Walk that is scheduled for Saturday February 24th.

Niagara's Black History took the spotlight this past Saturday in Niagara-on-the-Lake. The first of an upcoming series of Fireside Friday chats took place at Navy Hall, where Parks Canada took the opportunity to unveil a new plaque in honour of Chloe Cooley.

The smell of flapjacks and breakfast sausages rose into the sky in downtown St. Catharines, all thanks to the 25th Annual Toque Tuesday Mayor's Pancake Breakfast. Nathan Beaulieu reports.

Fake Shark's winter tour brings them to the Warehouse Concert Hall in St. Catharines on February 10th. Kevvy Maher joins The Source to talk about the tour and the success of their single - Exactly What I thought You Were.

Amanda Braet and Andrea DiCenso from Birchway Niagara visit the studio to discuss Brunch, Bid & Bowl that takes place March 9th.

The Wineries of Niagara-On-The-Lake is back with their "Chocolate & Cheese" event, that sees their member wineries inviting you to explore the decadently sweet and savoury art of pairing wine with chocolate & cheese. The Source's Kennedy Reynolds visited a couple wineries and files this report.

The Qamer Foundation once again hosted a World Hijab Day event in St. Catharines.