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Bob Romeo visited "The Robby" Heritage Hall in St. Catharines to check out the Opening Ceremony to this year's 51st annual Niagara Folk Arts Festival! From now until May 26th, multicultural community opens its doors and its hearts and welcomes you to experience the beauty and uniqueness of their cultures, traditions, art, music and food. There are dances, exhibitions, live entertainment and more. Visit folk-arts.ca/festival for all event information - this festival is a beautiful blend of the cultures and people that make Canada a nation to be envied.

The 20th annual walk-a-thon in support of ARID Recovery homes.
Mike Balsom reports.

The Port Colborne Historical & Marine Museum is officially open for the 2019 season. May is Museum Month and they have lots of great activities planned. The Museum property is open daily from 12 - 5 p.m. and admission is free. Brenda Schultz reports.

The first annual FamJam 4 Wellness event took place at St. Michael Catholic High School in Niagara Falls. James J. Hall brings you this report.

The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority held their annual Niagara Envirothon at Brock university recently. 11 teams from 8 local high schools competed. Brenda Schultz reports.

Living Desert features a body of work by Robert Herman which represents a collection of introspective portraits of succulents found in the Coachella Valley of California.

St. Catharines had an open house recently so citizens could give feedback on the release of a plan that outlines long term arena needs in the garden city. 

The FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre was once again home for the second annual "Songs Of The City", where inspiring speakers teamed up with some of Canada's finest singers and songwriters, to share their stories and songs of struggles, hope and triumph.

3 graduates of Govenor Simcoe Secondary School spent hundreds of hours working on a mural in the years leading up to their graduation. Their work is now on display at the school.