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Allowing select events, including concerts, to run an extra hour is among the rule changes city hall is studying for outdoor festivals.

A legendary moment in music history is revisited in the Grand Theatre’s season-ending production, Million Dollar Quartet. The set recreates the Sun Records studio street front in Memphis, Tenn., where the ultimate supergroup – Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins, all in the right place at

Kat and Karissa Strain have poured heart and soul into making a feature film in Chatham – now they’re waiting nervously to see if it will make one of North America’s top film festivals.

A globe-trotting exhibition of Banksy's work, featuring original pieces from famed British artist, is set to open in downtown London April 18, marking its debut in Canada.

A world-renowned London author has been nominated for a prestigious literary award.

The Grand Theatre has announced its 2024-25 season, which includes well-known titles, locally conceived productions and Ontario debuts.

What would be better than four days of Rock The Park?

All guests invited for an odd dinner at a remote mansion act suspiciously after a murder takes place, but only one of them is guilty.

The Grand Theatre's 26th High School Project – a full-fledged production, with local high school students as cast and crew – will stage Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical.

The London Community Orchestra's 50th anniversary concert season continued on Sunday with a performance at Dundas Street United Church.

How's this for celebrating your 20th anniversary?

London Symphonia is partnering with musician Beau Dixon's ensemble of bass, drums, guitar and three singers for the Spirit and Legacy of Black Music, an event celebrating songwriters who marked the civil rights era of the 20th century. LFP's Beatriz Baleeiro spoke with Dixon about what London audiences can expect