Sudbury rap artist Max Moon releases solo record next month: Sudbury rap artist Max Moon is releasing his debut solo record, The Grand Howl, on Sept. 26. For more, click here. Supplied photo
Do you have a community or family event you'd like us to know about? Send us the information to dmacdonald@postmedia.com and we'll do our best to share with the community. Check out what's happening in the community with the list below.
Aug. 28
Mining: Mining Women, Sudbury Networking Night, Aug. 28, 6:30 p.m., NORCAT, Maley Drive; allevents.in/sudbury/mining-women-sudbury-networking-night/200028660152005.
Music: Bob Wiseman and Mike Boguski, Two Pianos No Rodeo, Aug. 28, 7 p.m. Knox Hall, 73 Larch St.; tinyurl.com/4mbp8ar3.
Music: Join La Fromagerie, 80 Elgin St., for live music every Thursday, Friday & Saturday Check out its calendar at thefromo.ca.
Health: Forest Healing Summer Series. Discover how nature and the strength of community can support our ability to heal body, mind and spirit. Aug. 28, 9:30 a.m. Kivi Park, 4472 Long Lake Rd.; www.flourishwithmonique.com/event-details/forest-healing-summer-series-2025-08-28-09-30.
Outdoor market: Sudbury Market, Thursdays, June to October, 2 to 4 p.m. Corner of York and Paris streets; www.sudburymarket.ca.
Music: Thursday evening is Jazz Night, sponsored by Dorland Music, at Pestos Restaurant in the Radisson Inn downtown. Weekly musical guests from Toronto are hosted by James Dorland with backup provided by local musicians. The line-up changes weekly. Tickets are available on Eventbrite.
Theatre (register): Biggest Little Theatre Company has recently launched a new after-school arts program for kids aged 8–12, combining creative training with after-school care. Program runs every school day from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., by registration only. 2891 Martin Rd. Blezard Valley. Children attending schools in the Val Caron area are eligible for busing directly from school to the program. For more information, visit www.bltcsudbury.com.
Film: Sudbury Indie Cinema. Movies include Better Days, Almost Famous, Went Up the Hill, Americana, Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, Sorry, Baby. For the full schedule and to purchase tickets, go to sudburyindiecinema.com.
Health: This August, transform unwanted items into vital support for local patients and families facing cancer in the Sudbury area. Scrap Cancer is back from Aug. 1–31, and this year, the message is simple: no scrap is too small, and every donation counts. Supported by Triple M Metal, this annual campaign invites communities across northeastern Ontario to clean up for a cause - raising funds to support patients receiving cancer care through the Shirley and Jim Fielding Northeast Cancer Centre at Health Sciences North in Sudbury. For more information, go to hsnfoundation.com/events.
Film: Science North's IMAX Theatre. For more, go to www.sciencenorth.ca/imax.
Art: Common Ground, an exhibition and sale of the newest works of Sudbury artist Frank Danielson, runs at Perivale Gallery, 1320 Perivale Rd. E in Spring Bay until Sept. 14. Following the gallery’s seasonal closing, images of his work will be available through its website, perivalegallery.com. Perivale Gallery is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Art: The Art Gallery of Sudbury has announced an installation of new quilts by senior artist Judith E. Martin. The Sky: New Quilts by Judy Martin will be on exhibit at 174 Elgin St. until Aug. 30. To learn more, go to judithemartin.com or judys-journal.blogspot.com. She is on Instagram at @judithemartin.
Art: The newest work by Sudbury artist Monique Legault is on display at the Perivale Gallery on Manitoulin Island until Sept. 14. Fans can view To Canada with Love: Forest Strong & Free at www.perivalegallery.com/monique-legault. Inquiries and purchases may be made by calling 705-210-0290. Perivale Gallery is located at 1320 Perivale Road East, Spring Bay, on Manitoulin Island. It is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Sept. 14.
