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Coming this spring, here’s a sneak peek at our theme – on the shelf April 3

February 2023

One of our contributors, Luke Quinton, is part of a group of urban-design-minded people in St John’s, called Re-Vision YYT. Among other initiatives is a crowd-sourced map of both current and historic cornerstores in the capital city.

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Enjoy a safe & lovely Easter break

We’ll see you back here next week. And though it’s not the Easter Bunny, check out this lovely creature – A Hare in Time, by Erin Callahan St John (wood…

Visual Art

“The movement of water has been a recurring subject for me”: Di Dabinett captures the Liminal

“Ideas, like waves, have fetches. They arrive with us having travelled vast distances, and their pasts are often invisible, or barely imaginable.” —Robert Macfarlane Liminal spaces are places of transition,…

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A Grand Time: NL Music at the Irish Traditional Music Archive in Dublin

BY Marie Stamp

“O’Hara would eventually make hundreds of recordings of the stories and songs of the people he met in Newfoundland. He did not have to insist too much to coax them to take the mic. “Sing a song or hum a tune, do a dance or leave the room! That’s what they used to say,” he remembers of his time in Branch.”

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