From celebrating young artists to enjoying legendary music brought to life, these upcoming events offer perfect opportunities to connect, be inspired, and enjoy local talent.
Open House & Youth Art Show – Fine Line Art Gallery
Thursday, April 16, 2026, 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Fine Line Art Gallery
The Fine Line Art Gallery invites the community to their Spring Show Open House, featuring the Little Line Youth Art Show alongside work by gallery members and guest artists. This special event showcases artwork inspired by the theme “Nature’s Palette,” highlighting creativity drawn from the colours, textures, and beauty of the natural world.
Guests are welcome to drop in throughout the day to explore a wide range of artistic styles and perspectives, while supporting both emerging young artists and established creators. Refreshments will be available, creating a relaxed, welcoming space to browse, connect, and celebrate the arts. Everyone is encouraged to attend and enjoy this inspiring community showcase.
King and Cash – A Tribute to Musical Legends
Thursday, April 16, 7:00 p.m.
Fort Frances Legion
Music fans are in for a treat when King and Cash takes the stage at the Fort Frances Legion. This tribute show honours two of the most iconic performers of all time — Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash — brought to life by acclaimed tribute artist Darren Lee, accompanied by Jennifer Rae.
The evening promises a powerful blend of classic hits, authentic style, and heartfelt performances that pay tribute to the lasting legacy of both legends. From Elvis’s undeniable charisma to Johnny Cash’s deep storytelling sound, this show is a must‑see for fans of timeless music and live entertainment.
Don’t You Dare Run Away — A New Comedy by Robin Taylor Wright
Wednesday, April 22, 6:30 p.m.
Fort Frances Library & Technology Centre
Theatre lovers are invited to enjoy an evening of laughter and local storytelling with a staged reading of Don’t You Dare Run Away, a brand‑new comedy by local playwright Robin Taylor Wright. Hosted at the Fort Frances Library & Technology Centre, this event offers a first look at a fresh work brought to life by a talented cast.
Staged readings provide a unique, behind‑the‑scenes experience, highlighting the script and performances while giving audiences the chance to engage with new theatre in an intimate setting. The event is free to attend, with donations welcomed to support the actors. No registration is required — simply show up, grab a seat, and enjoy a night of homegrown theatre.
