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What to do. Auditions for KWLT's production of Venus in Fur run this Monday, Oct. 23 to Wednesday, Oct. 25. Full information about the show, characters, mandatory dates, and audition process is available at http://tinyurl.com/venusinfurinfo. Head over to the Kitchener Public Library for a new

What to do. Get crafty tonight at Descendants Beer & Beverage with Beers & Boards. Get into the Halloween spirit with some fun, scary and funny Halloween signs. Starting at only $45, registration includes all materials and hardware needed to complete your Halloween sign and a $5 voucher to enjoy

What to do. THEMUSEUM is presenting a series of dynamic dialogues each Wednesday during the Model Citizens exhibition. The first presentation is a talk with Paul Kalbfleisch titled The Frontier Within happening this Wednesday, Oct. 11 at 7 PM. In his talk, Kalbfleisch draws upon his own personal experience working

What to do. This weekend is the kickoff of Oktoberfest - and it's quite unlike any Oktoberfest you've experienced before. First, you've got your foundational Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest festenhallens - Alpine Club, Hubertushaus, Schwaben Club, Transylvania Club and Concordia. If you're new to town

What to do. Grab your folding chairs - Tuesday, Sept. 26 is Fall Brawl featuring Legends of Wrestling at Maxwell's! Seven matches with WCW and WWE alumni like Kevin Nash, Jimmy Hart and more. Canadian legend Bruce Cockburn plays Centre in the Square this Tuesday, Sept. 26 starting at

What to do. It's time for a week of eating, shopping and playing local! LiveLocalKW is a grassroots initiative which challenges participants to eat, play and buy from local businesses for one week. LiveLocal runs this week - September 17-23, 2017. To sign up to see the offers

What to do. THINGS HAPPENING NOT ON SATURDAY. The Night/Shift lineup launch and volunteer social is this Thursday, Sept. 14 starting at 6:30 pm in Goudie's Lane. Don't sleep on this free, all-ages, pop-up show featuring the soul-blistering sounds of Halifax&

What to do. Your Waterloo Public Library presents "Identity and Popular Culture" this Wednesday, Sept. 6 at 7 pm. Carol B Duncan, Professor of Religion & Culture and coordinator of the Women & Gender Studies program at UW will discuss how popular culture influences who we are and

Local Twitter. Friend of the newsletter (and 570 News host) Mike Farwell wrote a column titled "Cyclists also have to obey the rules of the road" last week and, well, there was some spirited debate on local Twitter. TL;DR - Mr. Farwell argues that even with better cycling

What to do. Before we get to the events - quick shout out to some other awesome community builders who work tirelessly to keep you up-to-date with what's happening in town - KW Tonite, KW Buzz, The Local Advocate, The Cambridgian, Canardiain, KPL #ChapterOne, CultKW and The Community