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Welcome to Studio Arts Academy & Rock School, the place where creativity, passion, and talent come together in a dazzling symphony of artistic expression! Get ready to dive into a world of inspiration and endless possibilities created by the May family. Located in the vibrant heart of St. Thomas, our colorful studio space is a haven for musicians of all ages and skill levels. Say hello to the extraordinary powerhouse that is Studio Arts!
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Ah - Spring has almost sprung!
Looking past the layers of freezing rain and permafrost, you’ll be sure to see the buds on the trees resume their annual sprout and feel the sun shining down on your skin as it resides in the sky for a longer duration of the day. If you’re wondering how you and your family can make the most of this lovely season, you’ve found just the place! February 2nd - Groundhog Day! And I know what you’re thinking “Haven’t we all been living a collective Groundhog’s Day for the past almost 3 years now?”
You know, fair enough. But whatever the weather Wiarton Willie predicts, frigid air or no-coat-no-cares, we’ve got some ideas to switch things up! New year, new you, new things to do in sunny St. Thomas!
Maybe your resolution is to pick up a new hobby, or to get outside more, or to try something new. No matter what it is, you’re in the right place - right here in the Railway City! St. Thomas is a city full of history. Today, we're excited to highlight some of our local businesses that have been in operation for over 50 years! These businesses have deep roots within our community, and we couldn’t be more proud. Below we have compiled a list of businesses from oldest to youngest, all of which are over 50 years of age!
Enjoy our handy guide to exploring the holiday season in St. Thomas! Find everything from Christmas markets to local bazaars, parades, parties, music, theatre and so much more!
Ahhh, fall - the crunchy leaves, the crisp autumn breeze, arguably the most romantic time of the year. So much to do, so much to see, so much pumpkin spice to consume, where do we even start?
Thankfully, we have some spectacular, spooky suggestions for you and your boo this harvest season! Despite heading into Fall, city-wide events are still in full swing! Over the next month we encourage you to go out and support local businesses and organizations with their exciting initiatives and projects. Listed below are some great ideas to get out with your family, friends, enjoy a date night, or even explore these events solo!
As summer comes to an end, we are reflecting on some of the events and happenings that we experienced over the past couple months. One in particular that was very special to us was the Mural Festival!
Over the past few years numerous murals have been added to our community through the Track to the Future Mural Project. Over the past couple months, the project has continued and new artists have completed some beautiful works expanding our mural collection in St. Thomas in wonderful ways. The purpose of the mural festival was to get people out and about while immersing themselves in the arts! On that note, we also would like to extend our gratitude to the many local businesses and studios who took part and participated in the event. As a result of this initiative, we are proud to share that approximately eight new murals have been painted! Check them out below... Here in St. Thomas we have many amazing local businesses that offer amazing food and drink options. We wanted to dig a little deeper into what makes some of these unique establishments tick, and today we are highlighting Steelhead Food Co. located on the North end of the city at 5 Barrie Blvd. Steelhead Food Co. created an innovative business where they operate a public Fish & Seafood Market, in addition to the wholesale aspect of their business. We caught up with Meg McTaggart, one of the co-owners, to find the story behind Steelhead.
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