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City of Music Conference Panels Roll Out!
Now in its fourth year, the City of Music Conference returns to London — Canada’s UNESCO City of Music — with an expanded two-day format!
Black History Month Profiles III: Fauzia Agbonhin
Award-winning London poet Fauzia Agbonhin shares her mini-profiles of artists she admires as she explores hip hop as it is lived and performed here. In addition to her award-winning slam poetry, Fauzia Agbonhin follows London hip hop. Here she
Shifting To Orange (Restrict) Level and REVS Training Sessions
LONDON HAS ENTERED ORANGE-RESTRICT LEVEL AS OF MONDAY MARCH 1st Live music is able to return to London venues with restrictions in place. To learn about what this means refer to the Covid-19 Response Framework . An overview of guidelines
Black History Month Music Profile II: The McAuley Boys
The McAuley Boys are an R&B/Pop vocal group from London. The four brothers, Gary, left, Randy, Mark and George McAuley, have enjoyed a recording and performance career that spans more than two decades in the music industry. From early on,
Re-Opening Every Venue Safely
A year we won't soon forget. As 2020 inches towards an end, our live music venues have closed their doors to the public, for now. A New Year brings new possibilities and helps refocus us. The London Music Office is working
Nora's Story
Nora Galloway, photo by Tina Hayes. My very first gig in London Ontario was at The Latin Quarter. Here’s the story of how that happened. And a few other things. All the world’s a stage (in Stratford): I grew
Singing Along: Memories of The Funk Farm
The Funk Farm, at Coldstream, from George P. Rickard (Sketching Rambles in Ontario) Memories of The Funk Farm (Sometime in 1970 to c 1973) In 1970, to us hippy musicians, “moving to the country” was the prime directive
Singing Along: The Ballad of The Towne Criers
THE BALLAD OF THE TOWNE CRIERS 1961-1965 This Singing Along post, as the FCLMA London Music Hall of Fame’s celebrates our folk music history, is The Ballad of The Towne Criers by Brad Myers. It tells of a London folk
FCLMA HOF Singing Along No. 2 — Paul Mills on 509 Maitland St.
Our second post is by iconic London folk musician and producer Paul Mills who was a witness to Canadian folk music history at 509 Maitland St. in the Woodfield area. Back in the early 1970s, the second floor of this
Singing Along: London Folk Music Quiz!
May the folk be with you — the day has arrived for you to put your London musical knowledge to the test! Today’s 20-question quiz kickstarts November’s Singing Along blog spotlighting London's folk music history. Singing Along is helmed by
Singing Along: A look into London's Folk Music History
Discover some of the stories behind the singers and songs that created London's rich history with Singing Along, a series of blog posts and quizzes that explore our folk music story. Singing Along is curated by the FCLMA London Music
Health Unit Changes Effective October 24th
Effective October 24, 2020, all persons in the City of London or County of Middlesex who operate a restaurant, bar, food truck, concession stand, and other food or drink establishments or banquet hall must take the following actions. Ensure that
New Restrictions Placed on Ontario Bars & Restaurants
In an announcement made Friday September 25th, Premier Doug Ford expressed concern over the rising number of COVID 19 cases throughout Ontario as he introduced additonal restriction for bars, restaurants and nightclubs. Effective immediately, all businesses must stop serving alcohol at 11pm and close their doors
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