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    A performer sings on stage under red and yellow lighting.

    CityFolk Day 2 Review: Melissa Etheridge and Indigo Girls rock night of nostalgia

    Arts Naeema Abdullahi -
    On the second night of CityFolk, headliner Melissa Etheridge and other acts including the Indigo Girls ignited a night of nostalgia.
    A singer in a white t-shirt sings on a stage lit up by yellow sparklers at night.

    CityFolk Day 1 Review: Alex Warren opens festival with ‘boy-next-door’ charm

    Arts Kyla Silva -
    CityFolk 2025's headliner, Alex Warren, and previous acts including Tyler Shaw, dazzled the festival's opening night.
    A graphic of a dragon, skull, four women and "9 to 5" individually spotlit on a dark stage with red curtains.

    Carleton University theatre shows to look for this year

    Arts Sophia Laporte -
    With Carleton talent, here's what Sock 'n' Buskin and the Carleton Musical Theatre Society have in store for the 2025-26 season.
    Four people in red and black extravagant clothing stand with instruments in a forest clearing.

    Review: ‘Forensis’ album files through the wreckage of young love

    Arts Naeema Abdullahi -
    Carleton student Nisse Anonby, professionally known as Loch Nisse Monster, penned her album, Forensis, describing heartbreak as a crime scene.
    Photos hang from the ceiling of an art gallery.

    ‘Unravelling’ exhibit weaves culture, identity and activism

    Arts Savanah Patterson -
    Gallery 101's Unravelling exhibit featuring multimedia works explores colonialism and celebrates Filipino heritage.
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