Arts

Art enthusiasts can currently see art that is on display in the Shenkman Arts Centre, but on Sept. 20 they will get a sneak peek behind the scenes ( Photo: Adam Dietrich )

Admittedly, the Charlatan stole CBC’s contest idea but we wanted to see which Canadian locations Carleton students think should be musically-honoured.

Driving up north this summer, 
Kai Black and his friends happened upon a road sign labelled “Bobcaygeon” — the name of both a small Ontario village and the Tragically Hip song in its honour. Immediately, every person in the car launched into singing the aforementioned Hip tune, a moment in which Black found inspiration.

“I’m a singer, I love singing, I love musical theatre, I love drama too. I don’t know if there’s plays going on but I’d definitely like to get involved. Is this a choir here? Ya, I’d totally get involved in that.” - Sarah Vandenberg

Carleton’s campus is comprised of multiple chapters, one being a publication called In/Words that is diving into the school year and Carleton community headfirst this fall.

“In/Words is a small press and literary magazine run out of Carleton University,” new editor Leah Mol said.  “It supports local literature by publishing both quarterly issues and chapbooks.”