From loss comes renewal: storytelling and digital arts are helping rebuild Melgund’s cultural memory and identity.
Terri Bell
Terri, a dedicated crafter and arts administrator from Borups Corners, is a driving force in Melgund Township's community arts scene. Specializing in sewing, quilting, leatherwork, and beading, she is a key organizer and facilitator for Art Borups Corners. A long-standing member and current Secretary-Treasurer of the Local Services Board, Terri has championed youth, arts, and music initiatives since 2014, including open mic nights and collaborations like the Canada Council for the Arts Digital Greenhouse program. She actively supports upcoming events such as Canada Day pop-up exhibitions and the Hot August Night Music Festival.
Mushrooms decompose matter, enrich soil, and form vital tree partnerships, benefiting forest ecosystems.
A tiny wildflower, historical eye remedies, and its unique semi-parasitic growth habit. Learn more!
This little critter chilling out near the flower pots is a Gray Treefrog (Dryophytes versicolor).
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As the best part of the growing season approaches, the local blueberry patches are looking spectacular, hinting...
The Pioneer Club Atikokan was buzzing with energy this past Sunday, May 25th, as it hosted a...
A quiet revival is taking root in Melgund Township, Northwestern Ontario this spring, where youth and community...
MELGUND TOWNSHIP, Ont. — The Local Services Board of Melgund met Monday evening at the community hall,...
Borups Corners was a creative hub for the Winter Arts and Music Retreat on March 1-2, 2025,...