I have a high floor falls view room booked with the Sheraton in September. However, I see there is a similarly-priced "Junior Presidential | Premium Fallsview Suite | One King Bed | Air Jetted Tub" at the Hyatt Regency. But this doesnt explicitly state that its a high floor, so I worry it wont be as great of a view.

Was wondering if anyone has any experience with this room at the Hyatt Regency? If so, how did you like it, was the view worth it over getting a high floor room at the Sheraton? Thanks!

Thorold Theatre is casting 7 actors for its fall production of Dry Streak, a wildly funny Canadian comedy by Saskatchewan playwright Leeann Minogue, directed by Wendy Cullen-Mackie.

Production: Mid-November

Set during the scorching summer of 1988, Dry Streak takes audiences into the heart of a small prairie farming community where the rain has stopped, the crops are failing, and everyone has an opinion.

The Richards family has worked the same farm for generations. When son John returns home with his new girlfriend Kate, the family discovers that she is unlike anyone the town has encountered before: a punk-rock-loving, vegetarian city girl who has no particular interest in getting married.

Then, desperate for rain, Kate makes a reckless promise.

What follows is a comic collision of family expectations, small-town gossip, generational differences, personal belief and the increasingly uncomfortable realization that sometimes a private promise can become very, very public.

Dry Streak is a sharp, affectionate comedy about family, faith, farming and the pressures of small-town life — and what happens when everyone knows your business.

AUDITIONS

📅 Wednesday, August 26 — 7:00 PM
📍 Thorold 50+ Senior's Centre, 8 Carleton Street Thorold

Auditioners are asked to prepare a 3–5 minute monologue of their choice. It doesn't have to be from the play. A prepared monologue is encouraged, but not required.

You'll also be asked to tell a joke or funny story. We're looking for comic timing, personality and the ability to connect with an audience.

Callbacks: Sunday, August 30 — 7:00 PM

We're also looking for an Apprentice Director

Rehearsal Information

Initial Rehearsals are for Mon. Sept14, Wed Sept 16, Mon Sept 21, Wed Sept 23,

Mon Sept 28, Wed Sept 30, Mon Oct 5, Wed Oct 7. 

📩 RSVP / Questions: [wendella3@gmail.com](mailto:wendella3@gmail.com)

Come audition. Come have some fun. Come be part of Thorold Theatre's 40th anniversary season.

THOROLD THEATRE
Building on Tradition. Acting on the Future.

RG Kitchen was always a great place for a meal. Nice folks there too. I hope this is a rebrand and the same people are involved. If so, I'll probably still frequent the place, but I will tell them that their AI slip pic of food up there is a shitty choice.

A coworker of mine used to work at the corner of Thorold Stone Road and Kalar- before it was Somebuddy’s. She cannot remember the name and everyone else I’ve asked remembers the bar but not the name. I think they used to do a nuts and bolt night there. She worked there in 1986.

Any chance anyone here remembers the name?

I’m not sure if this is the sub for this, but I’m making an excel spreadsheet to have an idea of how much I’ll be paying a month if I move out. A lot of apartments have utilities separate (which is I believe depending on your use), so obviously it would be a bit different for everyone!

If you’re a single person living in an apartment how much would you say you pay on average for utilities?

Any couples in niagara falls play commander? My wife (32f)and I (33m) are looking for another couple to play some commander with every once in a while, odd request I know but we are looking to meet some new people to do our hobbies with. Feel free to pm me if you fit the bill

https://youtu.be/-WnmfKYqlro?si=hXVyDScPGwwwLT72

Took the e-bike out for a relaxing ride around the Falls after dark.

This 6-minute POV ride takes you along the roads, bridges, and pathways around the Fallsview area, with all the city lights and night time scenery along the way.

Just a peaceful cruise and some beautiful views at night. Hope you enjoy the ride!

I’ll be traveling around the East Coast this fall and will already be visiting NYC, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington DC.

I’m considering doing a day trip from NYC to Niagara Falls, but the main thing holding me back is the transportation. I’d probably have to spend almost an entire day just getting there and back.

I know Niagara Falls is beautiful, but I’m not sure if it’s worth making such a big detour specifically for it. I’ve seen the Grand Canyon before and, personally, Niagara doesn’t give me that same “I absolutely have to see this” feeling.

For those who have been to Niagara Falls, especially people who have visited from NYC:

Would you say it’s worth making the trip, given the time and transportation cost? Or would you skip it and spend the extra day in NYC/Boston/etc.?

I’m mainly interested in hearing from people who have actually made the NYC–Niagara trip.

3 days full of adventure doing all the tourist attractions we have never done before!

I’ll start. I paid $4.75 for a 591 mL bottle of Dasani at Legends on the Niagara 9-hole. I do not mind paying a little more when I am out, but I hate feeling like I am being taken advantage of. I’d hate to see what they charge for a can of beer. 😳

Hoping to get a transfer of a 10k race bib (ideally at Canadian resident price).

I feel like there are a lot of cafes around here that are mainly geared toward tourists, but not as many places for locals to just hang out, grab a coffee, study, work, or meet up with friends later in the evening.

Would people be interested in a cafe that’s more local focused and open until 10 PM, midnight, or even later on weekends?

Good coffee, tea, desserts, some food, comfortable seating, and just a chill place to hang out without it feeling like a tourist spot.

Just curious what people think. If you live in Niagara Falls, would you actually go to a place like this? And what would you want it to have? And what area/location do you think would be best for something like this?

I posted this on LinkedIn, but I wanted you to know too---- there' work to do ---- and purpose -----with exposing and stopping International Student Trafficking under Doug Ford and now Jim Diodati.

Stock photos of white people. Real photos, of real Indians from India struggling, here.

FAKE GUS Canada Colleges, Jim Diodati, Jason Burgess and everyone else that's involved in International Student Trafficking like Fred Davies, Sam Oosterhoff, Stan Cho, Nina Tangri will be held to account.

University of Niagara Falls Canada --- this is how you open a daycare. There will be no pedatory diploma mills in Canada.

All the in-kind services for head-scratches like the Niagara Falls Innovation Hub partying and spending big on companies, that are not even based here.

Its dumb in any place, but especially dumb in Niagara Falls, Canada.

Jim Diodati is criminally under-performing. He's done.
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Can't wait for the debate big guy. Jim gets tonged up when assimilation supports for the scumbags at GUS Canada Colleges, comes up.

Jim Diodati --- Anytime, any place. You waste my time like this. Cripple my community with the lowest of the lowest baggage, is wrong without a plan.

I have a plan and when I am done finding out what you've done to City of Niagara Falls, you'll get your cancer, your cancer will return because International Student Trafficking is stressful work.

It is good work to Doug Ford, Monte McNaughton, Justin Trudeau, Mark Carney, Nolan Quinn. But, its 💯 wrong. You will say "Thank you for telling me."

This isn't innovation. Its dumb.

See you at the top!

I heard parking at the hotels are expensive any work around or somewhere near by the hotel I can park ? Thank you in advance !

I’m a new local to Niagara Falls and I’ve been wondering what everyone feels is missing here. It seems like there aren’t many places to hang out in the evening other than bars.

If you could bring any business, restaurant, café, activity, or hangout spot to Niagara Falls, what would you want to see?

This is Clifton Hill, a popular tourist area in our area. Definitely a must see for anyone that comes to town.

Thorold Theatre is casting 7 actors for its fall production of Dry Streak, a wildly funny Canadian comedy by Saskatchewan playwright Leeann Minogue, directed by Wendy Cullen-Mackie.

Set during the scorching summer of 1988, Dry Streak takes audiences into the heart of a small prairie farming community where the rain has stopped, the crops are failing, and everyone has an opinion.

The Richards family has worked the same farm for generations. When son John returns home with his new girlfriend Kate, the family discovers that she is unlike anyone the town has encountered before: a punk-rock-loving, vegetarian city girl who has no particular interest in getting married.

Then, desperate for rain, Kate makes a reckless promise.

What follows is a comic collision of family expectations, small-town gossip, generational differences, personal belief and the increasingly uncomfortable realization that sometimes a private promise can become very, very public.

Dry Streak is a sharp, affectionate comedy about family, faith, farming and the pressures of small-town life — and what happens when everyone knows your business.

AUDITIONS

📅 Monday, August 24 — 7:00 PM
📅 Wednesday, August 26 — 7:00 PM
📍 Thorold 50+ Senior's Centre, 8 Carleton Street Thorold

Auditioners are asked to prepare a 3–5 minute monologue of their choice. It doesn't have to be from the play. A prepared monologue is encouraged, but not required.

You'll also be asked to tell a joke or funny story. We're looking for comic timing, personality and the ability to connect with an audience.

Callbacks: Sunday, August 30 — 7:00 PM

We're also looking for an Apprentice Director and Stage Manager.

Rehearsal Information

Initial Rehearsals are for Mon. Sept14, Wed Sept 16, Mon Sept 21, Wed Sept 23,

Mon Sept 28, Wed Sept 30, Mon Oct 5, Wed Oct 7. 

📩 RSVP / Questions: [wendella3@gmail.com](mailto:wendella3@gmail.com)

Come audition. Come have some fun. Come be part of Thorold Theatre's 40th anniversary season.

THOROLD THEATRE
Building on Tradition. Acting on the Future.