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A permanent, site-specific installation, History InSite juxtaposes historical photographs with modern streetscapes by presenting the photo in, or close to, the place which it was taken. St. Catharines has a rich photographic history and when compared to the changing streetscapes around the City, that history becomes much more meaningful, poignant, and relevant to our modern eyes. Adrian Petry tells The Source all about History InSite.

Rotary Ribs To Go will take place June 19th-20th at Rapidsview Park and is being hosted by Niagara Falls Sunrise Rotary Club. Money raised during this event goes back into the community. We have contributed to Rotary House, Pathstone Mental Health, School Breakfast Program, GNGH Foundation, Boys and Girls Club of Niagara, Habitat for Humanity and Literacy Niagara to name but a few.

Kari-Lynn Winters, an Associate Professor at Brock University talks about "What's Art Got To Do With It? - The role of arts and culture in a community's survival during a global pandemic." Mike Balsom files this story.

In honour of Pride Month, Enzo DeDivitis joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to discuss the different events planned for the Niagara Region

Construction is currently underway at the City of Niagara Falls' Exchange - Culture Hub and Market. Along with being the future home of the Farmers' Market, plans are for the location to house and promote a vibrant, active, connected and creative community. Culture & Museums Manager Clark Bernat gave The Source a progress update.

Source Producer Mark Bennett stopped by the Seaway Mall in Welland for the wrap up of the United Way's Period Promise campaign.

The 4th annual Motorcycle Ride for Hope in support of the Niagara Life Centre will take place between June 12th to 19th. Mike Balsom files this report.

Rachel Veldhuizen is the Honorary Chair for the Niagara Gutsy Walk. She joins Mike Balsom on Zoom to talk about this year's "Virtual Walk" and what it's like to be the Honorary Chair.

Since the Pandemic started in March of 2020, over 10,000 children have used the services at Pathstone Mental Health. Shaun Baylis, CEO of Pathstone talks to Mike Balsom on Zoom about the 35% increase over the previous year.