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HALIFAX: The second annual Nova Scotia Summer Fest is set to rock Keppoch Mountain in Antigonish again during the weekend of August 28 and 29. Festival founder and executive director Ray Mattie unveiled eight of the 12...
MABOU: On September 16, The Ships of 1801 Society’s newest musical theater production, Keppoch: The Last Wake will give Mabou audiences a peek into a ceilidh house on the Keppoch Mountain in Antigonish County. “People can expect to see a...
CANSO: The Stan Rogers Folk Festival, Canada’s Songwriter Festival, is excited to announce its 2019 headliners. Suzanne Vega, Donovan Woods and Jeremy Dutcher will highlight the show taking place from July 25-28 in Canso. Known internationally for songs...
MABOU: Sin Agad an Dòigh is back on Wednesday, December 28. This show will be a must have Christmas gift! After receiving rave reviews from the fall run, this hilarious production is making its return to the stage, starring Howie...
JOHNSTOWN: As key scenes for a feature length film are being shot in Johnstown, the local parish hall and church were transformed into a movie set over the course of a couple days and the filmmakers involved...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Figures compiled by the Celtic Colours International Festival suggest that the Cape Breton-wide event is still growing within the Town of Port Hawkesbury, nearly two decades after the festival’s 1997 launch. Celtic Colours executive director Mike MacSween and...
MABOU: The Inverness County Singers and the Young County Singers will be presenting a special concert series called ‘A Tribute to the Beatles’ starting on May 11 in Mabou. This nostalgic trip down memory lane will cover many of The...
ARICHAT: A Richmond County author’s most recent book offered a window into the rich history of Isle Madame. In his newly released A Brief History of Ile Madame: Part 2, Arichat historian Don Boudrot explores the history of the communities...
WHYCOCOMAGH: The latest novel from a local author is available for sale. The book launch for Brenda MacLennan-Dunphy’s second novel, The Silence of the Vessel, was held at the Whycocomagh Waterfront Centre on November...
Mulgrave Road Theatre breaks ground on a net zero cultural centre By Philip Moscovitch Climate Story Network GUYSBOROUGH: In 2016, Mulgrave Road Theatre started thinking about expanding —...
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