Home Arts & Entertainment

Arts & Entertainment

HALIFAX: Six top Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) culinary graduates have been selected to receive the 2020 Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Culinary Excellence. The award for culinary excellence recognizes a graduating student from each...
GUYSBOROUGH: Mulgrave Road Theatre announces the return of The West Woods by local playwright Tara Reddick. Set in 1968, The West Woods is a play inspired by a rural black community in Guysborough County during a time of social change...
ANTIGONISH COUNTY: The author of a new novel with an interesting geographic flare says growing up, and still to this day, he has always been very interested in the place with a name that leaves a lot...
SYDNEY: With his latest book — Dignity, Democracy, Development: A Citizen’s Reader— Dr. Tom Urbaniak takes his university classroom into the community and to the Cape Breton public. Urbaniak offers 61 challenging, readable, inspiring short essays. His practical insights invite...
CANSO: Organizers of the Stan Rogers Folk Festival have confirmed that ticket sales are going well as they announce the mainstage schedule and a Thursday night kick-off concert. Capped at 1,500, Stanfest artistic director...
MABOU: Jimmy Rankin has returned to Nova Scotia, after being in Nashville for many years. Now that he has returned, Rankin will release his East Coast-themed album Moving East on September 28. Rankin is also scheduled to go on tour...
HALIFAX: The Town Heroes received two Music Nova Scotia (MNS) nominations. The Town Heroes were nominated for Entertainer of the Year. The general public can vote for Entertainer of the Year at: https://musicnovascotia.ca/ballot/2022-music-nova-scotia-entertainer-of-the-year/.
INVERNESS: An up-and-coming filmmaker unearths some of the rich history of coal mining in his hometown with a full-length documentary. Liam MacDonald recently spoke to The Reporter about The Broken Ground: The Story of...
ANTIGONISH: Moira and Claire MacMillan are even in tune when they laugh. That was apparent during a recent phone conversation with The Reporter, where their sense of humour and warmth, as listeners and audiences...
GUYSBOROUGH: Mulgrave Road Theatre is happy to announce the world premiere of Oh Hi, It’s Me. Based on a true story, playwright Ryanne Chisholm weaves a tale about friendship and resilience, untangling a reality which is largely invisible:...
Port Hawkesbury Reporter
Translate »