INVERNESS: Kyle MacDonald of Foot Cape Road has been nominated for Traditional/Roots Recording of the Year for his first solo album at this year’s Music Nova Scotia awards.
“I’m excited. It was a fun project and it’s nice to share...
MABOU: Nova Scotia’s diverse music scene will be on display this summer at Strathspey Place.
Strathspey Place Performing Arts Centre is set to host its first CURRENTS Multicultural Festival on Thursday evenings from July 12 to August 23.
“The idea is...
HALIFAX: The MLA for Cape Breton-Richmond was proud to accept two awards on behalf of her son during a ceremony last week in Halifax.
Nova Scotia Lieutenant-Governor Arthur LeBlanc presented the Nova Scotia Talent Trust’s Shelagh MacKenzie Award and the...
ST. PETER’S: It’s that time of the year again.
Swim the Canal 2017 is set for the St. Peter’s Canal on August 6. This is the fourth year for this event, which continues to grow and draw in more people.
Organizer...
MABOU: “If Theses Shoes Could Talk” is the theme of
this year’s dance season with Dance Debut.
Michelle Greenwell is entering her 32nd season of
celebrating dance with others, and it has been quite the summer...
By Corrine MacLean
PORT HAWKESBURY: Sunday, July 15, marks the third concert in the Granville Green line-up. This time, Jodi Guthro will open for Bruce Guthro.
Bruce Guthro is a well-known singer/song-writer, and he is also the lead singer for the...
TORONTO, ONTARIO: The second installment of a CBC Radio show compilation has a
genuine Cape Breton feel.
“The
Vinyl Cafe 25 Years - Volume II: Postcards from Canada” compiles 21
show-opening essays recorded at live Vinyl Cafe...
GUYSBOROUGH: The Chedabucto Place Association is pleased to present “Oh Canada, We Sing of Thee” on Sunday, November 5 at 3 p.m. at the Chedabucto Place Performance Centre in Guysborough.
Internationally acclaimed Canadian Songbird Leisa Way has created magic with...