SYDNEY: Celtic Colours celebrated 20 years of music and culture, and government continues to invest in the festival's success.
Derek Mombourquette, MLA Sydney-Whitney Pier, on behalf of Tony Ince, Minister of Communities, Culture and Heritage, announced on October 6, a...
WE’KOQMA’Q: Loretta Gould says, “I have always considered myself as an artist.”
As a young girl growing up in We’koqma’q First Nation, she remembers dreaming of becoming a fashion designer.
“I...
ANTIGONISH: This summer, Festival Antigonish Summer Theatre (FAST) will be doing something they never thought was possible before – taking their performance outside the comfort of the Bauer Theatre.
Artistic director Andrea Boyd said...
HALIFAX: The MLA for Inverness is optimistic about his recent appeal to a provincial cabinet minister to provide additional funding for an upgrade to the Broad Cove Scottish Concert site.
Allan MacMaster made the pitch to the Minister of Communities,...
DARTMOUTH: In May, the Nova Scotia RCMP launched an art
contest and invited elementary, junior high and high school students to submit
their best piece of artwork demonstrating bicycle safety.
Participants were given a chance to...
ANTIGONISH: Theatre Antigonish is preparing to open its 43rd season with a groundbreaking comedy titled Cerulean Blue by Drew Hayden Taylor.
When a struggling blues band is invited to perform at a benefit concert for a remote First Nations community...
ARICHAT: A local music program is welcoming back guests from the last year for a special evening of tunes.
The organizers behind Telile’s East Coast Spotlight, a live monthly program dedicated to local musicians, are celebrating the show’s anniversary on...
MABOU: Inverness County artist Kate Beaton was named the winner of Canada Reads 2023.
The 39-year-old Beaton’s graphic memoir Ducks took the CBC’s annual national literary competition on March 30.
“I...
SKYE GLEN: After being stopped short last year due to public health restrictions around the COVID-19 pandemic, a play with a local historic flare is hitting the stage once again for two shows in Glendale.
ANTIGONISH: The Antigonish International Film Festival
(AIFF) kicks off this year with an October 25th evening screening of nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up
at the new Brian Mulroney Institute of Government Auditorium at StFX
University. Admission is free.