ST. ANN’S: Colaisde na Gàidhlig, also known as The Gaelic College, recognized by many for its world-renowned educational institution which people attend to study Gaelic Language, culture, history and music, has received an East Coast Music...
The Co-Artistic Producers of Theatre Baddeck said they have been advised to expect a 30 per cent cut to their annual operating funding.
BADDECK: Theatre Baddeck's announcement regarding the 2026–2027 Provincial Budget comes amid...
ESKASONI: Canada’s premier orchestra is set to make a meaningful return to Cape Breton this spring, with a special performance in Eskasoni marking a major national milestone.
The National Arts Centre Orchestra (NACO) will...
Now that February is done and dusted, what better way to put that miserable month in the rearview mirror than by going to a kitchen party?
But we’re not talking about just any old...
RIVER TILLARD: A local author’s passion for the written word was hard earned, a journey that has made her commitment to literacy all the more meaningful.
Long before she became a teacher, literacy coordinator,...
CAPE BRETON: The Cabot Trail Writers Festival is facing an uncertain future after proposed provincial budget cuts could slash vital arts funding that sustains the festival’s operations, outreach, and programming.
According to Rebecca Silver...
GUYSBOROUGH: It may not boast red carpets or attract paparazzi, but plans are underway for Guysborough County’s first full arts festival.
The Guysborough Arts Festival will launch in July 2026 as a multi-disciplinary, community-driven...
Six decades is a long time to be doing anything, but if you can do it rocking the blues, that's not a bad path to follow. And nobody does it better than Matt Minglewood.
ORANGEDALE: A short story written by Inverness County author Bev Hotchkiss is being adapted into a film, with production on the Cape Breton-based project scheduled to begin this fall.
The story, Mister Bojangles, appears...
ANTIGONISH: On two Saturdays in January, the hallways of St. Andrew Junior School (SAJS) were alive with music as StFX students worked alongside middle school musicians, sharing their skills and passion in a series of mentorship clinics.