Join Benjamin Bridge Vineyards on July 18 for a golden-hour gathering and live music from Mac & Hawes. Celebrate everything we love most about a Maritime summer including great wine, fantastic live music, lawn games, and beautiful Gaspereau...
Stan Rogers Folk Festival is an international festival of songwriters. See 40+ artists/bands perform July 20-26, 2026. Add in camping, crafts, great food and non-stop "jamming" for a memorable weekend!
Experience a week of percussive dance and traditional music in scenic Mabou with some of Cape Breton Island's finest dancers, musicians and Gaelic singers.
Join us in celebrating Canada's longest running bluegrass music festival in Ardoise, Nova Scotia!
oin us for an unforgettable evening of Cape Breton fiddle music at Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in beautiful Baddeck.
On July 23 at 7 p.m., enjoy a free live performance by the Cape Breton Fiddlers Association inside the inspiring set
Experience performances, Live Bands,demonstrations, and exhibits from the multicultural fabric that makes Nova Scotia unique. Taste international culinary delights at an event that is sure to become a family favourite.
Puppets! Puns! Murder! The Family Crow: A Murder Mystery is a laugh-out-loud puppet comedy crafted by internationally acclaimed Off-Broadway puppeteer Adam Francis Proulx.
Enjoy an evening of exceptional classical music in the heart of Baddeck. The Midsummer Music Series brings outstanding performances to Baddeck and surrounding area from the beautiful stage within the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site
Taking place every July for the past 30 years, Boxwood Festival invites everyone to play, dance, sing, listen and learn from some of the world's finest artists in folk and early music in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.
Emilio’s A Million Chameleons is a dazzling, heartwarming musical about embracing who you truly are, supporting one another, and letting your inner sparkle shine. Appropriate for ages 4 to 104, the whole family will delight in this puppet-filled romp
Exhibitions have brought Nova Scotians together since our first exhibition in Hants County in 1765. Agricultural Societies initially hosted Exhibitions for farmers to exhibit their stock or crops for local competition. Exhibitions and Fairs have come
Interested in learning more about Mi’kmaw culture? It is said that Grandmother Moon watches over the waters of the earth. Join Mary Louise Bernard for this Indigenous ceremony, which celebrates women's teachings around the time of the full moon.
