Eastbound at Whit’s Public House
Date: Sunday, October 6 2024 to Sunday, October 20 2024
Eastbound—a husband and wife duo made up of Krista and Jay Luddington—were brought together through their love of music. With their beautifully in-sync harmonies and wide range of songs and genres, from East Coast Celtic Folk to Country and everything in between, you are sure to be kept entertained at one of their shows. The duo has played from Coast to Coast together, and their shared passion continues to guide them in ways they never could have imagined. 8-11pm
Thursday Tunes and Tales at the Red Shoe: Eastbound
Date: Thursday, October 3 2024
Eastbound—a husband and wife duo made up of Krista and Jay Luddington—were brought together through their love of music. With their beautifully in-sync harmonies and wide range of songs and genres, from East Coast Celtic Folk to Country and everything in between, you are sure to be kept entertained at one of their shows. The duo has played from Coast to Coast together, and their shared passion continues to guide them in ways they never could have imagined. FREE |…
Supper Hour Music at the Red Shoe: Neil McDaniel and Kevin LeVesconte
Date: Monday, September 30 2024 to Wednesday, October 2 2024
Neil McDaniel originates from Margaree Forks who has entertained audiences from the Maritimes to the Ottawa Valley and across the Atlantic to the West Coast of Ireland. McDaniel holds true to his Irish heritage which is evident in his singing and performances on mandolin, guitar, banjo, whistles, and piano. His lively shows encompass a well-flavoured recipe of music, headlining as a solo artist or with a band and always ready to bring on the tradition. Kevin LeVesconte is a fiddler…
Lyndsay Hubley: Journeys Home – an exhibition at J. Franklin Wright Gallery
Date: Tuesday, October 1 2024 to Saturday, November 23 2024
Lyndsay Hubley is an artist living in St. Margaret’s Bay, Nova Scotia. Being a native of Cape Breton, she is inspired to create as a way of honouring the beauty of the land and culture of her home. Living away, it has become tradition to return to Cape Breton each summer with her children to share the landscapes, coastal views and places of importance from her own childhood. In her Journeys Home collection, Lyndsay shares her unique point of view…
Cabot Trail Writers Festival: Sunday Afternoon and Evening in the Highlands
Date: Sunday, October 6 2024
Once a year, in wild, beautiful Unama’ki (Cape Breton), writers and readers come together and experience the magic power of stories to connect us and create community. The Cabot Trail Writers Festival continues through Sunday afternoon and concludes in the evening with events in the Chéticamp area including a walking tour of Cap-Rouge and Supper in Grand Étang at Centre de la Mi-Carême.3:30-9:30pm
Paint Night in the Park!
Date: Monday, September 23 2024
Join us at Chéticamp Visitor Centre on September 23 for a relaxing Paint Night with local artist Mathieu Lebrun. Enjoy two hours of guided painting in the inspiring Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Cost per person includes use of paint and brushes, traditional canvas (9”x12”), and instruction that makes it easy and fun to make memories with friends and family! Pre-registration is required by e-mail (cbinfo@pc.gc.ca), phone (902-224-2306), or in person at Chéticamp and Ingonish Visitor Information Centres and campgrounds.*Recommended…
William Hess Exhibition at Inverness County Centre for the Arts
Date: Saturday, September 21 2024 to Saturday, October 26 2024
From September 15-October 27, the ICCA is very proud to present an exhibition of the work of singular painter William Hess. Hess, who emigrated from West Germany in 1951, ran a toy store in Inverness, and created some of the most memorable images ever painted of Cape Breton Island. His work, which also depicted many other subjects, is well known in the area, and many pieces are owned by local art lovers. Tuesday to Sunday, 12-5pm
William Hess Exhibition at Inverness County Centre for the Arts
Date: Friday, September 20 2024 to Friday, October 25 2024
From September 15-October 27, the ICCA is very proud to present an exhibition of the work of singular painter William Hess. Hess, who emigrated from West Germany in 1951, ran a toy store in Inverness, and created some of the most memorable images ever painted of Cape Breton Island. His work, which also depicted many other subjects, is well known in the area, and many pieces are owned by local art lovers. Tuesday to Sunday, 12-5pm
William Hess Exhibition at Inverness County Centre for the Arts
Date: Thursday, September 19 2024 to Thursday, October 24 2024
From September 15-October 27, the ICCA is very proud to present an exhibition of the work of singular painter William Hess. Hess, who emigrated from West Germany in 1951, ran a toy store in Inverness, and created some of the most memorable images ever painted of Cape Breton Island. His work, which also depicted many other subjects, is well known in the area, and many pieces are owned by local art lovers. Tuesday to Sunday, 12-5pm
William Hess Exhibition at Inverness County Centre for the Arts
Date: Wednesday, September 18 2024 to Wednesday, October 23 2024
From September 15-October 27, the ICCA is very proud to present an exhibition of the work of singular painter William Hess. Hess, who emigrated from West Germany in 1951, ran a toy store in Inverness, and created some of the most memorable images ever painted of Cape Breton Island. His work, which also depicted many other subjects, is well known in the area, and many pieces are owned by local art lovers. Tuesday to Sunday, 12-5pm