Sea and be Scene

There are some great events taking place throughout the month of July 2012 – stay tuned for more, but in the meantime hit the road and take in these highlights of Nova Scotia.

AND...if you've got an event coming up - drop us a line at info@seaandbescene.com with the details and we'll do our best to get it in there...PLEASE put "Event Listings" in the subject line

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CANADA DAY Celebrations

Communities Across the Province

July 1st click here for complete list

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Guysborough Farmers’ Market
Open Every Saturday in July and August , Rain or Shine, from 9-12.
Guysborough Waterfront in the Jost Building. Come visit the venders by the sea and find: Fresh Organic Produce, Freshly Prepared Breakfast Foods, Freshly Brewed Organic Coffee, Unique Homemade Jewelry, Quilts and Knit Goods, Art Work, Fresh Baked Bread. Contact Ashley at 1-902-533-3731

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Sunday Ceilidh – Judique
Every Sunday
Celtic Music Interpretive Centre is the place every Sunday. For more information visit www.celticmusiccentre.com

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Saturday Ceilidh's – Cheticamp
Every Saturday
Be at the Doryman Pub and Grill in Cheticamp, NS for great fiddle music every Saturday afternoon. For more information, call 1-902-224-9909

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Family Square Dance – West Mabou
Every Saturday
Head to the West Mabou Hall for traditional square dance where the whole family is welcome. Contact Margie MacInnis for more details: 902-945-2814

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Maple Sugar Brunch and Guided Tours at Sugar Moon Farm - Earltown
Every Saturday and Sunday
Sugar Moon Farm serves their signature fully-licensed maple brunch. Be sure to take a free guided tour of the maple sugar operation and plan to hike the Rogart Mountain Trail. Snowshoes are also available to rent. Visit the website for more details: www.sugarmoon.ca

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Celebrating 100 Years of Ukrainian Faith in Cape Breton - Whitney Pier
Runs until November 29
A celebration exhibition from the Holy Ghost Ukrainian Parish that presents the immigration and History of the Ukrainian community in Cape Breton, NS from 1912-2012. The community, the traditions and the connections that make Cape Breton Island a truly unique experience. Visit the site to find out more: www.oldsydney.com
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True Tales of the Titanic - Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax
Runs through October 31
As our city and the world commemorates the 100th anniversary of sinking of the RMS Titanic and the great loss of life, separating fact from fiction when it comes to recounting the story of the ill fated ship is the intent of a series of programs offered at our museum over the next months. Call 1-902-424-7941 for details
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Cable Ships: Connecting Halifax to Titanic the World Special Exhibit - Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax
Runs until November 4
The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic presents a special temporary exhibit on the history of cable ships in Nova Scotia, featuring the significant roles of the Halifax-based Mackay-Bennett and Minia ships in Titanic’s recovery operations. Call 1-902-424-7491 for my details

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Hand Carved Decoys Exhibit - Musée Acadien, West Pubnico
Runs June until October 26
The wooden duck decoys display showcases the talents of Richard d'Entremont along with a video of describing his talents, will be in display featuring 30 carvings. Visit the website for more details: www.museeacadien.ca
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Wednesday Night Concert Series - Guysborough Waterfront
Every Wednesday until August 29
Visit the seaside community on the Guysborough Waterfront to enjoy our outdoor summer concert series featuring the Guysborough County Youth Fiddlers and their weekly special guests. Further details can be found by visiting the website: www.connectwithourenergy.com
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Pictou Summer Musical Festival - Visitor’s Marina Stage
Sunday and Monday evenings  until  August 27
Be entertained by some of the region's finest performers during these free outdoor waterfront concerts. For more information and schedule of performers, go to www.townofpictou.ca
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High Tea By The Sea and Historic Church Tour - Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Yarmouth
Every Tuesday until August 28
Enjoy sandwiches, sweets and refreshments, as well as a guided tour of historic Holy Trinity Anglican Church. For further details, contact gracemarginson@ns.sympatico.ca

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Baddeck Gathering Ceilidhs - St. Michaels Parish Hall
Every night until August 31
A 2 hour nightly session of traditional Cape Breton music,dance and local folklore featuring 2 scheduled performers each night. For more information, go to www.baddeckgathering.com

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Gaelic Milling Frolic - Cheticamp Visitor Centre
Every Thursday until August 30
Join Gaelic singers Geoffrey and Rebecca-Lynne for an evening exploring the Gaelic culture through songs. The whole family will be swept away by the rhythm of this hands-on "milling frolic". Call for details: 1-902-224-2306

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Shakespeare By the Sea
Dates: July 1, 2011 to September 2, 2011
Point Pleasant Park, Halifax
Shakespeare by the Sea is a summer theatre company based out of Point Pleasant Park in Halifax. Each summer the company puts on two Shakespearean plays and one original family show usually based on a classical tale that has been reworked to appeal to today's audiences.
Performances are 7 PM Tuesday to Sunday and the matinee shows are 1 PM on Saturdays and Sundays.
 Shakespeare by the Sea prides itself on making theatre, and more importantly, Shakespeare accessible to all audiences and has been doing so successfully for 18 seasons. The company performs outdoors in Point Pleasant Park, and in case of rain has limited indoor seating in the lower parking lot. We also provide pre-arranged transportation into the park for physically challenged persons who would otherwise not make it into the park due to its gravel paths.
For information on the 2012 plays and performance location in Point Pleasant Park, please visit www.shakespearebythesea.ca

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Lake Ainslie Firemen Ceilidh - Lake Ainslie Fire Hall
Dates:  July 2-7
Activities include an adult square dance, merchandise bingo, a pub night featuring local talent, maragh & Ham supper, parade, followed by fun and games. To find out more, visit: www.inverness-ns.ca
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Gathering of the Clans - Eaton Park, Pugwash
Date: July 2
This event features piping, drumming, highland dancing, highland games, artisans, a concert by Lennie Gallant and ends with a fireworks display at dusk. Go to the website to learn more: www.pugwashvillage.com
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Làithean Sona/Happy Days Chidren’s Living History Program - Highland Village, Iona
Dates: July 4, 11, 18, 25
Take part in this special living history program for children and get a sense of what life was like for Gaels in those days past. The program features special hands-on activities including chores, crafts, games, language, and song. Costumes are provided. For further details, go to: www.highlandvillage.ca
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Janvrin's Fest - Isle Madame
Dates: July 4-8
This event consists of a pancake breakfast, 5k Fun Run, music, horseshoe tournament, children's carnival games, canteen and food services, bake table, merchandise bingo, straw game and much more. Check out the web site at www.janvrinsisland.ca for a detailed fest schedule.

Lebanese Festival - Olympic Hall, Halifax
Dates: July 5-8
Taste and enjoy a variety of Lebanese Food, music and culture. Savour a Taste of Lebanon in the heart of Halifax.
www.lebanesefestival.ca

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Maritime Fiddle Festival - 31 Woodlawn Rd, Dartmouth
Dates: July 5-9
The Maritime Fiddle Festival, Canada's and possibly North America's oldest fiddle festival, now in it's 63rd year, includes contests, workshops, entertainment, kitchen party, socials, jam sessions and more. For a schedule of performers and events, go to: www.maritimefiddlefestival.ca

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Pictou Lobster Carnival - Various locations
Dates: July 6-8
The Maritime Fiddle Festival, Canada's and possibly North America's oldest fiddle festival, now in it's 63rd year, includes contests, workshops, entertainment, kitchen party, socials, jam sessions and more! RV park, bon voyage breakfast. www.townofpictou.ca

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Wine & Roses - Historic Gardens, Annapolis Royal
Date: July 6
Enjoy a special evening of wine, treats, and live music as you stroll the Historic Gardens, surrounded by thousands of rose blossoms!  (Rain or shine… because gardens are beautiful in the rain… bring an umbrella!) Information can be found by visiting www.historicgardens.com
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TD Halifax Jazz Festival - various venues
Dates: July 6-14
The Jazzfest stages proudly present jazz and its relations--world, blues, Latin, hip hop, etc. Further details and a complete schedule of performers can be found at www.jazzeast.com
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Seinn O Horo Seinn - Malagawash Church, Iona
Date: July 7
Enjoy a musical evening of songs and tunes in the historic Malagawatch Church, overlooking the beautiful Bras d'Or. Featuring Cyril MacPhee, Kelley Edwards and Amy Sampson, Anita MacDonald, Kenneth MacKenzie as well as Joanne MacIntrye. For additional information visit: www.highlandvillage.ca
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Heritage Auction and Flea Market - Old Train Station, Chester
Date: July 7
The South Shore's most eclectic selection of auction items, from small to enormous, ancient to brand new, and many items are unique.  For more information call 1-902-275-3826 or1-902- 275-3842.
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Wharf Days - Avondale Wharf, Newport Landing
Date: July 7
This annual event brings people of all ages. Celebrate the ship building heritage on the shores of the Avon River. Come watch the highest tides in the world, enjoy live music, games and fireworks. Great fun for the whole family. For more information, contact Bill Lake 1-902-757-3440
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Glendale Come Home Days - Father John Angus Rankin Cultural Center
Dates: July 7-8
Mass is held at St. Mary's of the Angels followed by a dance. Glendale concert grounds open up with a community picnic and numerous family-fun activities as well as their Annual Scottish Concert on the outdoor stage.
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Cherry Feastival - Dempsey Corner Orchards
Dates: July 7-8
Eat, drink and be cherry at Dempsey Corner Orchards Cherry Feastival!  All kinds of cherry goodies, including our perfect cherry pie! Visit the website for more details www.dempseycorner.com
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Sherbrooke Village/Scottish Heritage Days - Various locations
Dates: July 7-8
Join Village staff as they wash, dry, pick, card, dye and spin wool and take part in an introduction to the Gaelic Language. On Sunday there will be a Ceilidh at the Courthouse. Find out more by clicking here
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Minudie Day - Amos Seaman School Museum, Minudie
Date: July 8
Family festival including tours of heritage buildings; barbecue, strawberry shortcake teas, musical entertainment; displays of antique tractors and machinery; bake table & yard sale; children's games and activities. For information, contact Helen Sims 1-902-251-2422

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Granville Green Concert Series - Granville Green, Port Hawkesbury
July 7- Rich Aucoin with Mardeen
July 15- Slowcoaster with Molly Thompson
July 22- Soho Ghetto with Andy Brown
July 29- Jimmy Rankin with Carleton Stone
For more information click here or visit the website: www.granvillegreen.ca
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CSS Acadia: 99th Anniversary Celebration - Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
Date: July 8
A fixture at the Museum wharves since 1982, she remains one of their most popular attractions, having entertained scores of visitors and featured in several motion pictures. Join Museum staff as we celebrate CSS Acadia and her compelling history. For further details click here

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St Margaret’s  Strawberry Brunch - St Margaret of Scotland Parish Hall, St. Margaret Village
Date: July 8
Enjoy the local cuisine of fresh strawberries and cream with tea and coffee provided. Local entertainment will also be happening for your listening enjoyment as well, new this year, will be a children's event. For more information, call Joanne Fraser 1-902-383-2822
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Dino Days - Fundy Geological Museum, Parrsboro, NS
Date: July 8
Join staff as they celebrate this 'Dino' namic Day by making dino goo, dino pins and rock crafts and by looking at real dinosaur bones and dino droppings! Join us for a lunch of t-rex fingers, dinocake and swamp water! For further details click here
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Antigonish Highland Games  - Columbus Field
Date: July 8-15
Witness the best Scottish athletes compete for gold in ancient heavy weight events, highland dance, piping & drumming as well as road and mountain bike races and the 5 mile road race. Enjoy the sounds of  kelts during numerous ceilidhs and concerts throughout the games. Find out more at: www.antigonishhighlandgames.ca

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Whycocomagh Summer Festival - Various locations
Date: July 9 - 15
Situated at the head of the Bras d'Or Lakes, Whycocomaugh is an ideal location for water activities, boat tours and ceilidhs featuring traditional Scottish and Mi'kmaq talent.  There are ceilidhs, milling frolic, dances, canoe races, ball, hockey, soccer tournaments, street fair, street parade and concert. For more details click here
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Her Wake - Chestico Museum, Port Hood
Date: July 12
"Her Wake" is the story of two late-middle-aged women who attend the wake of one of their friends. They add the special sugar to their tea as they comment on the poor dear departed and all who happen to be there for the sad event. As the evening progresses tongues become looser and the truth more colourful. For show times and more information, contact Joanne Watts 1-902-787-2244

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Strawberry Festival - Le Village Historique Acadien, West Pubnico
Date: July 12
Enjoy sweet, luscious desserts from an all-you-can-eat buffet. Live music. To Find out  more click here
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Three Piano's - Savoy Theatre
Date: July 12
An evening of musical entertainment with three of Cape Breton's premiere pianists- Stephen Muise, Aaron Lewis and Johnny Aucoin. Go to the website for more info: www.savoytheatre.com
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Festival on the Lake - Lakeside Community Centre, Sampsonville
Dates: July 12-15
Four fun-filled days of events for all the family including Kiddies Day, Old Fashioned Card Game for Home Baking, Half-The-Take Money Bingo, Flea Market, and ending on Sunday with a sumptuous Pot Luck Dinner and gala Variety Concert in the evening. Contact Sandra Landry 1-902-535-2990

Lunenburg Festival of Crafts - Lunenburg Community Centre
Dates: July 13-15
This festival features craftspeople from across Atlantic Canada. To find out more click here

Peggy’s Cove Area Festival of the Arts - Various locations
Dates: July 13-22
The beauty of The Peggy's Cove Area has inspired many artists over the years and the studios of musicians, painters, potters, sculptors, woodworkers, etc. dot the roadways in the region but are often hard to find. Several work from their homes and the great outdoors is their studio. The purpose of this festival is to bring the music and art of our area to you. To present opportunities for you to meet the musicians and artists and view, hear and purchase their wonderful work. Find out more at: www.peggyscoveareaarts.blogspot.ca

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Codstock 2012 - LeNoir Landing, Arichat
Date: July 13
15th Annual Music Festival held on the Arichat waterfront. For further details and a list of performers and events, go to www.growislemadame.com
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Kingston Steer and BBQ - Western Kings Arena Grounds
Date: July 13-14
Enjoy delicious food, live entertainment, craft fair, bingo, dessert contest, bounce kingdom, children's activities fireworks and a dance. Visit the website for more information: www.kingstonnovascotia.ca

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Fox Mountain Smokin Blues Fest - Fox Mountain Campground, Aylesford
Date: July 13-14
Nothing says summer like music and camping! To book space or to find out more about the line-up of entertainment, contact Jay Chetwynd 1-902-542-0768

Port Hood Annual Lobster Picnic - Al MacInnis Sports Centre
Date: July 14
Lots to do for the whole family, including children's games, horseshoe tournament, tug-of-war, boat tours, musical entertainment, a farmers market  and of course delicious lobster! A day designed for all ages!! Find out more at: www.inverness-ns.ca
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Treasures of Mahone Bay - Mahone Bay Settlers Museum
Date: July 14-15
Celebrate local heritage with flea markets, children’s programs and the Mahone Bay Home and Garden Tour. Contact Barbara Feeney for more information: 1-902-624-6263
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Family Sand Castle Competition - Rissers Beach, Petite Riviere
Date: July 14
Bring your family and friends, create a sculpture or enjoy the work of others. For more details contact Janice Rand at 1-902 541-1335
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Coal Dust Days - various venues, New Waterford
Dates: July 14-22
This week long festival includes children's festivals, pet show, Plummer Avenue day, outdoor concerts and the annual Tavern tour. An exciting fireworks display will finish off the festival celebration. Summer fun for everyone. For more information, go to www.coaldustdays.com or phone 1-902-862-4710.
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Mulgrave Scotia Days - various venues
Dates: July 14-22
Mulgrave is alive with activities during our annual community celebrations. Enjoy music, food, games, concerts, fireworks, and some dancing! Join in our summer celebrations! Contact Heather Brennon 1-902-747-2243

Strawberry Social - Prescott House Museum, Port Williams
Date: July 15
Enjoy delicious home made strawberry shortcake in the beautiful gardens of Prescott House. To find out more, contact Diana Baldwin 1-902 542 3984
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Mi'kmaq Culture Day - Port-Royal National Historic Site
Date: July 15
Come and experience Mi’kmaw traditions, history, drumming, song and lifestyle in these two special days highlighting Mi’kmaw culture. Sing a Mi’kmaw song, participate in a game of “waltes” and be certain to visit the wigwam. Further details can be found by clicking here
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Festival de l'Escaouette - Cheticamp
Dates: July 15-August 15
This festival celebrates the rich Acadian culture and traditions of the area. There is a variety of music, dance and theatre to entertain everyone. Visit the website: www.cheticamp.ca

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Acadian Milling Frolic - Trout Brook, Cheticamp
Date: July 17
You can’t beat our milling frolic! Wait—yes, you can. Beat the wool to the rhythm of traditional Acadian songs in a setting where the mountains plunge into the sea. For more information, call 1-902-224-2306

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Organic Farming: BIODIVERSITY - Broadfork Farm, River Hebert, Cumberland County
Dates: July 16 (rain date July 17)
Come one, come all! Join Reg Newell, Stewardship Coordinator (NS Dept.of Natural Resources) and Roxanne Beavers, ACORN's Organic Transition Specialist for this informative workshop on one of the main principles of organic farming: BIODIVERSITY. Learn about the numerous benefits of maintaining on-farm biodiversity and some practical ways we can increase biological habitat for creatures large and small! In turn, these 'beneficials' will help you grow the best quality organic food possible! This session will be hosted by Broadfork Farm, from 10am-3pm on Monday, July 16th (rain date: July 17th). Bring a dish for a lunch-time potluck! We will wrap up with a 1-hour work party at 2pm to build a 'Mini-Beast Mansion,' to increase biological diversity on the farm. Broadfork Farm is a registered 'Bee-Friendly' Farm. Learn more here. Want to learn more about Mini Beast Mansions (they're pretty cool!)? See here. This workshop is free and open to the public, though all donations are encouraged and will support the development of ACORN's Grow A Farmer Apprenticeship and Mentorship Program. Broadfork Farm is located at 3630 Boar's Back Road, River Hebert, NS.

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Russell deCarle - Savoy Theatre
Date: July 17
Prairie Oyster front-man RUSSELL DECARLE is back and touring with his brand new smokin’ hot trio! One of the biggest voices in Canada (and the man behind the huge hits Did You Fall in Love with Me, One Way Track and One Precious Love), Russell is stopping down at the Savoy Lounge for the first time since releasing his dynamite first solo record Under a Big Big Sky. Check out the venue website for more information: www.savoytheatre.com
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Gaelic Concert Series - Christmas Island Concert Hall
Begins July 17 (runs every Tuesday until August 14)
some of Cape Breton’s finest musicians gather at the Christmas Island Fire Hall to share the stage with emerging talent and local tradition bearers in bilingual Gaelic-English concerts. A Traditional Tea including oatcakes and tea biscuits is served during intermission. www.feisaneilein.ca

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Genealogy Workshop - Wile Carding Mill, Bridgewater
Date: July 17
Learn how to trace your ancestry. To find out more, contact Barb Thompson 1-902-543-4033

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Yarmouth Seafest Festival - various venues
Dates: July 18-28
A Grand Street Parade, Children's Parade, Parade of Lights, Mackerel Toss & Rum Running competitions, Pirate Party Pub Crawl and fireworks are annual highlights of this not to be missed festival. Further details can be found on the website: www.seafest.ca

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Mabou Ceilidh - Dalbrae Academy
Dates: July 18-22
Various activities throughout the community including teen dance, boat parade, square dance, road race, street parade, ecumenical service, children's games and much, much more. Dust off your instruments, warm up your vocal chords and get ready for a great big shindig. www.inverness.ca

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Aselin Debison - Savoy Theatre, Glace Bay
Date: July 19
Despite her young age, Debison is a well-recognized performer around the world.Garnering a Nova Scotia Music Award nomination for 'Country Album of the Year', 'Homeward Bound' brings Aselin Debison and her sound back to her roots in folk based country tinged music. Go to www.savoytheatre.com for more information

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Tall Ships 2012 - Halifax Waterfront and various communities throughout the province
Dates: July 19-26
Locals and tourists in other regions of Nova Scotia will have an opportunity to experience the tall ships in small and large ports across the province. The locations:
Halifax- July 19-23
Shelburne: July 28-29
Lunenburg: July 25-26
Pugwash: July 28-29
Pictou: July 28-29
Port Hawksbury: July 25-26
www.my-waterfront.ca

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Shelburne's Founder Days - Shelburne's Historic Dock Street
Founders' Day is a celebration of community and Shelburne's History and Heritage. Features live music, fun & games, demonstrations, booths, food and so much more! www.shelburnefoundersdays.com

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Festival of the Tartans - Tartan Field, New Glasgow
Dates: July 19-22
There are events for all ages including a Kilted Golf Tournament, Massed Pipe Bands, Piping & Drumming Competition, Highland Dancing, Scottish Heavy Weight Events, Clan Tents , Concert Under the Stars and other outdoor entertainment. A complete schedule of events can be found by visiting: www.festivalofthetartans.ca

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Dominion Seaside Daze - various venues, Dominion
Dates: July 20-29
This exciting week long festival includes children's events, concerts, ceilidhs, picnics, scavenger hunt, celebration in the street, pub crawl and much more. An amazing display of fireworks close this festival.  For more information, please visit www.seasidedaze.com or call the Seaside Daze hotline 1-902-862-2973

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8th Annual Acoustic Maritime Music Festival - Peterson's Festival Campground, Kempt Shore
Dates: July 20-22
This Festival is a magical three day family event featuring some of Canada's best artists in acoustic music including: Russell DeCarle, J P Cormier, Matt Minglewood, Lennie Gallant, Ian Sherwood and many more.
For a complete list of events and entertainment click here

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Feasgar an Truisg/Traditional Codfish Supper - Iona
Date: July 21
Satisfy your taste buds with a feed of salt cod, potatoes and all the trimmings of a traditional Cape Breton salt cod supper. To find out more, go to: www.visithighlandvillage.ca

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Baroque Music Evening - Fortress of Louisbourg Chapel
Date: July 21
An evening of baroque music in the chapel on site for more info visit www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/louisbourg.aspx

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Lavender Festival - Seafoam Lavender Farm, 3768 Hwy 6
Dates: July 21-22
Celebrate the wonders of all things lavender! Stroll among 8,000+ plants in full bloom and learn all about this wonderful plant. A family-oriented event, the Lavender Festival features educational talks, descriptions of how products are made, and even a chance to taste lavender ice cream! www.lavendercanada.com

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Old Fashioned Tea Social - Memory Lane Heritage Village, Lake Charlotte
Date: July 22
An old fashioned summer tea party in the Clam Factory using antique china and serving lots of sandwiches, squares and our famous butter tarts. Tea follows the ecumenical service in the Church honouring women's work in the community and home. Call Thea at 1-902-845-1937 to find out more

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Sunday Gospel Music and Strawberry Shortcake - Sherbrooke Village
Date: July 22
Enjoy the sweet sounds of gospel music at St. James Church in Sherbrooke Village and top it off with the sweet flavor of homemade strawberry shortcake. For more details click here

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Halifax Pride Week Festival - various locations
Dates: July 22-29
Pride Week in Halifax is Atlantic Canada's largest LGBTQ Cultural Festival, a reflective and celebratory of the best of the LGBTQ community and culture in Halifax and throughout Nova Scotia. For detailed information, please visit the website at www.halifaxpride.com

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Inverness Gathering - various venues
Dates: July 22-29
Dances, street parade, children's activities, golf tournament, special art exhibit, princess pageant, casino night, fishermen's picnic on the waterfront, pancake breakfast, special horse races and much more. For further details, check out the website: www.inverness-ns.ca

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South Shore Exhibition - Exhibition Drive, Bridgewater
Dates: July 24-29
Come check out the fun with 6 jam-packed days of livestock competitions, displays, musical concerts, amusement rides, petting barn, and much...much more. Bring the whole family and enjoy the day, there is so much to see! Dean Brody & Jason Blaine are this year's featured performers. Go to the website to find out more: www.thebigex.com

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Broadway without Borders - Chester Playouse
Dates: July 24-August 4
A classy cabaret evening of great Broadway tunes. For details, go to: www.chesterplayhouse.ca

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Hoedown on the Hill - Boylston Provincial Park
Date: July 24
Fireworks, Food and Family Fun are always guaranteed at this event which is held annually at the Boylston Provincial Park overlooking Milford Haven River, Guysborough Harbour and Chedabucto Bay! Local musical talent, kids games and BBQ's attact hundreds of people to this community celebration. Contact Angie Cleary for more information: 1-902-533-3705

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Belle Cote Days - Belle Cote Community Centre
Activities include a golf and horseshoe tournament, seniors card plays, triathlon, ecumenical service and outdoor concert, seafood chowder, and wraps up with a Chicken BBQ on Sunday. Contact Donna MacDonald for more information 1-902-787-3506

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Annual Nova Scotia Bluegrass and Old Time Music - Exhibition Grounds, Bible Hill
Dates: July 26-29
For more information on this 4-day music festival, go to www.downeastgrass.com

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CYNDI LAUPER - Casino Nova Scotia, Halifax
Date: July 27
Grammy Award winning multi-platinum recording artist, actress and advocate Cyndi Lauper brings her truly cool tour to Casino Nova Scotia Tickets: $95 (plus tax & service charge). The show is restricted to 19 years & older For more info & tickets click here

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Harmony Bazzar- Festival of Women and Song -Seacaps Memorial Park, Lockeport
Dates: July 27-29
Harmony Bazaar is a summer music festival focusing primarily on female singer songwriters and 2012 will be the 7th year of this festival in the rural coastal community of Lockeport, Nova Scotia.  Headliner performers include Serena Ryder and Sarah. Information and a schedule of events can be found on the website: www.harmonybazaarfestival.blogspot.ca

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Africa Festival of Arts and Culture - Sackville Landing, Halifax Waterfront
Dates: July 27-29
The festival will include arts, crafts, visual and performing arts of people of African descent. For more details contact: (902) 462-4350 Email:George.Mbamalu@dal.Ca

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Lunenburg Wooden Boat Reunion and Regatta - Lunenburg Waterfront
Dates: July 28-29
The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic will be the focus of weekend-long festivities including small boat races, demonstrations by marine artisans, musical entertainment, storytelling and children’s activities. You can learn the difference between a monkey’s fist and a turk’s head, and maybe make one of your own, or take a turn at the oars in a Lunenburg dory. Contact Susan 1-902-640-3005

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Broad Cove Concert - St Margaret of Scotland Parish
Date: July 29
Largest outdoor Scottish concert in Cape Breton. Entertainment includes, piping, fiddlers, dancing & vocals. For more info, go to www.broadcoveconcert.ca

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Parrsboro Band Day - Parrsboro Band Shell
Date: July 29
An annual celebration of community bands and their music. Held since the late 1800's this annual event gathers community bands large and small in Parrsboro to celebrate brass and woodwind community bands with performances by several community based bands. www.thehall.ca

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