A Murmur of Men
Sharon Lucy Robson
“This piece of writing, in fragments and tatters, was on my desk for over twenty years,” says PEI author Sharon Lucy Robson in the forward of her ...
“This piece of writing, in fragments and tatters, was on my desk for over twenty years,” says PEI author Sharon Lucy Robson in the forward of her ...
Drifters Series favourite Matt Kelly returns to the world of country music in When I Needed You, the third book in PEI author Susan Rodgers’ Dallas ...
Island author and filmmaker Susan Rodgers says that one of the most challenging aspects of filmmaking is leaving parts of the story on the cutting roo...
Summerside resident Tom Mahoney is an eighty-seven-year-old retired teacher. His first book, The Deer Yard and Other Stories, came together after year...
PEI’s Sandstone Comics returns to horror with the release of Dark|Sanctuary Issue #2: Bloodied, a collaboration between writer D.A. Stewart and arti...
Authors A.J.B. Johnston and Jesse Francis recently released their book Ancient Land, New Land: Skmaqn—Port-la-Joye—Fort Amherst National Historic ...
In the fantasy novel Plum Duff, the sixth in the Greenwing and Dart series, PEI author Victoria Goddard continues to build her collection of interwove...
The Canadian author known as Mima recently published her 16th book, Loyalty Above All (There are no exceptions). This is the 11th book in the Hernande...
Jeff Bursey’s newest book, an impalpable certain rest (corona\samizdat), is a short-story collection. Some of the stories are set on islands, some a...
RED: The Island Storybook has launched Ghost Stories and Tales of the Supernatural, the second volume in their series of special editions. RED editor...
The Black Cultural Society of PEI (BCSPEI) recently announced the recipients of the Black Business Pandemic Recovery (BBPR) Grants. The BBPR grant pro...
Secret Songs is a new series exploring the stories behind six Prince Edward Island songs. Created by PEI’s Confound Films, Secret Songs features Dy...
Five PEI filmmaking teams took the Atlantic Canada 48 Hour Film Project 2021 (48HFP) challenge last November and their short films—made in only 48 h...
To celebrate Black History Month in February, The Black Collective Media is launching their new online series, T is for Té. The four-episode intervi...
The Old Triangle is getting a new piece of outdoor artwork thanks to the Discover Charlottetown Ignition Fund. The fund is designed to help Charlottet...
Music PEI Week, the largest annual celebration of Prince Edward Island’s music community, combining concerts and an industry awards presentation, t...
Performances continue at Harbourfront Theatre as part of their 25th anniversary celebrations. “From death-defying acrobatics to ballet to classic r...
Voices, a group exhibition showcasing new works by art students from Montague Regional High School (MRHS), will open January 14 at Kings Playhouse in ...
The Confederation Centre Art Gallery (CCAG) in Charlottetown is in the midst of transformation as it prepares for several new exhibitions in January a...
PEI photographer John Morris and Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (CMOS) President Jim Abraham, who launched Canada’s Hurricane pro...
In the second season of the small town podcast, host Monica Lacey conducted a series of interviews with artists who are based on Prince Edward Island...
There are days in December when it is difficult to venture outside of a warm house. The winter winds are howling, some form of snow/ice/sleet is threa...
The Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) recently announced the induction, posthumously, of Dr. Robert “Bob” A. Curtis (1931–2019) to the Atlantic ...
A five-year agreement with PEI Liquor Control Commission (PEILCC) and partnering suppliers, has helped the Island Nature Trust (INT) acquire natural a...
Meet Wowkwis (Whoa-quis), the official mascot of the 2023 Canada Winter Games. Named after the Mi’kmaq First Nations peoples’ word for “red fox,...
The PEI Writers’ Guild (PEIWG) has hired Shawn Hogan as their new new Executive Director, replacing former ED, Mo Duffy Cobb, who stepped down in Se...
Island contemporary embroidery artist Nancy Cole is participating in the group art show, FotoFiber, at Robert Mann Gallery in New York City. The exhib...
Sara Roach Lewis recently released her first book, She Rules: What You Didn’t Know Is Holding You Back in Business. How does a women succeed in a w...
Island-based author Arlene Mighton has release her latest book, The Viet-Co Conundrum, about a middle-aged woman, Miranda Olsen, and her two children ...
Stand-up comedian Dan Hendricken released his debut comedy album Last Call on Comedy Records in November. The album was recorded live at Trailside Mus...
The Odessa Connection, the second volume of James Macnutt’s historical fiction trilogy, was published in November. It is 2008, almost three years h...
Prince Edward Island newcomer Klaude Trajanovski’s debut novel, In The Dark: The Haemot Saga, is the first installment in their brand new series pub...
Reginald “Dutch” Thompson is back with More Bygone Days: Moonshine, Dancin’ and Romancin’. This second collection by Thompson includes stories...
After eight years, FilmPEI’s Renee Laprise has decided to leave her role as executive director of FilmPEI. “I am proud of everything that I have ...
Fourteen Island artists recently received a total of $50,000 through the provincial Arts Grants program. The successful applicants were selected by a ...
A new group exhibition opens this month at Confederation Centre Art Gallery (CCAG). Fairy Tails will be on view from December 18 to March 27. Curated...