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Island Studies Press will launch Callum Beck’s new book, The Belfast Riot of 1847, this month with events in Charlotteown and Summerside. On March 1, 1847, Prince Edward Island experienced…
On his contemplative new single, “Up From Here,” Logan Richard offers a clear-eyed expression of support for a family member living with addiction issues. “Up From Here” is a warm…
Island folk singer-songwriter Shane Pendergast has released his fourth album, Winter Grace, a collection of heartfelt songs that delve into themes of loss, resilience, and finding grace in dark times.…
Following a one-of-a-kind concert experience that transformed a movie theatre into an intimate listening room last fall, the Charlottetown Improvisation Laboratory will return to City Cinema with Volume 2 on…
Music PEI has unveiled its lineup for the 2025 Music PEI Week. From March 4–8, the Island will come alive with five days of performances, featuring this year’s Music PEI…
Sometimes, it takes an apocalypse to find yourself. What’s Eating You?, a powerful and comedic play written by playwright and activist Jay Gallant, is coming to The Guild in Charlottetown…
Lawrence Maxwell, Music PEI’s 2024 Entertainer of the Year, brings his original tunes and country favourites to The Mack on February 1, blending blue-collar poetry and honky-tonk brashness. Classic Albums…
The Sister Antoinette DesRoches Historical Committee presented the Gilbert Buote Award to the Friends of the Farmers’ Bank of Rustico (FFBR) for producing a bilingual educational kit on Father Georges…
Alan Dowling’s musical journey began at 10 years old, playing spoons on stage with his grandfather, his father, and his sister on a selection of fiddle tunes. However, it was…
September in southern Franceand the purple and pink bougainvillea still blooms outsidemy hotel room, its honeyed scent almost overpowering,perhaps surprising is better, mixing delicately with wafts of thyme when I walk on the grass or…