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For decades, the songs of Gene MacLellan have echoed across the globe—sung by legends like Elvis Presley and Anne Murray—yet the quiet, working-class Islander behind the masterpieces remained an enigma…
The Benevolent Irish Society (BIS) will welcome established and emerging PEI talent to this year’s season of Friday night ceilidhs. The weekly series features 18 family-friendly shows running from May…
Cloggeroo is gearing up for another PEI festival weekend, August 14–16, with over 50 musicians arriving in Three Rivers. The festival lives up to its community-minded approach, with plans for…
The PEI Mutual Festival of Small Halls, a traditional music, dance, and storytelling festival, returns to rural communities across Prince Edward Island from June 12–21. More than 40 acts across…
Festival Route 11 returns for its sixth edition July 31–August 2 at Union Corner Provincial Park. The trad-folk festival celebrates music, culinary arts, and visual arts, all in the heart…
Dr. Olive Bryanton (UPEI LLD 2000) is one of seven Atlantic Canadians who will be honoured for significant new achievements after the age of 70 at the inaugural Top 7…
Basil Bunny, a children’s book co-written by Dr. Misty Rossiter, professor of Foods and Nutrition at UPEI, and Leah Ellis, a member of the performance group Tunes and Tales, was…
PEI-based author M. G. Field’s new novel, The Blue Wave, was released by Artemesia Publishing on March 24. Set in the turbulent times of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, this…
Mike Stratton’s new book, My P.E. EYE: Drawings and Observations, is now available. Stratton loved drawing as a youngster and decided to pick up a pencil and eraser again in…
Minnow: The Girl Who Became Part Fish, a new graphic novel from Métis author Willie Poll and Dakelh illustrator Emily Pearson, was released by Medicine Wheel Publishing on April 7. …