Arts
DiverseCity Festival
The DiverseCity Festival is returning for its 20th year, bringing celebrations to seven communities across Prince Edward Island this summer. The festival will kick off in Charlottetown on June 28…
Read MorePalmer Leadership Institute
Confederation Centre of the Arts (CCOA) recently announced the appointment of Dr. Jeffrey (Jeff) Collins as Director of the Palmer Canadian Leadership Institute, ushering in a new chapter for the…
Read MoreRiver Clyde Pageant
River Clyde Arts announces programming for the 10th edition of The River Clyde Pageant, with performances running July 23–26 and July 30–August 2 in New Glasgow, PEI, and a series…
Read MoreComing Home
The Arts Guild’s Rooted & Rising series, featuring performances that evoke and provoke, continues in July with Coming Home – The Musical Play, running July 2, 3, and 4 at…
Read MoreStaying ourselves
We don’t have much of a spring in PEI, insulated as we are by slow-warming Atlantic waters, but we wake one morning in June to discover it is full-blown summer.…
Read MoreLive razor clams
One evening in May, the tide being unusually low, we walk across the Cove barefooted for the first time. Clean sandbars decorated with sharp wave-formed ridges challenge my mollycoddled winter…
Read MoreShortlisted
Confederation Centre Art Gallery (CCAG) is celebrating national recognition for its publication Erica Rutherford: Her Lives and Works | Ses vies, ses œuvres, which has been shortlisted for the 2026…
Read MoreCharlottetown Festival
Confederation Centre of the Arts has announced the cast and creative teams for its 2026 Charlottetown Festival productions of Anne of Green Gables—The Musical™ and Come From Away. A single…
Read MoreArt (ificial) Intelligence
“Are the robots coming for your creative career?” Alarmist, apocalyptical questions about AI are popping up everywhere. The creative sector is ready to get underneath the rhetoric of fear to…
Read MoreBird energy
I was walking up the road to our monthly Women’s Institute meeting on a calm spring evening, lost in some private reverie, when out of last year’s corn field a…
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