On Screen
Irish Festival
The first annual Irish Festival on PEI will take place in March. “Last year the B.I.S. celebrated its 200th anniversary with festivities right across the Island from Tignish to Souris,”…
Read MorePEI documentaries
The public is invited to join producer Louise Lalonde and director/producer Hélène Lebon at City Cinema in Charlottetown on March 15 at 2 pm for a free screening of À…
Read MoreThe Snake
PEI producer Jenna MacMillan launches her directorial debut at SXSW with The Snake. An off-beat comedy written by and starring Susan Kent (Who’s Yer Father?, This Hour Has 22 Minutes),…
Read MoreÀ contre-mode
After many days of planning, filming, and editing, director Hélène Lebon and producer Louise Lalonde’s documentary À contre-mode is now available to stream online at tv5unis.ca after airing on the…
Read MoreCurrie – An Eastern Western
A team of PEI filmmakers has brought the Old West to Western Canada with a new TV series: Currie — An Eastern Western, airing on Bell TV1. Katie Mac and…
Read MorePortraits
The premiere of Portraits, a documentary on Island artist Brian Burke, RCA, will be held at Florence Simmons Performance Hall in Charlottetown on January 17 at 8 pm. Doors open…
Read MoreChristmas TV mysteries
I love mysteries, I love Christmas stories, and I love it when they get smooshed together. For 12 days of cool Christmas TV mysteries, check out these enigmatic episodes ……
Read MoreHidden Island
The PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation has launched season four of Hidden Island, continuing its celebration of diverse storytellers from communities across the province. The season runs from October to…
Read MoreCharlottetown Film Festival
The 11th annual Charlottetown Film Festival takes place in downtown Charlottetown, October 15–19. Whether cinephiles, filmmakers, or simply the movie-curious, attendees will find something exciting at ChFF25. This year, the…
Read More2025 Scarecrow Festival
The 2025 Charlottetown Scarecrow Festival is set to bring festive fall spirit to the capital from October 3–31, with more than 800 scarecrows displayed throughout downtown. Other seasonal events and…
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