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4 events, The UPEI Medical Brigade volunteer group is hosting a spring craft fair to fundraise for its trip to Panama. The fair will run from 9 am–4 pm on April 26 and from 11 am–4 pm April 27 at the Winsloe Lions Club. There will be handmade crafts, artisanal goods, beauty products, and seasonal items from…  Teens can test their knowledge about libraries with Library Jeopardy at the Summerside Library on April 27 at 2 pm. Categories include library collections to fun factoids about them.  Rowing PEI is hosting a public screening of The Boys in the Boat at City Cinema in Charlottetown on April 27 at 2 pm for anyone interested in learning about rowing. The Boys in the Boat is the true story of the 1936 American men’s eight rowing team on their quest for Olympic gold. Rowing… |
3 events, The Monday Night Painting Group, led by Sophia Djuk, meets weekly at North Rustico Lions Club from 7–9 pm. Each week is a different theme. Canvas, paints and brushes are provided, but fee is reduced for those who bring their own. |
4 events, Dance to traditional Irish reels, polkas, jigs, and more at the Benevolent Irish Society in Charlottetown at 6:30 pm on Tuesdays in April and May. Instructors and dancers will guide participants through easy-to-learn partner dances. This is social dancing for fun. Couples and singles with all levels of experience are welcome; no previous experience required.… ![Photo by Sixteen Miles Out [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/07/write-writing-pen-sixteen-miles-out-0I75875sRVU-unsplash-scaled-e1722350738108.jpg "write writing pen sixteen-miles-out-0I75875sRVU-unsplash") April is National Poetry Month. Bookmark, Charlottetown’s locally owned, independent bookstore is celebrating with their annual Poets & Pints event featuring local poets on April 29 at 7 pm in the Provinces Room of the Rodd Charlottetown. This year’s event features PEI poets Chris Bailey, Rose Henbest, and Jessi MacEachern reading from their new poetry…  A book launch for Global Voices for Peace: An Introduction to Peacebuilders and the Hope They Bring will be held at Beaconsfield Carriage House in Charlottetown on April 29 from 7–9 pm. The event, co-hosted by PEI-based editor and creator Susan Hartley and musician and climate action advocate Todd MacLean, will feature a panel conversation… |
4 events,![Photo by National Cancer Institute [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/10/computer-health-national-cancer-institute-NFvdKIhxYlU-unsplash-scaled.jpg "computer health national-cancer-institute-NFvdKIhxYlU-unsplash") Health PEI Patient Navigators will be available to offer assistance to those who need help accessing health care services and supports throughout PEI at the Charlottetown Library on April 3 from 10 am–12 pm; the Cornwall Public Library on April 10 from 11 am–1 pm; the Summerside Library on April 16 from 10 am–12 pm;…  Young at Heart Theatre presents NEXT!, a new musical written and performed by PEI artists Gabrielle Roddy and Greg Ellard, with original music composed by Susan Stanger. This new show is set to tour PEI from March 31 to May 3, with up to 35 performances in community care facilities, long-term care, hospitals, and community… ![Photo by UK Black Tech [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/03/art-kids-science-uk-black-tech-Ib3ocAKccyI-unsplash-scaled.jpg "art kids science uk-black-tech-Ib3ocAKccyI-unsplash") Kids aged 6–12 can join a creative after-school club at the Charlottetown Library. The club meets weekly on Wednesdays at 3:30 pm. Each week offers a selection of crafts, activities, robots, science experiments or games. Activities this month include: 5 senses (April 2); jungle (April 9); ocean (April 16); robots (April 23); and spring (April… |
5 events, In Summerside, tech help is offered on Thursdays at 3 pm. Call the Summerside Library in advance at 902-436-7323 to register for a time to sit with someone one-on-one and have your basic technology questions answered.  Teens aged 13–18 interested in developing leadership skills and helping their community can join a volunteer and leadership program in the Charlottetown Library Board Room every Thursday from 3–6 pm. Presented by the Boys & Girls Club, this program offers an opportunity to work on a project from start to finish, and make a valuable…  Presented by This Town is Small, the exhibition Elawika’tikne’l by the Epekwitk Quill Sisters will be on view at the Hilda Woolnough Gallery at The Guild in Charlottetown from May 1 to June 28. An opening reception for Elawika’tikne’l will be held on May 1 from 5–7 pm at the Hilda Woolnough Gallery. All are… |
8 events,![Photo by Elliot Sloman [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/06/mic-elliot-sloman-4TodkZIJkrY-unsplash-scaled.jpg "mic elliot-sloman-4TodkZIJkrY-unsplash") Kids aged 6–12 can join local author Willie Poll for a morning of fun and games at the Charlottetown Library on May 2 at 10 am. Learn about Indigenous traditions, as well as a traditional drumming song. ![Photo by Abe B Ryokan [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/10/beaconsfield-abe-b-ryokan-UYqvViY8pvE-unsplash-scaled.jpg "beaconsfield abe-b-ryokan-UYqvViY8pvE-unsplash"){kind=tracking} The public is invited to the 2025 Fossil Day presented by the PEI Museum & Heritage Foundation on May 2 from 1–3:30 pm at Beaconsfield Carriage House in Charlottetown. This all-ages event will feature fossil displays, hands-on family-friendly activities, a talk by fossil expert Laura MacNeil, founder of Prehistoric Island Tours, and more. Admission is… Young at Heart Theatre presents NEXT!, a new musical written and performed by PEI artists Gabrielle Roddy and Greg Ellard, with original music composed by Susan Stanger. This new show is set to tour PEI from March 31 to May 3, with up to 35 performances in community care facilities, long-term care, hospitals, and community… |
7 events,![Photo by Redd [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/01/group-meeting-redd-f-5U_28ojjgms-unsplash-scaled.jpg "group meeting redd-f-5U_28ojjgms-unsplash") The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. ![Photo by Dragos Gontariu [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/01/dragos-gontariu-54VAb3f1z6w-unsplash.jpg "art dragos-gontariu-54VAb3f1z6w-unsplash") Kids of all ages can drop by the Summerside Library between 1–3 pm on Saturdays and Sundays for crafting time. Activities this month include Star Wars fun, crowns and magic wands, sticker mosaics, Pokémon fun, and more. ![Photo by Aldebaran [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/01/astronomy-space-sky-aldebaran-s-qtRF_RxCAo0-unsplash-scaled.jpg "astronomy space sky aldebaran-s-qtRF_RxCAo0-unsplash") Celebrate International Astronomy Day at AstroFest PEI on May 3 from 1–3 pm at the Charlottetown Library. Explore the solar system with the Charlottetown Astronomy Club, enjoy telescopes, crafts, and presentations—and don’t forget to dress as your favourite sci-fi star. |
6 events, A special screening of A Hidden History, a Bell-Fibre TV mini-series, will take place at Eptek Art & Culture Centre on May 4 at 1 pm. Is Canada’s smallest province hiding a secret history? On Hidden History, author Katie Hickox travels to the Island to investigate a centuries-old mystery that has captivated her for decades.… ![Photo by Sharegrid [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/04/camera-film-art-sharegrid-N10auyEVst8-unsplash-scaled.jpg "camera film art sharegrid-N10auyEVst8-unsplash") The Red Sands Photography Club presents their exhibition Through Our Lens this month at the Summerside Rotary Library. All are welcome to attend the grand opening on May 4 from 1–4 pm to view the collection of photography by members of the club. Kids of all ages can drop by the Summerside Library between 1–3 pm on Saturdays and Sundays for crafting time. Activities this month include Star Wars fun, crowns and magic wands, sticker mosaics, Pokémon fun, and more. |
5 events,![Photo by Alexis Brown [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/09/kids-alexis-brown-omeaHbEFlN4-unsplash-scaled-e1726503043488.jpg "kids alexis-brown-omeaHbEFlN4-unsplash") Teens aged 13–18 can join the Summerside Library’s Teen Advisory Groupon Mondays at 3:30 pm. Meetings begin by letting teen voices and opinions be heard before switching gears into helping staff with various tasks. The group is a way for teens to earn volunteer hours for the community service bursary. Teens interested in obtaining volunteer hours and participating in the Teen Volunteer Club at the Charlottetown Library are welcome to meet weekly on Mondays from 4–5 pm to brainstorm and discuss new library programs. ![Photo by Laura Rivera [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/08/school-art-supplies-laura-rivera-ArH3dtoDQc0-unsplash-scaled.jpg "school art supplies laura-rivera-ArH3dtoDQc0-unsplash") Create an untraditional journal to record special moments using art and pictures rather than words at the Summerside Library on May 5 at 6:30 pm. |
6 events,![Photo by Javier Esteban [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/09/seafood-javier-esteban-FDilnLfZPNs-unsplash-scaled.jpg "seafood javier-esteban-FDilnLfZPNs-unsplash") Kids aged 13–18 interested in learning to cook can join the Chef Nation in the Community Kitchen at the Charlottetown Library every Tuesday from 3–6 pm. Presented by Boys & Girls Club, the program focuses on practical skills and food literacy so kids can learn to cook simple meals and snacks.  The Charlottetown Scrabble Club meets on Tuesdays from 5–8 pm at the Charlottetown Library. All skill levels are welcome. Scoresheets, strategy tips, and cheat sheets are provided. Admission is free. ![Photo by Almos Bechtold [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/09/fire-almos-bechtold-GFgWx3o8bTI-unsplash-scaled.jpg "fire almos-bechtold-GFgWx3o8bTI-unsplash") The Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) will present about both Emergency Preparedness and the FireSmart™ program from the provincial FireSmart™ coordinator at the Charlottetown Library on May 6 at 5:30 pm. |
4 events,Kids aged 6–12 can join a creative after-school club at the Charlottetown Library. The club meets weekly on Wednesdays at 3:30 pm. Each week offers a selection of crafts, activities, robots, science experiments or games. Activities this month include outer space (May 7), comic club (May 14), puffy paint (May 21), and seed balls and… ![Photo by Rhondak [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/07/art-rhondak-native-florida-folk-artist-_Yc7OtfFn-0-unsplash-scaled.jpg "art rhondak-native-florida-folk-artist-_Yc7OtfFn-0-unsplash") Drop into the Charlottetown Library at 97 Queen St for some creative art time with the Creative PEI ArtMobile (formerly known as the Art Hive Pop-up) on May 7 and 21 from 5–7 pm. Bring a work-in-progress, or start something new with the materials provided. These events are free and open to all ages. Children…  Nature PEI is hosting a nature-themed trivia night from 6–8 pm on May 7 at Copper Bottom Brewing in Montague. Participants can gather with fellow wildlife enthusiasts to showcase their passion for, and knowledge of, the environment. Register a team of up to six people or sign up as a free agent. There will be… |
5 events, The women of St. Peter’s Cathedral will be selling fudge in the Confederation Court Mall on May 8 from 9 am–5 pm. The sale will feature fudge of all kinds, from old-fashioned to gourmet selections. In Summerside, tech help is offered on Thursdays at 3 pm. Call the Summerside Library in advance at 902-436-7323 to register for a time to sit with someone one-on-one and have your basic technology questions answered. Teens aged 13–18 interested in developing leadership skills and helping their community can join a volunteer and leadership program in the Charlottetown Library Board Room every Thursday from 3–6 pm. Presented by the Boys & Girls Club, this program offers an opportunity to work on a project from start to finish, and make a valuable… |
5 events, Amabile Singers present their spring concert, And Together Singing Harmony, on May 9 at 7:30 pm at St. Peter’s in Charlottetown. This well-loved chamber choir, now in its 12th season, is directed by Clem Carelse and supported by collaborative pianist Sara White. Choir members will present time-tested chorale selections including Randall Thompson’s “Alleluia,” Edward Elgar’s…  The card game Auction is played weekly on Fridays at 7:30 pm at Dunstaffnage School Centre. Admission is at the door. |
13 events,![Photo by Karl Chor [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/05/karl-chor-11506-unsplash-scaled.jpg "coffee karl-chor-11506-unsplash") The St Pius X Catholic Women’s League will host a coffee party in the MacKenzie Room at St Pius X on May 10 from 9:30–11:30 am. There will be a 50/50 draw, door prizes, and gluten free goods available. Proceeds go to local charities. Tickets are available at 106 St Peters Rd, Charlottetown. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. The Mom2Mom Sale is back at the Eastlink Centre this year on May 10 from 10 am–1 pm. Browse over 100 tables packed with used items for children and babies, including clothing, toys, books, baby gear, sporting equipment, and more. Small admission fee at the door, with all proceeds benefiting Anderson House. Info: facebook.com |
3 events,Kids of all ages can drop by the Summerside Library between 1–3 pm on Saturdays and Sundays for crafting time. Activities this month include Star Wars fun, crowns and magic wands, sticker mosaics, Pokémon fun, and more.  The Brunch Prophets bring their mix of classic R&B, folk, and country gospel to Copper Bottom Brewing for Mother’s Day on May 11 from 1–3 pm. Treat your mother to brunch while enjoying some soulful tunes. The Brunch Prophets are Cameron MacDuffee, Karen Graves, Melissa MacKenzie, and Chris Corrigan. Tickets: copperbottombrewing.com ![Photo by Augusto Oazi [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/08/film-augusto-oazi-KWOcA8_Vu10-unsplash-scaled.jpg "film augusto-oazi-KWOcA8_Vu10-unsplash") Drop in to Village Green Brewery on Sundays at 4 pm for Aussie Rules Football (AFL). Catch the Sydney Swans and learn about the Atlantic AFL League. |
4 events,Teens aged 13–18 can join the Summerside Library’s Teen Advisory Groupon Mondays at 3:30 pm. Meetings begin by letting teen voices and opinions be heard before switching gears into helping staff with various tasks. The group is a way for teens to earn volunteer hours for the community service bursary. Teens interested in obtaining volunteer hours and participating in the Teen Volunteer Club at the Charlottetown Library are welcome to meet weekly on Mondays from 4–5 pm to brainstorm and discuss new library programs. The Monday Night Painting Group, led by Sophia Djuk, meets weekly at North Rustico Lions Club from 7–9 pm. Each week is a different theme. Canvas, paints and brushes are provided, but fee is reduced for those who bring their own. |
8 events,![Photo by Al Nik [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/02/lecture-meeting-conference-al-nik-J5XqX-qvEZE-unsplash-scaled.jpg "lecture meeting conference al-nik-J5XqX-qvEZE-unsplash") OmbudsPEI is hosting mobile complaint clinics across the Island to hear from people who feel they have been treated unfairly by provincial or municipal governments, post-secondary institutions or any provincial public body. OmbudsPEI’s services are free and open to all Islanders who have complaints about provincial or local public authority. At these clinics, experienced staff… ![Photo by Kelli McClintock [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/01/book-reading-toddler-kelli-mcclintock-Z7uacdEYnd4-unsplash-scaled.jpg "book reading toddler kelli-mcclintock-Z7uacdEYnd4-unsplash") Caregivers and children aged 0–5 can enjoy a toddler play date of movement, exploration, and sensory fun at the Charlottetown Library on May 13 at 1 pm. Kids aged 13–18 interested in learning to cook can join the Chef Nation in the Community Kitchen at the Charlottetown Library every Tuesday from 3–6 pm. Presented by Boys & Girls Club, the program focuses on practical skills and food literacy so kids can learn to cook simple meals and snacks. |
10 events,![Photo by Connor Olson [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/10/senior-connor-olson-R_jWv5XkjYo-unsplash-scaled.jpg "senior connor-olson-R_jWv5XkjYo-unsplash") The Seniors Navigator will be at the Charlottetown Library for drop-in assistance on May 14 and 28 from 9:30 am–3:30 pm. The Seniors Navigator helps seniors access programs and services from community organizations and municipal, provincial, and federal governments more efficiently.  Family Violence Prevention Week is May 12-18, and this year’s theme is Preventing Family Violence in Older Adults. Throughout the week, communities and organizations across the Island will host events to foster conversations about family violence prevention, raise awareness, honour victims, and share valuable resources. A Walk In Silence will take place at Families First… Family Violence Prevention Week is May 12-18, and this year’s theme is Preventing Family Violence in Older Adults. Throughout the week, communities and organizations across the Island will host events to foster conversations about family violence prevention, raise awareness, honour victims, and share valuable resources. A Walk In Silence will take place at Rochford Square… |
7 events,Family Violence Prevention Week is May 12-18, and this year’s theme is Preventing Family Violence in Older Adults. Throughout the week, communities and organizations across the Island will host events to foster conversations about family violence prevention, raise awareness, honour victims, and share valuable resources. A Walk In Silence will start at the Summerside Gazebo… In Summerside, tech help is offered on Thursdays at 3 pm. Call the Summerside Library in advance at 902-436-7323 to register for a time to sit with someone one-on-one and have your basic technology questions answered. Teens aged 13–18 interested in developing leadership skills and helping their community can join a volunteer and leadership program in the Charlottetown Library Board Room every Thursday from 3–6 pm. Presented by the Boys & Girls Club, this program offers an opportunity to work on a project from start to finish, and make a valuable… |
7 events,A program designed to combat ageism and mistreatment of older persons will be presented by the PEI Network to Confront Ageism at the Charlottetown Library on May 16 at 10 am. Join the conversation and be part of a growing network that champions respect and safety for everyone. Family Violence Prevention Week is May 12-18, and this year’s theme is Preventing Family Violence in Older Adults. Throughout the week, communities and organizations across the Island will host events to foster conversations about family violence prevention, raise awareness, honour victims, and share valuable resources. A Walk In Silence will start at the Lennox Island… |
13 events, Macphail Woods is hosting a complimentary breakfast at the historic Homestead on May 17 at 7 am. The meal will be followed by a guided birding walk with Dwaine Oakley and Fiep de Bie at 8 am. Everyone is welcome. There is no fee, but registration is required at macphailwoods.org. ![Photo by Pam Menegakis [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2025/05/bbq-food-pam-menegakis-qQcEiWTZCbI-unsplash-scaled.jpg "bbq food pam-menegakis-qQcEiWTZCbI-unsplash") Hunter River will host its 10th annual Community Yard Sale in the Central Queens Elementary parking lot on May 17 from 8 am–12 pm. The 323 Blue Heron Sea Cadets will also be holding a fundraiser barbecue and bake sale, with coffee available for purchase. The rain date is May 24. To register as a… ![Photo by Content Pixie [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2025/02/medicine-health-content-pixie-Gs1MzZCnU5k-unsplash-scaled.jpg "medicine health content-pixie-Gs1MzZCnU5k-unsplash") The PEI Spiritual Expo 2025 will take place at the Rodd Royalty Inn in Charlottetown on May 17 from 9 am–4 pm. The day will be filled with spiritual enlightenment, personal growth, and education with professional practitioners. Connect with like-minded individuals, browse through vendors, and attend workshops and presentations. Participants can discover new healing modalities,… |
3 events,Kids of all ages can drop by the Summerside Library between 1–3 pm on Saturdays and Sundays for crafting time. Activities this month include Star Wars fun, crowns and magic wands, sticker mosaics, Pokémon fun, and more. Amabile Singers present their spring concert, And Together Singing Harmony, on May 9 at 7:30 pm at St. Peter’s in Charlottetown. This well-loved chamber choir, now in its 12th season, is directed by Clem Carelse and supported by collaborative pianist Sara White. Choir members will present time-tested chorale selections including Randall Thompson’s “Alleluia,” Edward Elgar’s… Drop in to Village Green Brewery on Sundays at 4 pm for Aussie Rules Football (AFL). Catch the Sydney Swans and learn about the Atlantic AFL League. |
5 events, The Festival Route 11 team will unveil L’esprit de la musique, a new painting by Karen Gallant, at Evermoore Brewing in Summerside on May 19. This is the fifth work by Gallant to serve as inspiration for the festival’s art installations, led by Patrick Brunet and Kelly Caseley. Festival Route 11 celebrates its fifth anniversary… Teens aged 13–18 can join the Summerside Library’s Teen Advisory Groupon Mondays at 3:30 pm. Meetings begin by letting teen voices and opinions be heard before switching gears into helping staff with various tasks. The group is a way for teens to earn volunteer hours for the community service bursary. Teens interested in obtaining volunteer hours and participating in the Teen Volunteer Club at the Charlottetown Library are welcome to meet weekly on Mondays from 4–5 pm to brainstorm and discuss new library programs. The Monday Night Painting Group, led by Sophia Djuk, meets weekly at North Rustico Lions Club from 7–9 pm. Each week is a different theme. Canvas, paints and brushes are provided, but fee is reduced for those who bring their own. |
7 events,Kids aged 13–18 interested in learning to cook can join the Chef Nation in the Community Kitchen at the Charlottetown Library every Tuesday from 3–6 pm. Presented by Boys & Girls Club, the program focuses on practical skills and food literacy so kids can learn to cook simple meals and snacks. The Charlottetown Scrabble Club meets on Tuesdays from 5–8 pm at the Charlottetown Library. All skill levels are welcome. Scoresheets, strategy tips, and cheat sheets are provided. Admission is free. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts EAL conversation circles for adults on Tuesdays at 6 pm at the Summerside Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for informal conversation. |
4 events,![Photo by Tim Arterbury [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2025/01/art-tim-arterbury-VkwRmha1_tI-unsplash-scaled.jpg "art tim-arterbury-VkwRmha1_tI-unsplash") Learn how to create a wreath or garland from paper napkin flowers at a crafting and social hour on May 21 at 2 pm and May 26 at 6:30 pm at the Summerside Library. Call 902-436-7323 to register. Kids aged 6–12 can join a creative after-school club at the Charlottetown Library. The club meets weekly on Wednesdays at 3:30 pm. Each week offers a selection of crafts, activities, robots, science experiments or games. Activities this month include outer space (May 7), comic club (May 14), puffy paint (May 21), and seed balls and…  Adult members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community are invited to drop-in at the PEERS Alliance in Charlottetown on May 21 from 6–8 pm for a presentation on “Quiltivism” with Bill Stearman. Currently touring Canada, Bill is a Queer Elder from Ontario who will discuss his expression of activism— and past, present, and future Queer struggles— through… |
6 events,OmbudsPEI is hosting mobile complaint clinics across the Island to hear from people who feel they have been treated unfairly by provincial or municipal governments, post-secondary institutions or any provincial public body. OmbudsPEI’s services are free and open to all Islanders who have complaints about provincial or local public authority. At these clinics, experienced staff…  Sound Series Collective presents Drone Day 2025, an annual celebration of drone music, community, and experimental sounds. Feel the vibrations on May 22 from 1–4 pm at the Kirk of St James. Info: soundseries@warpmail.net ![Photo by Samuel Zeller [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/06/samuel-zeller-4138-unsplash-1-1-scaled.jpg "group-meeting-samuel-zeller-4138-unsplash-(1)") A Death Café will take place at the Charlottetown Library on May 22 at 2 pm. Founded by Jon Underwood and based on the work of Bernard Crettaz, this gathering is a directed discussion—not grief support or a counselling session. Join others to eat cake, drink tea or coffee, and talk about death. Call 902-368-4642… |
7 events,![Photo by Headway [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/08/conference-headway-F2KRf_QfCqw-unsplash-scaled.jpg "conference headway-F2KRf_QfCqw-unsplash") The second Charlottetown Forum will explore topics that are top of mind for people in Canada, including healthcare, climate change, and restoring dialogue in polarizing times. Forum speakers will include Owais Lightwala, professor, artistic producer, and tech entrepreneur; Stephanie Arnold, climate specialist at CLIMAtlantic; PEI Poet Laureate Tanya Davis; and Dr. Megan Miller, PEI’s first… ![Photo by MKdrone [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/07/charlottetown-mkdrone_-ZbXuMe2EyD4-unsplash-scaled.jpg "charlottetown mkdrone_-ZbXuMe2EyD4-unsplash") The 2025 Provincial Heritage Fair will be held on May 23 at Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown. The Fair will be open to the public from 2–3:45 pm with closing ceremonies beginning at 3 pm. This year, more than 2000 individuals, including students, teachers, and volunteers across the Island participate in the Heritage Fair at a… |
9 events, The 2025 Charlottetown Forum will be held at Confederation Centre of the Arts on May 23 and 24. The second annual Forum will explore topics that are top of mind for people in Canada, including healthcare, climate change, and restoring dialogue in polarizing times. Meeting at Confederation Centre of the Arts next to the site… ![[artificial photography - unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2025/05/clothing-artificial-photography-vB5qtt8X4NA-unsplash.jpg "clothing-artificial-photography-vB5qtt8X4NA-unsplash") The WoHeLo/QEH Auxiliary will host its three-day spring sale at 144 Dorchester Street in Charlottetown on May 22 from 3–8 pm, May 23 from 10 am–6 pm, and May 24 from 10 am–2 pm. Last winter’s sale raised $26,177 for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) to use for… The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. |
5 events, Presented by the UPEI Faculty of Indigenous Knowledge, Education, Research and Applied Studies, the PEI Chapter of the Council of Canadians, Spring Park United Church, and Wapna’kikewi’skwaq Women of the First Light, Marie Wilson will read from her book, North of Nowhere: Song of a Truth and Reconciliation Commissioner, on May 25, 1 pm, at…  The Studio Gallery in Victoria will present a special art show to open its 35th season. The Artist’s Garden–A Retrospective of the Work of Sylvia Ridgway will be on display from May 25 to June 8. An opening will be held on May 25 from 2–5 pm. This retrospective celebrates Sylvia’s diverse and prolific output… ![Photo by Khara Woods [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/08/art-khara-woods-KR84RpMCb0w-unsplash-scaled.jpg "art khara-woods-KR84RpMCb0w-unsplash") Mandala Meditation offers teens some easy-going creative time while colouring mandalas during operating hours at the Summerside Library. Teens can also drop by the library on May 25 at 2 pm to make an oobleck stress ball using simple ingredients. |
2 events,Learn how to create a wreath or garland from paper napkin flowers at a crafting and social hour on May 21 at 2 pm and May 26 at 6:30 pm at the Summerside Library. Call 902-436-7323 to register.  Bookmark will welcome #1 New York Times bestselling author Carley Fortune back to Charlottetown for the launch of her new book, One Golden Summer, on May 26 at 7 pm in the Bedeque Cardigan Ballroom at the Delta Hotels Prince Edward. “An Evening with Carley Fortune,” moderated by Jessica Doria Brown, will be Carley’s only… |
1 event,People aged 16+ are invited to the Charlottetown Library on May 27 at 1 pm or May 28 at 6 pm for a brief orientation on how to register to use the Makerspace for creative projects outside regular hours. |
3 events,![Photo by Andrei Stratu [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/01/conference-meeting-lecture-andrei-stratu-kcJsQ3PJrYU-unsplash-scaled.jpg "conference meeting lecture andrei-stratu-kcJsQ3PJrYU-unsplash") Taking place May 28–30, Music PEI’s Canadian Song Conference (CSC) will take place at the Guild in Charlottetown in the afternoons. Music PEI’s Canadian Song Conference 2025 includes free educational panels and workshops, and was created to assist PEI songwriters, composers, and musicians to develop additional revenue streams beyond those associated with touring and live… The City of Charlottetown is hosting a Community Open House in the Multi Room at Simmons Sports Cente on May 28 from 4:30–6:30 pm to present concept plans and gather public feedback on the Grafton Street Master Plan. Grafton Street is a key transportation corridor in downtown Charlottetown, connecting the Hillsborough Bridge to major institutional,…  The Cornwall and Area Watershed Group (CAWG) will have general meeting at the Cornwall Town Hall on May 28 from 6:30–8 pm. Special guest is the Invasive Species Council, who will share how to identify and manage invasive species on personal property.Attendees will also hear about the work CAWG is doing to protect and restore… |
4 events,OmbudsPEI is hosting mobile complaint clinics across the Island to hear from people who feel they have been treated unfairly by provincial or municipal governments, post-secondary institutions or any provincial public body. OmbudsPEI’s services are free and open to all Islanders who have complaints about provincial or local public authority. At these clinics, experienced staff… Taking place May 28–30, Music PEI’s Canadian Song Conference (CSC) will take place at the Guild in Charlottetown in the afternoons. Music PEI’s Canadian Song Conference 2025 includes free educational panels and workshops, and was created to assist PEI songwriters, composers, and musicians to develop additional revenue streams beyond those associated with touring and live… The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. |
9 events, Zion Presbyterian’s Spring Clothing Sale will run from 9 am–1 pm on May 30 and 31. Shoppers will find a large selection of adult and children’s clothing, along with shoes, purses, and jewelry. A café and barbecue will be available each day of the sale. Debit and credit cards are accepted. Taking place May 28–30, Music PEI’s Canadian Song Conference (CSC) will take place at the Guild in Charlottetown in the afternoons. Music PEI’s Canadian Song Conference 2025 includes free educational panels and workshops, and was created to assist PEI songwriters, composers, and musicians to develop additional revenue streams beyond those associated with touring and live… |
12 events,![Photo by Mike Petrucci [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/06/mike-petrucci-57647-unsplash-scaled.jpg "art mike-petrucci-57647-unsplash") The PEI Fox Den and Historic North Bedeque School are hosting a Spring Schoolhouse Social on May 31 and June 1. Enjoy artisan demonstrations, live music, and refreshments in a charming heritage setting. For details, visit peifoxden.ca or call 902-303-8327. ![Photo by Carl Heyerdahl [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/04/fishing-fish-nature-water-carl-heyerdahl-NSf27dNSCA0-unsplash-scaled.jpg "fishing fish nature water carl-heyerdahl-NSf27dNSCA0-unsplash") The John Andrew Memorial Fishing Derby will take place on May 31 from 9 am–12:30 pm. Registration is at the Malcolm Darrach Centre in East Royalty. This free, family-friendly event is open to all, but children must be accompanied by an adult. Sponsored by the Wrights Creek and Hillsborough River Associations. For full details, visit… A community hike hosted by MacPhail Woods will take place on May 31 at 10 am on the MacPhail property. Participants will have a chance to get to know both their neighbours and the trails. The hike is intended to be strenuous, rather than a casual stroll—so bring water and dress accordingly. Register for the…  Havenwood Studios is inviting audiences to follow the Yellow Brick Road in its upcoming live production of The Wizard of Oz, directed by John MacCormac. This magical, family-friendly musical adventure will be performed at the Carrefour Theatre in Charlottetown on May 30 at 7 pm, and again on May 31 at 2 pm and 7… |
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