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    Inside The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

    Harmony House 19814 PE-2, Hunter River, PE, Canada

    Inside The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald will play on the Harmony House stage on select dates from May to July. Fifty years ago this November, the SS Edmund Fitzgerald sank beneath the icy waters of Lake Superior, taking all 29 crew members with her. This tragic shipwreck was immortalized in song by the great Canadian songwriter Gordon Lightfoot.…

  • C’Mon In! An Island Kitchen Party

    The Mack 128 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4K6, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    This summer, C’Mon In! An Island Kitchen Party brings the spirit of an Atlantic Canadian kitchen party to the stage at The Mack in Charlottetown, running from June 6–August 29. The production places audiences inside a familiar Maritime setting where music, storytelling, and humour unfold over the course of the evening. Blending concert performance with…

  • Nice Boys: Guns N’ Roses Tribute

    Trailside Music Hall 155 Kent St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    The Nice Boys will perform at the Trailside Music Hall on July 18 at 8 pm.  

  • Gordie MacKeeman & His Rhythm Boys

    Stompin' Tom Centre 14024 Route 14, Skinners Pond, PE, Canada

    The Stompin’ Tom Festival Series is an enduring tribute to Stompin’ Tom’s greatest passions: supporting musical talent and showcasing what it means to be Canadian. Visitors can enjoy live music, dinner theatre, a songwriters festival, and more this summer at the fully licensed open-air venue in Skinners Pond. Gordie MacKeeman & His Rhythm Boys will…

  • Charlottetown Burlesque

    The Arts Guild 111 Queen St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    In 2026, The Guild unveils Rooted & Rising: A Season of Performances That Evoke and Provoke, a lineup that champions bold voices, transformative stories, and artists who push the boundaries of performance. This summer’s presentation series invites audiences to explore history, identity, resilience, and joy through productions, music, and returning favourites. Charlottetown Burlesque has been…

  • The 50th Annual Rollo Bay Fiddle Festival

    Rollo Bay Festival Grounds 961 Veteran's Memorial Hwy, Souris, PE, Canada

    The 50th annual Rollo Bay Fiddle Festival returns July 17–19, celebrating five decades of preserving and promoting Prince Edward Island’s rich tradition of fiddle music and culture. What began as a grassroots effort to keep Island music alive has grown into one of Eastern Canada’s most beloved summer festivals. This year’s milestone celebration features a…

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    Downtown Charlottetown Farmers Market

    Confederation Landing 2 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    The Downtown Charlottetown Farmers Market is open every Sunday between 10 am–3 pm, from July 5 to October 4. Visitors will find more than 90 local vendors selling fresh produce, preserves, prepared foods, baked goods, handmade soap, woodwork, knitting, hooked rugs, jewelry, artwork, pottery, gift ideas, food service, and more. 

  • The Bog Tour

    Family Friendly
    Beaconsfield Historic/Carriage House 2 Kent St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    Beaconsfield Historic House announced the return of the Bog Tour, an immersive guided walking experience exploring the history of Charlottetown’s Bog neighbourhood. This powerful program honours the legacy of Prince Edward Island’s historical Black community and invites participants to engage with lesser-known stories from the Island’s past. The tour is free to attend. Beginning at…

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    Charlottetown Library Teen Baking Program

    Family Friendly
    Free event
    Charlottetown Library Learning Centre 97 Queen St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    Teens can learn new baking techniques and colour while they wait for their treats in the community kitchen at the Charlottetown Library on Sundays from 12:30–2 pm. Register each week at princeedwardisland.ca/libraryevents.

  • DiverseCity Festival

    Family Friendly
    Free event
    West Point Harbourside Centre 159 Harbour Rd, O'Leary, PE, Canada

    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 and continue throughout the season with events highlighting the Island’s cultural diversity through music, food, art, and community connection. This year’s festival locations and dates…

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    Sir Andrew Macphail Homestead Lunch & Lecture Series: “A Newsie’s Reflections”

    Historic Sir Andrew Macphail Homestead 271 McPhail Park Rd, Orwell, PE, Canada

    The Sir Andrew Macphail Homestead’s Lunch & Lecture Series returns this summer, with events taking place on Sundays at 1 pm throughout July and August. Each event begins with a meal followed by a guest speaker. Built in 1856 as a farmhouse, the Homestead was purchased by the Macphail family in 1864, the same year…

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    Charlottetown Library Family Movie

    Family Friendly
    Free event
    Charlottetown Library Learning Centre 97 Queen St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    Free screenings continue this month at the Charlottetown Library Learning Centre. A different family movie will play every Sunday at 1 pm.

  • Bideford Museum Strawberry Social

    Family Friendly
    Bideford Parsonage Museum 784 Bideford Road, Rte 166, Ellerslie-Bideford, PE, Canada

    The Bideford Parsonage Museum will hold its annual strawberry social on July 19 from 1:30–4 pm. Admission includes strawberry shortcake with ice cream, tea, and rhubarb cordial. Attendees can enjoy entertainment under the tent. Included with the ticket is a tour of the museum.

  • Sunday Session

    The Old Triangle 189 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    A Sunday Afternoon Tune Session featuring traditional music and craic takes place weekly on Sundays from 2–4 pm at The Old Triangle.

  • Nick Gauthier

    Slaymaker & Nichols 82 Fitzroy St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    Live music at Slaymaker & Nichols.

  • Legends of Country Music—Songs & Stories from the Golden Era

    Victoria Playhouse 20 Howard St, Victoria, PE, Canada

    Hosted by troubadour Nudie and accompanied by Bobby McIsaac on guitar and vocals, Songs & Stories from the Golden Era features visuals and the humorous stories behind the songs and the artists that made them famous. Audiences will experience an evening of classic country music with all the hits from favourite singers of the 50s,…

  • Mini Mawio’mi

    Basin Head Provincial Park 318 Basin Head Rd, Souris, PE, Canada

    The Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI (MCPEI) has partnered with the PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation to bring vibrant cultural programming to Basin Head Provincial Park this summer. Mini Mawio’mis take place on select Sundays at 2 pm, July 12–August 9. The series is free to attend, and performances will move indoors to the Basin Head…

  • Anne & Gilbert, The Musical

    Florence Simmons Performance Hall 140 Weymouth Street, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    Anne & Gilbert, The Musical returns for its 22nd season this spring with a milestone debut: Island performer Holly Perry will take on the role of Anne Shirley for the first time, wearing the original Anne dress created for the musical’s first season in 2005. The 26-year-old Acadian performer from Prince County has been part…

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    Tunes on Tap

    Copper Bottom Brewing 567 Rue Main, Montague, PE, Canada

    Copper Bottom Brewing in Montague offers a weekly dose of traditional music on Sundays from 3–5 pm. July performers are: Tre Sutherland & Kevin Chaisson on July 5; Romy Munkres & Ward MacDonald on July 12; Matthew Reid on July 19; and Hailee & Ward MacDonald on July 26. Admission is free. 

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    Sturgeon Ceilidh

    St Paul's Parish Hall Rt. 17A, Sturgeon, PE, Canada

    Sturgeon Ceilidhs take place at St. Paul’s Parish Hall every second Sunday and feature local entertainment. The next ceilidh is July 19 at 6:30 pm. Doors open at 6 pm. There is a 50/50 draw and tea, coffee, biscuits, and jam at intermission. Admission is by donation.