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  • Triathlon PEI: Victoria Park Kids of Steel Triathlon

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    Victoria Park 36 Victoria Park Driveway Stage, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    This year’s Capital City Canada Day celebrations at Victoria Park in Charlottetown include Triathlon PEI‘s Victoria Park Kids of Steel Triathlon from 8–9:30 am on July 1. The annual children’s triathlon is designed to give youth the opportunity to experience the sport of triathlon in a positive environment with shorter distances than an adult triathlon.…

  • Charlottetown Farmers Market

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    Charlottetown Farmers Market 614 North River Rd, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    The Charlottetown Farmers Market is open from 9 am–2 pm on Saturdays year-round, and on Wednesdays from 9 am–2 pm, running July 1 to August 30. Local farmers, crafters, artisans and hot food vendors sell local, organic produce, fish, meats, baked goods, preserves, roasted coffee, specialty teas, and more. Info: charlottetownfarmersmarket.com

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    Worship Canada: Celebration of Canada Day Heritage

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

    Worship Canada: Celebration of Canada Day Heritage takes place at Beaconsfield Carriage House on July 1 from 12–6 pm. Various artists will perform.

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    Bedford Station Gallery & Gardens 5th Anniversary Celebration

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    Free event
    Bedford Station Gallery & Gardens 96 Rte 6, Dunstaffnage, PE, Canada

    The Bedford Station Gallery & Gardens is celebrating its fifth consecutive season with an afternoon of art, music, and nature on Canada Day, July 1, from 1–4 pm. The multimedia gallery features over 20 local artists, both full-time and seasonal, while the gardens represent the creative vision of landscaper and photographer Wayne Crouse. Visitors who…

  • Canada Day Old-Fashioned Picnic

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    Free event
    Wood Islands Schoolhouse 822 Route 1, Wood Islands, PE, Canada

    The Wood Islands Women's Institute is hosting an Old-Fashioned Family Picnic at the historic Wood Islands Schoolhouse on July 1 from 1–3pm. The picnic will include food, entertainment, games and prizes, along with a special cake-cutting ceremony. This is a free community event with lots of fun for everyone.

  • Canada Day Celebration at Seacow Head Lighthouse

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    The Friends of Seacow Head Lighthouse Inc. invite community members and the general public to enjoy a Canada Day celebration on July 1 from 1–3 pm at the Seacow Head Lighthouse, located at 198 Lighthouse Road, Bedeque. The day will include a barbecue, local entertainment, kids activities, a complimentary birthday cake, and opportunities to climb…

  • Kurk, Joey, & Jamie Band

    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. The Kurk, Joey, & Jamie Band will…

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    Summer Square Dance

    Lorne Valley School 922 Lorne Valley Rd, Lorne Valley, PE, Canada

    A square dance will take place every Wednesday at 7:30 pm in July and August at the Olde Lorne Valley School. Music will be provided by Allan, Ward, and Hailee MacDonald, with a special guest each night. Special guests include Chrissy Crowley on July 1, Francis MacDonald on July 8, Hailee MacDonald on July 15,…

  • Government House Tour

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    Free event
    Fanningbank Government House 1 Terry Fox Dr, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    Government House in Charlottetown is open for free, bilingual guided tours on weekdays until the end of August (except July 15). Tours run every half hour from 10 am–3 pm. No appointment is necessary.

  • The Bog Tour

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    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…

  • Tea & Tales – Victorian High Tea & Storytelling Experience

    Haviland Club 2 Haviland St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    This season at The Haviland, Tea & Tales invites guests into a Victorian-inspired tea and storytelling experience inside one of Charlottetown’s historic homes. Guests gather around shared tables as tea is poured and tiered stands arrive with sandwiches, scones with preserves and cream, and a selection of desserts. Throughout the experience, stories inspired by Victorian…

  • The Bog Tour

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    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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    Author Spotlight: Marian Elliott

    Charlottetown Library Learning Centre 97 Queen St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    Drop in to the Charlottetown Library on July 2 at 4 pm to meet Marian Elliott, Alaskan author of Out of the Dark: A Memoir. What begins with the sudden death of her only son becomes a journey into the wilderness of grief, the vast distances of North America, and the fragile rediscovery of hope.…

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    Dr. Zoo Solo Hour Music Series

    Arsenault's Potato House 163 Sandy Point Rd, Crapaud, PE, Canada

    Six-time East Coast Music Award nominee Randal Arsenault, who performs as Dr. Zoo, presents the Dr. Zoo Solo Hour Music Series at Arsenault’s Potato House near Victoria by the Sea. Held Thursdays from 5–6 pm throughout July and August, each intimate concert features original music and audience favourites, with a different focus each week. July…

  • Schooner Sessions

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

    Sessions with Mark Douglas and friends take place weekly on Thursdays at 7 pm at The Old Triangle.

  • Trad Night at Village Green

    Free event
    Limited seating
    Modern Brewers' Village Green 30 Church St, Cornwall, PE, Canada

    PEI’s smallest brewery, specializing in traditional and modern beer styles, hosts a Trad Night every Thursday evening. Enjoy free, live music from 7–9 pm in their taproom. Space is limited. Located at 30 Church St in the old post office/dental clinic in Cornwall.

  • City Cinema: The Last One for the Road

    City Cinema 64 King St, Charlottetown, PE, Canada

    Comedy/Drama. 14A, coarse language, substance use, brief nudity. Dir: Francesco Sossai, Italy, 2025, 100 min. Filippo Scotti, Sergio Romano, Pierpaolo Capovilla. In Italian with English subtitles. Winner of 8 Donatello Awards (Italy’s Oscars), including Best Film, Director, Actor, Screenplay, and Song. “Set in Veneto, this lively comedy deconstructs the road movie genre as three men…

  • Stompin’ Tom Connors Live at the Horseshoe Dinner Theatre

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

    The 2026 dinner theatre production at the Stompin’ Tom Centre in Skinners Pond this summer will be Stompin’ Tom Connors Live at the Horseshoe. Step inside Toronto’s legendary Horseshoe Tavern for a night celebrating one of Canada’s greatest musical storytellers—Stompin’ Tom Connors. Live at the Horseshoe brings Tom’s spirit, songs, and storytelling tradition back to…