Water Witching with Hold Fast Artist in Residence Alana Bartol
Eastern Edge Gallery’s Hold Fast Contemporary Art Festival runs from August 8-12 in St. John’s.
Eastern Edge Gallery’s Hold Fast Contemporary Art Festival runs from August 8-12 in St. John’s.
Ruth Lawrence’s historical walking tour Other Women Walk Tells Stories from the Margins of Newfoundland’s Suffrage Movement.
For two weeks this summer audiences will assemble in the corner of Bannerman Park near Winterholme and be met by Helen Furey (played by Bridget Wareham) who will transport them to 1922 to share the stories of women who felt left out of Newfoundland’s suffrage movement.
Award-winning playwright Robert Chafe’s Between Breaths directed by Jillian Keiley, featuring original music composed by The Once, is being performed at The LSPU Hall, July 19-29.
Local writer and visual artist, Emily Pittman, is currently completing a three month residency in The Rooms’ Elbow Room Studio.
Identify: A Celebration of Indigenous Arts and Culture will run from April 8th – 22nd in St. John’s.
Chris Hadfield is wrapping up his cross-country tour at Holy Heart Theatre in St. John’s on March 3rd.
After wrapping up 2017 as a bona fide literary icon, Hynes is swinging into 2018 as the star of his own TV show.
These days he works as a Metrobus driver in the evenings, a job that lets him listen to hours of food podcasts, and spend his days testing out new recipes.
“This is like NASCAR; people are coming for the crashes,” said Artistic Director Mike Hammond.
Three Things to do the Weekend is a varied sampling of what to be at this weekend
Don’t seem like Christmas until “Any Mummers Allowed In?” is saturating the airwaves and being belted out in bars across the island.
Bulman wants the event to have all the cozy charm of those totally un-ironic, old-fashioned holiday specials but she’ll also be approaching the show with a stand up comic’s saucy sensibility. “I’ll be asking some far out questions,” she says.