April 2017
Helping Hands Band Jamboree
St. Anthony's Hall , Route 2, Woodstock Admission at the door. Music, fun and lunch!
Find out more »Canada Rocks ON!
North Rustico’s Star of the Sea Drama Group presents its annual “Use It or Lose It” variety show on Thursday, April 27, 2017 at 7pm at the Gulf Shore Consolidated School, Hilltop Avenue, North Rustico. This year, the group is celebrating Canada’s 150th birthday by calling their show Canada Rocks ON! and paying tribute to well-known Canadian icons along with the usual mix of music, song, dance and skits. Entry is by donation and includes a wide variety of door…
Find out more »Art for Addictions
Art for Addictions The GUILD 111 Queen St. Charlottetown, PE. Thursday, April 27th 2017 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Entertainment provided by PEI's very own Joey & Julien Kitson and story-teller Dale MacIsaac/ Tickets available at The GUILD Box Office boxoffice@theguildpei.com Only $30 person Tel: 902 620 3333 Toll free 1 866 774 0717
Find out more »Island ComicCon
Teens and adults are welcome to join in for Island ComicCon on April 28 at 6 p.m at Confederation Centre Public Library, 145 Richmond Street, Charlottetown. There will be a panel discussion, costume and drawing contest, Lightning Bolt Comics and more! This is a free event but tickets must be picked up at Confederation Centre Public Library in advance.
Find out more »What a Wonderful World! – Variety Show
WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD! A springtime evening of Variety-Show Entertainment at St. Paul’s church, Friday, 28 April, 7:00 to 9:30. Music, dance, poetry and more — featuring performers from Holland College’s SoPA program and the multicultural network of the Association for Newcomers — in one of the Island’s finest performance spaces. Yummy refreshments plus sales of baking and fudge. Admission by what-you-will donation, to support the Christmastime food hamper and simple gifts outreach for limited-means families. Information: 902-892-1691, 902-628-6778;…
Find out more »School of Performing Arts- Spring Showcase
Join students from Holland College's School of Performing Arts Theatre Performance and Dance Performance programs for their final showcase of the year. The School of Performing Arts is a partnership with Confederation Centre of the Arts. Location: Florence Simmons Performance Hall, Holland College Prince of Wales Campus, 140 Weymouth Street, Charlottetown. Admission: $12 at the box office or through TicketPro.
Find out more »Brackley Beach Pancake Breakfast & Bake Sale
Brackley Beach Pancake Breakfast & Bake Sale Saturday, April 29th, 7:30-9:30 am. Enjoy time with family and friends. Adults $7, Children $4 and proceeds are for the upkeep of the Brackley Beach Community Centre, 3330 Brackley Point Road. For information, call 902-218-6984.
Find out more »May 2017
The Newcomer Experience–A One Book One Island Program
One Book One Island has returned to PEI libraries. This year’s selected book, Ru by Kim Thúy, features the themes of immigration and the re-telling of personal experiences. On May 3, at 10:30 a.m. the Confederation Centre Public Library will celebrate OBOI and the newcomer experience. Join us at the library to hear personal experiences of newcomers and enjoy videos from the Canadian Museum of Immigration’s digital storytelling gallery that tell stories of the diverse immigration experience.
Find out more »Hunter River Spring Craft Sale and Shopping Party
The Community of Hunter River will be hosting the 2nd Annual Spring Craft Sale and Shopping Party on Saturday, May the 6th from 10 am to 2 pm at the Hunter River Community Center, 19816 Route 2. 17 vendors will showcase products from home décor to beauty products and everything in between. Admission is by donation to the upkeep of the Dr. Kent G. Ellis Heritage Park. A list of vendors can be found on our Facebook Page “Village of…
Find out more »Book Launch with Rudy Croken
Rudy Croken will launch his book, "Ban the Automobile: Instrument of Death" Saturday, May 6 at 2:00 p.m. at Confederation Centre Public Library. Croken's book, told through the voices and letters of Island politicians and every day Islanders, traces the story of the automobile from its arrival on the Island, until it was fully recognized and granted the “Freedom of the Roads.”
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