Wild & Still – A Show of Paintings by FoxCreek community resident Lisa Strickland-Clarkfeaturing a range of still lives, landscapes, and animal portraits of endangered species.
Opening reception is held on Friday, 21-Jul-2017 from 5:30pm to 8pm at the Town Hall Art & Culture Centre in Liverpool.
The show runs from 18 to 28-Jul-2017/10am to 4pm at same location.
Wild & Still – A Show of Paintings by FoxCreek community resident Lisa Strickland-Clark featuring a range of still lives, landscapes, and animal portraits of endangered species.
Opening reception is held on Friday, 21-Jul-2017 from 5:30pm to 8pm at the Town Hall Art & Culture Centre in Liverpool.
The show runs from 18 to 28-Jul-2017/10am to 4pm at same location.
Come out and join hosts Scott Colp & Victoria Conrad for another exciting Coffee House and Open Mic Night at the Riverbank General Store in Mill Village.
Musicians and other talented Artists are lining up to share their music and artistic creations with their peers.
Are you a budding musician, poet, comedian? Come out and share your talents or just come out to relax and listen to some awesome talent while sipping on a beverage, enjoying some nibblies, good friends and what promises to be a night of good fun and enjoyment!
Hope to see you on May 6th! $3.00 cover charge at the door and registration for the mic starts at 6:30!
Come out and join hosts Scott Colp & Victoria Conrad for an exciting first Coffee House and Open Mic Night at the Riverbank General Store in Mill Village.
Musicians and other talented artists are lining up to share their music and artistic creations with their peers.
Are you a budding musician, poet, comedian? Come out and share your talents or just come out to relax and listen to some awesome talent while sipping on a beverage, enjoying some nibblies, good friends and what promises to be a night of good fun and enjoyment!
Hope to see you on April the 8th! a great way to usher in Spring!!! $3.00 cover charge at the door.
[SlowMoney/Linda Best, 20-Mar-2017]: In the small township of Port Medway on Nova Scotia’s South Shore, Annabelle Singleton and Debra Melanson, their husbands, and their staff have made The Port Grocer into the heart of the community.
The Port Grocer @ Full Moon, Photo (C) 2016 by David Dobson
Port Medway was settled around 1760 by fishermen who helped develop this area into a thriving shipping community. Cargoes of salted and dried fish were shipped to the United States, the Caribbean, and South America. Lumber from the sawmills of Greenfield, Charleston, and Mill Village were loaded on ships and sailed to foreign ports. Read the full story …