The Acadia First Nation owned Sipuke’l Gallery – located in the newly renovated historic Old Town Hall in Liverpool – opened it’s doors on 3-Jun-2015.
The Gallery offers visitors a glimpse of historically significant items to help tell the story and the rich history of the Mi’kmaq, along with contemporary Mi’kmaq artists.
Located on 219 Main Street in Liverpool, NS the gallery is open:
- June to August:
– Tuesday to Friday /8am to 5pm
– Saturday /10am to 5pm
- September to May:
– Tuesday to Friday /8am to 5pm
On 21-Jun-2015 the official Grand Opening takes place starting at 1pm. See here for details.
More information about the Sipuke’l Gallery can be found on Facebook and Twitter.
Source ©2015 Sipuke’l Gallery
The African Children’s Choir is a large choir made up of children ages 7 to 12 from several African nations. Since its inception, the choir has included children from Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa, Nigeria, and Ghana.
On 12-Jun-2015 they make a stop-over in Liverpool, NS on their Canada tour.
A must see & hear!
Astor Theater
59 Gorham St, Liverpool, NS
7pm
Hosted by: Milton Baptist Church (902) 354-3752
Photos ©2015 African Children’s Choir
Tattoo Tickets
Are On Sale NOW!!
The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo is a not-for-profit charity that presents a week-long event every year in one of Canada’s most beautiful provinces.
Take part in educational workshops, exciting festival events and of course, our daily two-and-a-half hour show jam-packed with world-class entertainment, sure to delight the whole family.
This show is fast-paced – every scene only lasts about 3-6 minutes, so there is always something new to see and experience.
Looking for a taste of true Nova Scotia? There’s bagpipes, bands, gymnastics, dancers, choirs, military traditions and much more!
Hoping for something more modern? The Tattoo also features innovative acrobatic acts, modern music, trampoline routines and cutting-edge videos.
Go to the Halifax Tattoo web site for more information and tickets!
On Sunday, 24-May-2015 the Bridgewater Fire Department Band begins its 2015 season with a 3pm concert at the new Bridgewater Baptist Church on Glen Alan Drive.
The program will feature a performance of “A Song for Japan,” by Dutch bass trombonist Steven Verhelst. It was inspired by the suffering caused by the 2011 earthquake that devastated parts of Japan.
The band will also play music from “Riverdance.” Kerri Dorey first came to know the piece while serving as a sergeant in Edmonton’s famed Royal Canadian Artillery Band. When she and her husband, Sgt. Yves Gauthier, also an RCA Band member, retired from the Canadian Armed Forces in 2009 and returned to Kerri’s home province, they soon joined the BFD Band and introduced them to the music from Riverdance. Kerri is featured as soprano saxophone soloist in three of the five movements of the suite. Also featured are Jana Hirtle, French horn and percussionist David Eisener.
Other music on the programe includes Finzi’s Lyric Suite, plus music by Beethoven, Julius Fucik and John Williams.
Source: ©2015 Lighthouse Now
Dave Burbine Concert
Sunday, May 17, 2015
1:30 PM
Italy Cross Fire Department
Admission $6.00
Canteen Available
50-50 draw
The Fabulous Attic gift shop is hosting it’s annual Spring event.
Something for everyone … a Must See …
See here for details …
… and have a yummy Waffel Buffet Brunch at the Voglers Cove Community Hall on your way to the Attic … on the scenic Lighthouse Route along the South Shore (Hwy 331).
