Festivals near Kings County PE (17 Result(s))

Centre Expo-Festival Centre welcomes you to their establishment. They are easily accessible by public transit but also by bicycle. The neighboring area is notable for its restaurants and stores.

Alice in WonderlandWill O' The Wisp Productions gears up for an original adaptation of Alice in Wonderland.This year's production, presented in association with Festival by the Marsh, will take place in the Sackville Music Hall.

65th edition of the Shediac Lobster FestivalMessage from the co-chairsFrom July 9-13, 2014, the town of Shediac will swing to the rhythm of the 65th edition of the Shediac Lobster Festival. Everything is planned to make this edition an event that everyone will remember for a long time. As co-chairs of the 2014 edition, we are particularly pleased and proud to wish you the warmest of welcomes to Shediac.

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To bring the very best of the best to our faithful audience is always our aim,and each year the amazing variety of musical styles for all musical tastes is a wonder to behold. Our top priority is to present musical excellence that is respectful of the unique acoustic qualities of our cherished venue. Ive yet to meet a musician who has not been thrilled by the ease with which they can communicate the most intimate, delicate moments of their musical scores. I am thrilled to see the line up of talent and personalities we are looking forward to presenting this season. Each year, with the help of countless contributors, we seem to be upholding our reputation for providing a truly meaningful Indian River Festival experience for so many. The music itself is obviously a big part of it, but, as always, beautiful and historic St Marys and the surrounding countryside, plus the warmth and hospitality of the Prince Edward Islanders in the area, make for an unforgettable experience. Theres so much to do and see in this wonderful Malpeque Bay region, and so much great music going on down that little country road that leads to our astoundingly beautiful venue.

It is a remarkable and joyful thing to have the spirit lifted and caressed by a work of true artistic merit and worth. That is what happened communally that evening as the Indian River Festival launched its summer season.'Jack MacAndrew, The View From Here'This summer-long event at a French Gothic church near the western PEI town of Kensington may have the best collection of musicans of any small festival in the country. Theres a strong emphasis on the voice, with visits by sopranos Isabel Bayrakdarian, Nathalie Paulin and Suzie LeBlanc; baritone Peter Barrett; cabaret singer Patricia OCallaghan; Punjabi ghazal singer Kiran Ahluwalia; vocal ensemble musica intima and Cape Breton singer-songwriter J.P. Cormier. There are also performances by the Gryphon Trio and a versatile supporting ensemble anchored by pianists Peter Tiefenbach and Robert Kortgaard, who steers the whole thing as artistic director.'Robert Everett-Green, Globe and Mail, June 2007'St Marys Church in Indian River, PEI is quite simply the best place to hear live classical music performed in Atlantic Canada