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Festivals near Novak ON (263 Result(s))
The Flying Dance Company (FDC) was founded in the fall of 2004. Its Director, Nicholas (Nico) Muthui Kaburia had a desire to share his love of dance as a way to celebrate life. So building a dance family that is based on a fun friendly service, cultural diverse teaching and is community focused was the logical step for Nico.
Festival Players of Prince Edward County is the region's professional summer theatre company. For eight years, Festival Players has brought the beautiful landscapes, towns and villages of the County to life through the incredible power of theatre. We match the play to the place, inviting you to explore the nooks and crannies of the County with us. Whether we are in a charming church theatre, a contemporary art gallery, nestled in the vineyards or on Main Street Picton, we are treated to an unforgettable theatre experience.
The building that houses the Rideau District Museum has seen a lot of history over its lifetime. In the 1850's it was home to 'Conley & Truelove', coffin shoppe and furniture manufacturer, and in the 1860's it made the transition to a blacksmith shop and saw the opening of a boat and carriage works upstairs.
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