Introducing Halifax’s premier dyslexic non-binary musician. Burry (they/them) is a A 2022 Canadian East Coast Music Award Nominee who blends elements of indie, rock, and pop to create lyrically-colourful music performed with an unforgettable stage presence. This EP is a series of love letters that Burry wrote for different events, ideas and people in their life. Come join Burry and their band for an evening full of wonderful music! The Al Whittle Theatre is a soft-seat venue in Wolfville, Nova Scotia (Canada), which is owned and operated by the volunteer-run Acadian Cinema Cooperative. $15 advanced tickets or a limited amount of $20 tickets at the door. This show is all ages and the venue is wheelchair accessible. Please reach out if you have any questions or if you require any assistance or further accessiblilty and we will do what we can to make sure everyone can enjoy the show.

Pack your lawn chair or blanket and settle in for a rockin' evening in the beer garden! This event is family and dog friendly. Beverages for purchase include beer, wine, cider and non-alcoholic options. Food available for purchase from The Henley House Pub and Restaurant. Outdoor and indoor washrooms available. Beer Garden opens for seating at 4PM. Parking available on-site as well as across from Gammons Home Hardware and the empty lot next to the Irving.

Cape Breton’s Wayne Bedecki brings his full band to celebrate the release of his Running So Long album with a show at The Carleton on Friday, February 24th. Live music gets underway at 8 PM and tickets are only $15 + HST

Featuring- Mike Mckenna Jr., Jordan Musycsyn, and Wayne Bedecki