ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

LIVERPOOL – Janice MacMillan has suffered from chronic pain for most of her life.

LIVERPOOL - Collecting coils of old, dirty rope from lobster gear may not be everybody’s idea of a good time.

BRIDGEWATER – On Feb. 14, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., you are invited to come together at 123 Empire Street for the 2026 edition of the Frost Fair. Filled with family-friendly activities, including a lobster cookie s’more station, this free event welcomes everyone to warm up to winter, gather with friends and community members, and have fun.

SOUTH SHORE – Lobster mania is about to hit the South Shore as the calendar changes for the ninth annual Nova Scotia’s Lobster Crawl with events for every age, every interest, happening along the South Shore as we prepare to celebrate Nova Scotia’s beloved crustacean.

LIVERPOOL — Get ready for a jolly sleighful of holiday spirit!

SOUTH SHORE – Musique Royale has put together a stunning line-up together to entertain you during this Christmas season.

LUNENBURG - The theatre company that brought you Sweet Ride and The Rum Runners Ball at the Bluenose Lodge now presents a spirited re-telling of Charles Dicken’s classic story of redemption.

SOUTH SHORE – Get ready for an afternoon that will lift your spirits! The South Shore Chorale are thrilled to announce their upcoming concert, a vibrant celebration built around the universal theme of Joy!

CHESTER – Shelley Thompson and the Blue Engine Quartet will be performing together via candlelight in Chester, Nov. 23 at 7 p.m.

BRIDGEWATER - “It’s the famous fairy tale of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs... but the journey from the beginning to the end is totally different from anything you’ve seen about Snow White,” said Stephen Morgan, making his debut as director for the South Shore Players.

IRELAND via BRIDGEWATER – Seaside A Capella are gold medal winners.

The Textile Artist’s Collective of Nova Scotia (TAC) makes a return to the South Shore with their much anticipated sixth exhibition, Perceptions.