ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Documentary brings photographer’s story to the big screen
26-09-30
By YASMIN DUALE
yasmin.duale@southshorebulletin.ca
BRIDGEWATER - For Todd Langille, the story of the photographer Frank Elam Garber began with a picture of his grandparents.

An interview with Raymond Chow
Rare art auction to be held during September in Pleasantville
26-09-23
By JARED ST. CROIX
for the South Shore Bulletin
A humble sign at 7 Church Road in Pleasantville reading “Artist Studio”, hints at, but fails to properly convey, the massive weight of talent hiding just up the driveway.

Strange Bird brings Carl Jung-inspired one-person show to Chester
26-09-14
By YASMIN DUALE
yasmin.duale@southshorebulletin.ca
CHESTER - A one-person theatrical journey into the life and ideas of Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung, along with one actor's lifelong fascination with his work, will be coming to Chester later this month.

Mahone Bay Scarecrow Festival celebrates 30 years of creativity and community
26-09-14
By YASMIN DUALE
yasmin.duale@southshorebulletin.ca
MAHONE BAY - For three decades, scarecrows have appeared throughout Mahone Bay each fall, greeting residents and visitors and highlighting the community’s creative spirit.

DesBrisay Museum explores Bridgewater’s water-powered industrial past in new exhibit
26-09-14
By SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF
SOUTH SHORE - A new exhibit at Bridgewater's DesBrisay Museum invites visitors to revisit the town's industrial history and discover the stories of those who worked at one of its former manufacturing centers.

New pottery market to bring Atlantic Canadian ceramic artists to Mahone Bay
26-09-14
By YASMIN DUALE
yasmin.duale@southshorebulletin.ca
MAHONE BAY - Pottery artists from around Atlantic Canada will have a new place to display and sell their work when the first Nova Scotia Pottery Market arrives in Mahone Bay next month.

Bridgewater Fire Department band launches fundraising drive
26-09-07
By FRANCES DAVIES
BRIDGEWATER – The Bridgewater Fire Department Band, now known primarily as BFDBand, has launched a $54,000 funding drive to support expanded operations, instruments, uniforms, community outreach, youth engagement, public performances, heritage preservation, and international travel opportunities in 2027.

Friends of Hank Snow celebrate another successful tribute festival weekend
26-08-31
By RICK CONRAD
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
rickconradssb@gmail.com
LIVERPOOL – It may be the last Hank Snow tribute festival for organizer Vina Moses, but she says she’s going out on a high note after 30 years.

‘Roving jukebox of short films’ coming to Chester, Shelburne
26-08-31
By RICK CONRAD
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
rickconradssb@gmail.com
CHESTER – What started as a party among film students to showcase their own and others’ work has grown into a travelling exhibition of short films that has been presented everywhere from Berlin to Los Angeles.

New portrait gallery opens in Mahone Bay with focus on Canadian artists
26-07-20
SOUTH SHORE BULLETIN STAFF
MAHONE BAY - A new gallery devoted entirely to portraiture has opened in Mahone Bay. The Mahone Bay Portrait House gives visitors free access to a collection that covers more than a century of Canadian art.


