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Roots, Rants and Roars 2026
Roots, Rants & Roars is a coastal culinary festival held in Elliston, Newfoundland and Labrador. The event takes place from September 17 to 19, 2026 and celebrates local food, culture, and community. During the festival, visitors can enjoy unique food experiences by the ocean. Th…
🎪 St. John’s International CircusFest 2026
The St. John’s International CircusFest returns to downtown St. John’s from September 17 to 20, 2026 . This four-day festival celebrates contemporary circus with exciting performances and creative experiences. Each year, the St. John’s International CircusFest features innovative…
Agility Workshop with Seanna O'Neill
Event Details SEANNA O’NEIL FOR AN AGILITY WORKSHOP IN QUEBEC! We are very excited to welcome Seanna O’Neil for an intensive workshop dedicated to handling skills and handling choices that can make a big difference in the efficiency, flow and confidence of your team on a course.…
Prairies to Ports: Paintings by Jacqueline Faye Miller & Peter Ollerhead
Prairies to Ports – paintings by Jacqueline Faye Miller and Peter Ollerhead at The Prow Gallery Saskatchewan artist Jacqueline Faye Miller and Newfoundland and Labrador artist Peter Ollerhead invite you to Prairies to Ports, a new exhibition celebrating the landscapes of Saskatch…
A Varning From Mtl Festival Xviii
Event Details A VARNING isn’t just another punk festival — it’s one of the longest-running international gatherings for underground punk, D.I.Y. culture, and community connection. Since its first edition in 2007, the festival has brought together punks, friends, and music lovers…
Braden Maher Every Thursday: The Black Sheep
Singer/songwriter Braden Maher plays lots of originals and cover songs on piano and guitar!
Les Jeudis 2000 du Café Campus
Event Details Every Thursday at Café Campus DJ and dancefloor THE VERY BEST THROWBACK HITS ♫Britney, Usher, Backstreet Boys, Rihanna, NSYNC, Kanye, Justin, Nelly, Black eyed Peas AND MORE SPECIALS all night! From 9:30pm to 3:00am Café Campus, 57 Prince-Arthur Est, MTL 18 years an…
Queerly Candadian: A Drag Celebration -September 18-19
After an ecstatically received debut last June, Queerly Canadian: A Late Night Drag Revue returns to The Guild this September, bigger, bolder, and more unapologetically queer than ever. Starring acclaimed drag artists Didi d’Edada (Jay Whitehead) and Castrati (Kathy Zaborsky), th…
Big Love: The Music of Fleetwood Mac
There is nothing quite like the music that Fleetwood Mac brought to the world and we are going to celebrate it exactly how it should be done.
Red Shores Unplugged - September 18 - 19
Get ready to unplug with our acoustic weekend entertainment series at Red's.
Nathan Wiley with Full Band
Summerside, PE’s Nathan Wiley first earned acclaim for his 2002 debut Bottom Dollar, which won the East Coast Music Award for Alternative Album of the Year, and was chosen by Billboard Magazine as one of the top ten albums of 2002.
Bootleggers and Barbacks Tour - September 18
Discover how an island that was first to go dry—and stayed dry the longest—became a thriving smuggling hub. Led by a shrewd 19th-century merchant, this immersive walking tour pulls back the curtain on a town that publicly preached total abstinence while privately pioneering secre…
Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus
This French comedy is a true guide to understanding relationships between men and women. How are men and women different? How do couples work, and why? This show continues to bring couples closer together, without ever feeling dated—the subject matter is so timeless and universal…
Hants County Exhibition
Canada's Oldest Agricultural Fair. Established in 1765. The Hants County Exhibition is a special place. Year after year, community gathers to share experiences and introduce time honoured traditions to the next generation. It is more than an event—
Harvest Moon Music Festival & Pijinuiskaq Paddle Festival
Harvest Moon Festival returns for its 5th year from September 18th–19th, 2026, at Pijinuiskaq Park in Downtown Bridgewater, along with Pijinuiskaq Paddle Fest from September 19th-20th! Proudly presented by Arby’s, this multi-day celebration brings
Ceilidh at the Benevolent Irish Society - September 18
Join us for a night of great music, song and dance for the whole family! It is the longest-running Ceilidh on Prince Edward Island. The evening also includes a 50/50 draw, with tea and treats served at intermission.
Fall Chakra Reset
Join co-hosts Alana Hatfield of Heart to Heart Healing and Heather Gunn McQuillan, owner & facilitator from Nature Space Resort, for a transformative weekend designed to help you shed the old and step into the autumn season with clarity, purpose, and a vibrant heart. This retreat…
Uptown Food Shop Hop Tour: A Welcome Week Event
Shop the World Without Leaving Saint John!The City of Saint John, in coordination with SJLIP, invites you to a delicious journey across cultures, right in your own backyard.🛍️ Explore Multicultural Groceries & Global FlavorsDiscover authentic ingredients and recipes from over 10…
Leon Gallant & Friends - September 18
Leon will be accompanied by his band of multi-talented musicians: Chris Gauthier with a classic country telecaster guitar, Brendon 'Spoon Man' Peters, Olivia Blacquiere on piano and traditional island influenced stepdancing.
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This weekend runs Sep 18 - Sep 20. The weekend page collects every festival, concert, market and family event happening in that window across all ten provinces and three territories, and can be narrowed to a province, a city or a category.
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