Friday August 21st
6:10 to 6:50 PM

“Listen to his music”

It’s our pleasure to welcome Dr. Glenn Graham to the stage.

Glenn is one of Cape Breton’s most in-demand traditional fiddlers, as well as a composer, songwriter, music instructor, author, and academic.

With deep musical roots in the renowned Beaton family of Mabou, Glenn carries on a rich Cape Breton tradition that has influenced his distinctive, driving fiddle style.

He has performed and taught across Canada, the United States, Scotland, and beyond, and has released numerous recordings featuring both traditional tunes and his own compositions.

Glenn has composed hundreds of tunes and continues to perform and teach throughout the Maritimes and beyond.

www.GlenGraham

Friday August 21st
7:00 to 7:40 PM

Janet Becigneul has been performing for many years, on the Bauer stage, with the St. Ninian Cathedral Parish Choir, singing the National Anthem, or participating in a wide variety of benefit concerts. When she is not singing, you might find her story-telling on her Haunted Antigonish Ghost Tour, a show which moves around campus and town after dark, led by the glow of lanterns, where participants learn about local ghosts, folklore and legends.

She is delighted to be joined by Mike Melchin, a talented and versatile musician, covering vocals, and playing guitar, harmonica, and keyboard. Mike plays with well known local group, Vinyl Roof, and you can find him performing frequently at many local venues, both with the band, and collaborating with other musicians. 

Friday August 21st
7:50 to 8:30 PM

Coming out of Antigonish, NS, spanning genres from rock to funk, None the Wiser weaves together favourite hits from the 80s to present day that pulls crowds off their chairs and onto the dance floor.  

Featuring:  

Jenn Priddle -vocals  

Pat Muñoz - guitar, vocals 

Terry MacIsaac - guitar, vocals 

Jason MacLellan - bass 

Paul Kerwin Butler - drums

Friday August 21st
Dr. John Chiasson

6:00 to 8:30 PM

Friday July 10th
Ken Kingston

6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Friday July 10th
6:10 to 7:00 PM

Rebecca McDonald is a singer-songwriter living and working in Antigonish. She is originally from Peterborough, ON and moved to Nova Scotia to pursue a Bachelor of Music Therapy degree. Rebecca is a local music therapist who works at St. Martha’s and with various other facilities and organizations throughout Antigonish. 

Friday July 10th
7:10 to 8:00 PM

“Listen Here”

Darlene Angevine, Nicholas Layes, and Andrew Stalker—brings together heartfelt original songs and fresh takes on beloved covers.

Featuring a signature three-part harmony sound and a warm, acoustic blend, they draw from folk, traditional country, rock, and country rock, infused with East Coast charm and sincerity.

Friday July 10th