Anne of Green Gables – The Ballet™
Next Date: Apr 14, 2020
Region: Canada’s Musical Coast
Community: Mabou
For the first time ever, Anne of Green Gables has been created as a full-length ballet by Canada’s Ballet Jörgen with musical arrange...
63rd Annual Broad Cove Scottish Concert
The Broad Cove Scottish Concert, celebrating its 63rd concert, is deemed as the largest outdoor Scottish concert in Cape Breton.
The concert holds great significance to the musical culture of our Scottish heritage. The strong dedication of our volunteers has made this concert possible throughout the years. On this, our 62nd anniversary, we salute our volunteers.
Entertainment includes traditional piping, fiddling, drumming, dancing and singing.
Always held on the last Sunday of July, the concert begins at 3:00 PM. The grounds boast 15 acres of available free parking for up to 2000 cars, full canteen service, merchandising and souvenir booth, fully accessible washrooms and grounds, and a refreshment tent for those who are 19 and above with on site security. The concert is located 3 km north of Inverness on Route 19 on the grounds of St. Margaret of Scotland Parish.
Entry Admission $20.00, Children under 12 free.
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