Celtic Junction Bar & Grille at Casino Nova Scotia in Sydney presents live music on Friday and Saturday nights. Tonight’s entertainment is Breagh and Jerome Kelly. Breagh Kelly is a talented singer-songwriter known for captivating audiences at festivals and local venues. A Bachelor of Arts Community Studies student majoring in Music at Cape Breton University, she has performed three times as an emerging artist on the Makin’ Waves stage. Breagh enjoys collaborating with her dad, Jerome, who plays in the band Thirdwheel.
9-11pm | Free
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