The Cabot Trail has a history of great music, great musicians and there’s a whole new generation that’s revising acoustic roots, Celtic and folk music, so we are having another festival across generations, one that features traditional and original music. It’s a players and a music lovers’ festival, right along the Cabot Trail, indoors and outdoors, with concerts, open mikes, song writing and other workshops, open air jams included.
In addition, chefs will have a “tasting” of Nova Scotia seafood, meats, vegetarian/vegan offerings. Much of produce grown on the property and apples are available for pressing into apple cider.
Visit our website for schedule of events.
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