Spòrs | Children's Gaelic Program
Region: Bras d’Or Lake
Community: Iona
Join us for a fun morning of Gaelic songs, stories, and traditional games as your children learn what life was like for the Gaelic settlers....
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Prog-Folk Acadian band Cy is preforming at La Picasse for a supper theatre on September 27th,
2019! Having just released their new album Acadian Dream, now is the perfect time to check out their
new music! A corn boil supper will be served alongside the talent, which includes ham, veggies, and
dessert, along with tea, coffee and juice.
$25/person, advanced tickets only. Tickets will be sold until September 23rd.
When: 6pm on Friday, September 27th
Where: La Picasse Community Cultural Center
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