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 Have you ever celebrated a blueberry? An accordion? A salmon? A muddy hole?
Here, in Newfoundland and Labrador, we think there are a lot of things worth celebrating. Our favorite places, our favorite foods, our favorite pastimes, and our favorite traditions. Rocky shores, gardens, forests, and yes, even muddy holes. And we celebrate these things in the best way we know how. It’s our tradition to gather people and entertain them with everything that we have. After all, we are masters of the kitchen party! Want to know what else is going on? Check below to find out what we have planned for the next 30 days.
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| A complete Newfoundland experience of hilarious wit, spirited character interplay, exceptional musical talent and a three-course meal. The Masonic Temple, Admission $57.50 hst. |
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| Experience Traditional Newfoundland Step Dancing that has entertained visitors to our shores for over 500 years. Preserved and performed to Traditional Newfoundland Music. Award Winning Gold Medalists, Instruct, Choreograph & Perform. |
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| 8 - play repertory theatre festival of comedy, drama, dinner theatre and evenings of Newfoundland music and recitations. 2009 features the work of famed Newfoundland playwright David French. |
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| A display of Newfoundland culture and humour starts 9:00pm |
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| Enjoy the Food, Fun, and Fueds of the Viking of Leifsburdir throughout the summer in reconstructed "Sod Hut" located at scenic Fishing Point, St. Anthony.You will dine on Cod, Salmon. Moose, Squid and other Viking and Newfoundland specialities prior to engaging in the fun and feuds of our merry band of Vikings. |
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| Seven talented Newfoundlanders offer their talents six nights a week during the summer, when attending their shows you get to witness the diverse talents they have. The group not only performs but prepares and serves a traditional meal. |
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| Every summer and fall Rising Tide Theatre presents an award-winning blend of drama, humour and history performed in one of our most significant settings. Professional Theatre that will warm the heart and stir the soul. |
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| Music, storytelling, dance, readings, film, and slide presentations held on Saturday evenings at 8PM at the Interpretation Centre, Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve. |
Cape St. Mary's
Jun 14 - Sep 20, 2008 (Jun 14, 28, Jul 19, Aug 2, 16, 30, Sep 6, 20)
(Concert begins at 8pm)
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Jun 13 - Sep 19, 2009 (Jun 13, 27, Jul 11, 25, Aug 8, 22, Sep 5, 20)
(Concert begins at 8pm)
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 +1 (709) 753 2102
 info@capestmarysperformanceseries.ca
 www.capestmarysperformanceseries.ca
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| This event is hosted by one of Newfoundland finest restaurants. Browse our great selection of Inuit and Innu and local art before and after the dinner Theatre. You may also become an Honorary Newfoundlander! |
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| Experience a traditional Newfoundland time as we regale you with tales from "round our shore". A mix of fact and fiction, comedy and tragedy, past and present, our Summer Dinner Theatre is sure to please one and all! |
Ferryland
Jun 27 - Sep 5, 2008
(7pm Tue, Thu and Fri)
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Jun 26 - Sep 4, 2009
(7pm Tue, Thu, and Fri)
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+1 (888) 332 2052
 +1 (709) 432 2154
kmooney@nf.aibn.com
www.ssfac.com
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| Dinner Theater, plays, walking tour, kids show - we have it all at the Grand Bank Regional Theater Festival. |
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| The outdoor anchor event of Seasons in the Bight Festival, The Pageant takes you on a magical journey through the lanes, roads and historic Sites of Trinity. |
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| Best of classical and contemporary world theatre set at the base of the White Hills Ski Resort. |
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| This is a dinner theatre with traditional food of 1949. Served by the actors. The play is about a typical day in L'Anse au Clair just before Confederation. |
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| You've never met a family quite like the Gill's. They are as funny as they are dysfunctional. Enjoy a good old Newfoundland "TIME" you'll never forget. Enjoy a traditional scoff with the Gill's. An evening with this family will provide memories that you'll never forget - no matter how hard you try.
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| Come on home to celebrate Regional Come Home Year Jul - Aug, Holyrood to Brigus. |
Marysvale
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+1 (709) 528 4520
+1 (709) 528 1210
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| Professional theatre company. All performances are at the Arts & Culture Centre. |
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| Learn the easy moves for participation in Newfoundland Set (square) Dancing with caller Tonya Kearley and fiddler Kelly Russell. Every Wednesday night at 10pm at Rocky's Place in Trinity |
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| Music of legendary fiddlers Rufus Gunichard and Emile Benoit and the classic stories of Pigeon Inlet with Kelly Russell. |
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| PATH: Offers Historical Re-enactments, Vignettes, Dinner Theatres and Spirit Walks.
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Placentia
Jul - Aug, 2008
(Seasonal Theatre Group and dates will vary in July and August)
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+1 (709) 227 2299
+1 (709) 227 2299
padthc@nf.aibn.com
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| Newfoundland and Labrador's finest performers come together to create a must see theatrical event. Comedy, music, drama and traditional dance can be found at the Seabird Theatre Festival. |
Newtown
Jul 2 - Sep 6, 2008
(Box Office - 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Productions begin during the first week of July.)
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+1 (866) 657 5297
info@seabirdtheatrefestival.ca
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| Exceptional comedic entertainment from Newfoundland and Labrador's funniest and most dysfunctional family. Traditional food, music and fun. Two origianl comedic performances each summer. |
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| This summer, join us for dinner and a show, an evening of music, dancing, comedy and great cuisine. |
St. John's
Jul 4 - Sep 20, 2008
(Wed to Sun, Doors Open at 6:30pm, Show starts at 7:30pm )
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Jan 1 - Dec 31, 2009
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+1 (709) 722 8642
info@majesticstjohns.ca
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| Live on the Lawn is a series of 4 historic vignettes at Hawthorne Cottage Historic Site. |
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| The Nickel Independent Film Festival presents a week of screening of local and international films each year in late June. |
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| Dramatized walking tour - Steps Through Time. Dinner theatre, featuring musical comedy & family entertainment. Plays by Newfoundland playwrights. |
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| Take a walk back in time and imagine what life may have been like in a fishing village in the early1800's. |
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| If it's a day at the playground, a swim at the beach, maybe you enjoy wall climbing, or an over night camp out with your friends, if so Summer Active "99" is the program for you. |
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| Enjoy our local musicians as they entertain throughout the summer. Series begin with the Corner Brook Week Celebrations and finishes at the end of summer. Tue 7:30pm - 9:30pm at Majestic Lawn, Thu 7:30pm - 9:30pm at Margaret Bowater Park. |
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| Learn, develop or fine tune your kayaking skills in a unique and stunning natural environment! |
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