Opera From Scratch
Saint Andrews Church, Halifax 6036 Cobourg Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia, CanadaThe Halifax Explosion and Young Riley, a performance in story and in folksong.
The Halifax Explosion and Young Riley, a performance in story and in folksong.
Catherine Gallagher lived in Chebucto Head lighthouse from 1928-1950. During that time she had many experiences from raising three boys at the edge of a cliff to surviving the Second World War being a lighthouse keeper’s wife. Catherine was a strong woman in her own right as she had a career as a school teacher, […]
Tickets are available to the general public to purchase for our popular Quaker House After Dark: Stories and Dartmyths event on Saturday, October 26th. Tickets can purchased online through the Dartmouth Heritage Museum website (see bottom of this post for link) or In Person at Evergreen House (26 Newcastle Street) Tues-Fri 10am-5pm. Due to demand, […]
An evening of ghost storytelling in the dark on an old farm.
A Haunting Good Evening with storyteller Cindy Campbell-Stone, authors Deanna Foster and B.R. Myers.
Hear stories told and read to get your spine tingling.
Hear tales to get your spine tingling. Stories told by the Storytellers Circle of Halifax tellers featuring Clara Dugas, Elinor Benjamin, Pat Dickson, Jane Cahill and Cindy Campbell-Stone.
Trad Night or traditional song night celebration old songs such as ballads and broadsides.
Lady in the Lighthouse: the Catherine Gallagher Story told by Cindy Campbell-Stone through storytelling and singing.
Saturday, November 30th- 5:45pm- 8pm- L.M. Montgomery’s 150th Birthday Tea with special guests; Briana Scott Corr who is designing beautiful new covers for the Anne Shirley series, Hope Dalvay, Mere Joyce, and Susan White who are three of the 10 young adult authors whose stories were chosen for “The ANNEthology” released this summer and Storyteller Cindy-Campbell-Stone. […]
Ghost stories of Nova Scotia
In this participatory workshop Cindy will take you on a romp through musical involvement and movement, an adventure through oral storytelling and listening, and some fantastic fun using rhythm and rhyme to help you engage with the preschool child. Oracy precedes literacy and it is the oral practice of listening and telling aloud that can […]