Discover Our Festivals & Events
Our festivals and events showcase the remarkable artistic, culinary, cultural and musical talents of our small Island community. Use the filters below to browse events by date or a region of interest to see what's going on.
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Charlottetown
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Charlottetown Area
Behind The Scenes Tour
Learn about the storied 60-year history of Confederation Centre of the Arts.
Charlottetown
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Charlottetown Area
Heritage Players Ghost Tours
Led by a mysterious guide, this spooky stroll is full of tales about Charlottetown’s historic downtown and its dark, mysterious, sometimes h
Charlottetown
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Charlottetown Area
Charlottetown Scarecrow Festival
The largest scarecrow festival in Atlantic Canada takes over the capital city of Charlottetown.
Scotchfort
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Green Gables Shore
Chief's Haunted Barn
Bigger and scarier than ever. Admission is FREE with a non-perishable food item for the local food bank.
Open every night from 6-8 pm.
Live Music Tuesdays- October 22
Live music every Tuesday from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Check Facebook for lineup.
Charlottetown
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Charlottetown Area
Acoustic Evenings at Gahan House - October 23,24
Acoustic evenings every Wednesday and Thursday evening. Check Facebook for lineup.
Charlottetown
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Charlottetown Area
Ceilidh in the City - October 23
Come enjoy a weekly showcase of the music of PEI with local musicians presenting a wide selection of toe tapping musical styles, stories and
Charlottetown
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Charlottetown Area
Bahamas: The Boot Cut Tour
Canadian songwriter, musician and self-described social media influencer, Bahamas returns with his latest country album about love, death an
Belfast
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Points East Coastal Drive
Dutch Thompson- Funny Stories From Old Pals
The Belfast Historical Society hosts Dutch Thompson Island storyteller, folklorist and radio personality. Funny stories from od pals.
Popular Events
Everyone loves a ceilidh!
Catch a ceilidh or kitchen party any day of the week this summer in communities across the Island. Pull up a chair, clap your hands and tap your toes. Get ready for traditional music, dancing and perhaps even a few stories.