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Catherine MacLellan singing with group of musicians in background at a Small Halls Festival venue

Festivals & Events Prince Edward Island

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 | Charlottetown Area

Ceilidh at the Benevolent Irish Society - July 17

Join us for a night of great music, song and dance for the whole family! It is the longest-running Ceilidh on Prince Edward Island.
Charlottetown | Charlottetown Area

Whose Line is It Anyway? - PEI Edition - July 17

“Comedian Jalen Macleod is bringing together a cast of local legends to recreate the iconic and fan favourite show.
Charlottetown | Charlottetown Area

Stan Rogers: A Matter of Heart - July 17

A Matter of Heart is a musical celebration of the songs and stories of Canadian Folk Icon Stan Rogers.
Central Bedeque | Red Sands Shore

Loyalist Days Turkey Dinner

Stop by for our Loyalist Turkey Dinner, where there will be roast turkey with gravy, potatoes, vegetables, cranberry sauce, and strawberry s
Skinners Pond | North Cape Coastal Drive

Gordie MacKeeman & the Rhythm Boys

Led by fiddling wiz Gordie “Crazylegs” MacKeeman, the roots quartet features all-star pickers and singers, with everything from down-home co

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.

Live Music

From cozy pubs to lively nightclubs, Prince Edward Island is alive with the sound of live music. Whether you’re looking for an intimate acoustic set or a high-energy dance party, you’ll find regular live performances happening across the Island all year round. 

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