Husband and wife run epic eats on wheels, Johnny & Mae’s is leading the charge for the food truck craze in Newfoundland and Labrador
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It started with humble chip wagons. Delectable late night eats pumping out golden fried goodness to satisfy cravings brought on by the munchies or a
Local singer-songwriter David Picco lays it on the line with his fifth studio album Out of the Past
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In 2015, David Picco released the poignantly titled Start Again. Made following a 12 year stint living and working in Toronto, the album marked a brave new chapter for Picco, for
Rod Jackson & The Perfect Strangers keep the heart and soul of country alive with their new album Unfinished Business
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Where have all the country heroes gone? Replaced by backing tracks, rap interludes and diddies about pickup truck parties with Bud Light under the western stars, we’d expect.
Yes,
For nearly 25 years, the Gros Morne Theatre Festival serves up a taste of local culture, with songs and stories to captivate the masses in picturesque Cow Head
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For the 24th year, Theatre Newfoundland and Labrador’s annual summer showcase of stories, songs and culture returns to one of the
Making the most of a bad situation, husband and wife team of Nicole and Chris Dunne give back, raising funds and awareness amidst a rare cancer diagnosis
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Newfoundlanders Chris and Nicole Dunne understanding the importance of time. It is that ever precious commodity all of us want and crave,
Flying Ace, the newest adventure of Errol the Mouse, is the backdrop of the adorable children’s series by writer Sheilah Lukins that inspires the kid in us all
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Even the smallest creatures can find themselves on the biggest adventures. That is the backdrop of Flying Ace: Errol’s Gander Adventure,
Award-winning singer-songwriter Nick Earle isn’t singin’ the blues on his new album, a strong and confident debut solo effort, Breaking New Ground
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At 19, Nick Earle has his entire life and career in-front of him. The sky’s the limit, as they say, and with talent and drive to spare,
The lineup has been unveiled for the landmark 35th anniversary of the George Street Festival, which will celebrate 35 years with 35 bands!
Known for its support of local, national and international artists – this year will continue to reflect on the vision to provide a variety of entertainment for
Did you hear the story about Jack and the Leaky Dishwasher? That’s a classic.
Jack and his bride were best of friends, living in apartment after apartment with landlords that varied in niceties, manners and braincells before purchasing their ‘dream home’ on a beautiful spring day one week before a
Juno winning rockers Arkells return to St. John’s to ring in Canada Day festivities on June 30th on George Street. Frontman Max Kerman talks band growth, getting political and the privilege of performance
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You guys are coming back here on June 30th to celebrate Canada Day on George Street.