Celebrating 20 years, Spirit of Newfoundland air their commemorative performance on NTV, and tour central NL with an emotional production this winter.
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Spirit of Newfoundland Productions has been entertaining audiences for over 20 years, with the core business being year-round dinner and show at The Masonic Temple. As an
OZFM’s Danielle Butt talks the history of Jigs & Reels, the beloved program’s wide-reaching audience, and getting primed for Paddy’s festivities
Danielle Butt is a well-known name amongst any household across the province, and even in homes across the rest of the country and abroad. Having dedicated the past
St. Patrick’s day is sneaking up on us fairly quickly, which is great news for the Irish, great news for people who will take any excuse to party, and an emotional rollercoaster for bartenders who have to deal with rowdy crowds virtually from sunrise.
How would I know? Well, before
Can a school-aged child have a career goal? What about a preschooler? Research at MUN proves that engagement in the future can start at a very young age
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When you think of the term career development, chances are you think of upcoming career planning, and the focus on selecting
Award-winning Newfoundland folk trio The Once are set to release their latest album, Time Enough, on May 11th. The band released a lengthy statement on their social medias, which you can read below!
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Dear Everyone,
TIME ENOUGH. That is the name of our brand new album. It’s being pressed
Team Gushue and some of the biggest stars in curling will take to Conception Bay South this December as part of Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling.
The Boost National, which features 30 men and women’s teams competing from December 11-16, will be held at Conception Bay South Arena. The event,
A special spotlight interview with the unseen spokes in the wheels for NTV, The Herald catches up with technical director Donnie Decker and cameraman Tony Barrington
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Productions are similar to icebergs, and the people you see in front of the camera are just the tip of a hardworking, and dedicated
We knew in our inner hearts that winter wasn’t quite over. There is lots of room in March for storms. Actually, until a few years ago the largest snowfall record in St. John’s was on a day in early April. Nevertheless, this year in mid-February there was one glorious week
No stranger to Herald readers, John Sheehan is set to trek across the island with his Just Crazy Enough tour this April. The tour begins on April 5th in Carbonear and includes extensive stops in Bonavista, Clarenville, St. John’s, Corner Brook, Stephenville, Grand Falls and Gander.
Sheehan has been enjoying
