Acclaimed local funnyman Matt Wright gets festive with friends for a pair of high-profile holiday showcases in St. John’s and Gander this December.
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Christmas means good food, good people, and generally speaking, good times. We all love to indulge in excess over Christmas and tap into the things that make
Newfoundland author Gary Collins crafts a thrilling tale of defiant survival and revenge with his 12th published work The Last Beothuk
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Award winning Newfoundland author Gary Collins has always endeavoured to listen for the rustle in the woods. This is a phrase he repeats several times during a candid
By: Krystyn Decker
Michael English and has band are heading to Holy Heart Theatre this December to play some classic Irish tunes, as well as some Christmas classics.
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It’s no secret that Newfoundlanders love Irish music, with so many people in the province being of Irish descent. The Irish
Shelley Neville sparkles in every aspect of her life but on the stage she really shines. This Christmas the tradition continues with O Holy Night
Queen of Canadian rock Sass Jordan returns to St. John’s this Dec., and we have your preview.
Fans here in Newfoundland most recently saw you perform alongside Rod Stewart in 2015. You’ve been here countless times throughout your career. Are there any immediate thoughts and memories that stand out about
Have your tickets to see The Once next weekend for their annual Christmas showcase? The trio talk becoming a local holiday institution and writing for an all new album in the video below!
By: Krystyn Decker
I was born in St. John’s, Newfoundland and spent some of my childhood here. However, I moved to Edmonton at a somewhat young age. Young enough that I went from being a kid, to a teen, to an adult in the prairies. The problem with moving at
By: Krystyn Decker
Innovative and inspiring entries from NL’s notable feminists
Fun, functional, and fierce—A Woman’s Almanac 2018 is a beautifully designed day planner and a daily source of insight and creativity. This year’s almanac is the second of what is hopefully an annual release by the St. John’s Status
Folk duo Fortunate Ones paying it forward, holiday giving and a long awaited sophomore album in a candid interview with The Newfoundland Herald
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It may feel strange to avid Herald readers to consider that Andrew James O’Brien and Catherine Allan, affectionately known as Fortunate Ones, have only been performing
As Johnny Reid prepares to return to Newfoundland – a place that has embraced him as much as he has embraced it – he shares his thoughts on his new music and life in general
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While there’s months to turn on the calender yet before Johnny Reid heads to