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Spring to Summer Concert Series
Women on the Water with Grace McNutt
A Visual Journey - Third Annual Art Show & Sale
A Visual Journey - Third Annual Art Show & Sale
We are excited for another great event at St. John's Centre for the Arts. Join us on August 18th for a Tuesday Island Tunes special edition.
History buffs wont want to miss this one.
Join Grace McNutt for "Women on the Water: Stories from the 19th-Century Seafaring Women of Nova Scotia".
When remembering Nova Scotia's historic Age of Sail, we often imagine wooden worlds, inhabited by iron men. Left out of this picture are the hundreds of women who also took to the high seas. In this talk, Dr. Grace McNutt will present a selection of stories found in preserved in logbooks, letters, and diaries of Nova Scotian seafaring women who earned their salt in the 19th century and illuminate the forgotten history of women on the water.
A Visual Journey - Third Annual Art Show & Sale
A Visual Journey - Third Annual Art Show & Sale
A Visual Journey - Third Annual Art Show & Sale
We are very excited to welcome Ariana Nasr back to Arichat for her performance at St. John's Centre for the Arts.
Join us on September 11th at 7 PM for an incredible experience.
Admission details:
Advance: $20
At the door: $25
Free to youth 18 and under
Advance tickets can be arranged by calling 902-227-8303 or by emailing friendsofstjohnsarichat@gmail.com
About Ariana Nasr
Ariana is a versatile singer and multi-instrumentalist, dedicated to sharing her love of music through live performance. With a voice that transports listeners to another era, she has been delighting audiences for many years with her diverse musical offerings, spanning many styles and languages.
To learn more, visit www.ariananasr.com/about
Nova Scotia Halftime 50/50 Draw
What’s the Halftime 50-50 Draw?
It’s simple! Buy a ticket for your chance to win half the jackpot, while the other half goes toward celebrating and preserving Nova Scotia’s heritage. It’s a win-win for you and our community! You choose where proceeds from your ticket purchase go—support St. John's Centre for the Arts by selecting us from the drop-down menu. With dozens of heritage organizations across the province participating, the pot will grow bigger, faster—giving you the chance to win more!
We acknowledge that St. John's Centre for the Arts is located in Mi’kma'ki - the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. This territory is covered by the Treaties of Peace and Friendship, which Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik peoples first signed with the British Crown in 1725. We encourage you to learn more about the treaties and indigenous peoples, especially through the arts.