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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Summerside
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Summerside Area
Perceptions of Nature Exhibit by Edna Gallant
Evangeline Region visual artist Edna Gallant is on display in February and March. Visit and experience her inspiring collection of works.
Summerside
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Summerside Area
Winter Warmth Festival
Cozy culinary events with good eats, sips & snowshoes, cosmic bowling, Nordic spa pop-up, skating, Apres Ski snow ball, live entertainme
PEI Cocktail Showdown
The PEI Cocktail Showdown returns with 20 restaurants competing. Sip, savor and vote for the cocktail you think deserves the crown for 2025!
Summerside
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Summerside Area
A Personal Collection of Historic, Vintage & Reproduction Clothing
Since the summer of 1989 when Arnold Smith portrayed a Father of Confederation, he has been saving and restoring historic and vintage clothi
Charlottetown
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Charlottetown Area
Family Sundays- Feb 23
Come and join the Confederation Centre Art Gallery for an hour of free art and craft activities for the whole family.
Charlottetown
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Charlottetown Area
Snowshoe in the Park - Feb 23
Explore the scenic trails with free snowshoe rentals. Warm up afterwards with a complimentary cup of hot chocolate!
Montague
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Points East Coastal Drive
Copper Bottom - Sunday Blues - Feb 23
Sunday Blues; a weekly jam hosted by Dan Doiron.
Bonshaw
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Red Sands Shore
Keilidh for Kids
Musicians Lucy Farrell, Leah Ellis and Brieonna Locche present Tunes and Tales.
Brookvale
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Red Sands Shore
Family Nights - Feb 24
Special rates of $85 + tax for 4 chairlift tickets and 4 rental packages on Mondays in February.
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.