We're looking for bars or places where we might hear Acadian, Cajun, Celtic or other local music not at a festival. Fiddles preferred! Any specifics? We'll be around the island & will be on Cape Breton, in Halifax & on the coasts as well.
Posted by
Canada
24 posts
You could go to the Glenora Distillery for a bite to eat and some entertainment. We went a few years ago on a rainy day and it was great!
(From the website...)
A Traditional Cape Breton Ceilidh.
A ceilidh is a gathering. In Cape Breton this gathering is most often centered around music, story telling, food and beverage.
Each day between 1 - 3pm & 8 - 10pm local Cape Breton music is featured in the Glenora Pub.
2014 Schedule TBA
Posted by
Atlanta
3250 posts
It's been a few years ago but I heard some excellent music at the Red Shoe Pub in Mabou, Nova Scotia. Natalie MacMaster popped in to play on a Sunday afternoon--it was fantastic!
Posted by
Truro, NS, Canada
3941 posts
http://www.ritamacneil.com/pages/ritas-tea-room
I'm actually a bit embarrassed since I live here, but not into local music ;)
But Rita's Tea Room could be worth looking into...never been there myself.