Local Events and Attractions
Brigus Blueberry Festival

The Brigus Blueberry Festival invites one and all to three days of festivities, crafts, concessions, contests, Missed Blueberry Pageant and of course, blueberries.
Brigus is well known for its unique and picturesque architecture, and delightful ambience.
This festival is a favourite in the region, and you can be sure to find plenty of unique blueberry dishes, and crafts inspired by the sweet, wild berry. Held the weekend of the second Saturday of August
Panorama of fireworks during the Blueberry Festival
Photos from the 22nd Annual Blueberry Festival in 2009
Photos from the 21st Annual Blueberry Festival in 2008
Photo album from the 20th Annual Blueberry Festival in 2007
For more information, contact 709-528-4588
Historic St. George's Anglican Church

Year Round Concerts
St. George's Church Schedule
Check St. George's Church Website for events in Summer of 2014 which are now online.
In 2006 St. George's Anglican Church was presented The Manning Award for "Excellence in the Public Presentation of Historic Places." The award was presented for outstanding leadership in preserving the church as a cultural venue for public enjoyment.
Photos from 2010 St. George's Heritage Church Events
Photos of "The Once" and Hubert Furey of Conception Harbour
Summer Theater Events

"Live on the Lawn" - Hawthorne Cottage
Hawthorne Cottage is open 10am to 6pm, 7 days per week in July and August and will close on September 3, 2013.
Live on the Lawn will be starting mid-July 2013. More details to follow. Performances take place in Hawthorne Gardens. Rain venue: upstairs in the Cottage Green Room.
Description: This series of plays brings stories to life about celebrated Arctic explorer, Captain Bob Bartlett. Performed by members of The Baccalieu Players, each of the four 20-minute theatrical presentations take place once a week throughout the months of July and August.
The Hawthorne Cottage website offers updates during the summer with specific dates and times.
Photos
from "Live on the Lawn" at Hawthorne Cottage (Featuring Lloyd Pike as
Ernest Chafe, Captain Bob Bartlett's crew member, who, due to Bartlett's
heroism, survived the ill-fated Karluk and the Canadian Arctic
Expedition of 1914)
For more information call: 528-4004