Braden Maher Every Thursday: The Black Sheep
Singer/songwriter Braden Maher plays lots of originals and cover songs on piano and guitar!
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Jazz Nights at the Battery Cafe
Join us for a special evening of candlelit jazz, presented by local drummer Jacob Slous. Jacob invites talented jazz artists from here and away to perform at the cafe every Friday 7-9pm, serving up a variety of Jazz standards, new and old. It’s a beautiful evening, don’t miss it!
Yeaton Smith at the Embassy
Yeaton Smith is a country musician, plays to the people, and usually finds a friend or two to join him on stage!
Nature Tots
This outdoor, drop-in, toddler & adult program includes stories, songs, duck feeding, and a stroll through our gardens and trails. It goes ahead weekly unless there is severe weather conditions. The trail is stroller accessible and the program is breastfeeding friendly. This prog…
Cosmology & Dark Sky at Signal Hill National Historic Site
Discover the sky in a whole new light! Let’s Talk Science Activity: Explanation and distribution of star finders 10:30 am – 5 pm, Visitor Centre foyer Dr. Hilding Neilson (Astrophysicist and Professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland) Presentation: “Space is part of the Lan…
Traditional Irish Session at the Embassy!
Hosted by Billy Sutton and friends, we have some of Newfoundland’s finest musicians playing traditional Irish music in the corner of our cozy pub. Every Saturday folks, 4pm start.
Music at the Battery Café
Join us in our warm and intimate music venue, lit up by our antique ice cream sign. We host live music and events from 7-9pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday each week , and have been privileged to host notable musician from both home and away. For the last several years we…
Jeff Windsor at the Embassy!
From rock, to pop, to Irish/Newfoundland, he has it all!
Sunday Morning Bird Walks with Memorial University Botanical Garden
Sunday Morning Bird Walks Take a guided walk on the Garden’s nature trails with a Friend of the Garden volunteer and learn about Newfoundland birds. Bird watching sessions start at 8:00am on Sunday mornings, 9:00am in October . • Please meet in the parking lot across the road fro…
Book Fair Market – St. John’s Farmers’ Market
Get ready for an event that is all things books, stationery, and literature at the SJFM Book Fair Market: Sunday September 20th, 10am-3pm Support local authors, publishers, book sellers (new and used!), and makers at the St. John’s Community Market. Of course we will also have fo…
Traditional Music Session
Join Fergus Brown O’Byrne and Tony O’Brien for a weekly traditional session – all are welcome.
Open Mic hosted by Daniel Murphy-Rowe
All welcome to join in or hang out and enjoy tunes from lots of local musicians at The Black Sheep!
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