Tickets for the sixth annual TD Canada Trust PEI Jazz and Blues Festival can now be purchased online through at www.jazzandblues.ca.

Join Coo-Coo’s Snowmobile Cabin on September 18 for a Field Party Fundraiser with DJ CanDman starting at 3 pm.

The Abegweit Chimes, PEI’s only womens barbershop chorus, will host an open house for prospective members to “find their voice.”

A fundraiser at BIS Irish Hall, 582 North River Rd, Charlottetown on September 26 at 7:30 pm will feature Richard Wood and a cast of ladies including Cynthia MacLeod, Carmichael Sisters, Carol Carson, Betty Calagoure and other to be confirmed.

On August 15th suddenlyLISTEN Music and the Confederation Centre Art Gallery present a concert of spontaneous music for strings and electronics.

Local “skalternative rock” band The Sidewalks are making their second trip to central Canada. Taking a break from the studio, the band is excited to test drive their new material on the road before gearing up to release their next album in the fall.

Teresa Doyle with guests Mark Haines, Gordon Belsher, and Todd MacLean will present an evening of music at the Souris Show Hall, 5 Church Street, Souris, on July 3 at 8 pm.

MUSEkids summer camps take place at the new MUSEartspace 211 Euston St., Charlottetown. This whole summer of week long day camps is for boys and girls ages 8 to 12.

For its Ascension Thursday observation on May 13, St. Peter’s Cathedral Choir, together with a small string orchestra, will perform Mozart’s Missa Brevis No. 9 in B-flat Major in the context of its Latin Mass for Ascension Day.

PEI Jazz Festival at Colonel Gray High School in Ch’town will be held April 1, 12:30–5:00 pm with free admission.