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Past Events
The Harvey Hall is proud to showcase past projects and events.
Toner Songs with Paul Toner & Special Guest Sara Liptay
Saturday, October 4th, 2025
Harvey Hall was proud to host an evening of song and storytelling with Paul Toner. This evening included many songs by Paul Toner, Terry Toner, a few by Ireland's Anthony Toner, and personal favourites of the Toner family (cover songs they played and sang in jams at home). Special guest Sara Liptay joined him for some of the set.
Zach Aaron, a Texas-based country singer-songwriter, opened for the duo, fresh off of his European tour!
Harvey Hall was proud to host an evening of song and storytelling with Paul Toner. This evening included many songs by Paul Toner, Terry Toner, a few by Ireland's Anthony Toner, and personal favourites of the Toner family (cover songs they played and sang in jams at home). Special guest Sara Liptay joined him for some of the set.
Zach Aaron, a Texas-based country singer-songwriter, opened for the duo, fresh off of his European tour!
Sing for Unity
Sunday, September 21st, 2025
This spectacular event in support of the International Day of Peace, organized by the Albert-Riverview Green Party of New Brunswick, ended the day at Harvey Hall with some educational elements and shared refreshments.
This spectacular event in support of the International Day of Peace, organized by the Albert-Riverview Green Party of New Brunswick, ended the day at Harvey Hall with some educational elements and shared refreshments.
Owen Steel & Benj Rowland
Saturday, September 20th, 2025
Owen & Benj brought their folk-rock talents to Harvey Hall.
Owen & Benj brought their folk-rock talents to Harvey Hall.
The Royal Wee & ponek-apc amonopekek Screening
Saturday, August 16th, 2025
he Royal Wee
During Queen Elizabeth II's 1973 visit to Prince Edward Island, Canada, Acadians endeavour to assassinate her, by blowing up the outhouse built for her relief on the road to Mont-Carmel, as revenge for the Government of Prince Edward Island closing all Acadian schools except one in 1972.
ponek-apc-amonopekek:
Emma Hassencahl- Perley came to the Village of Alma and Fundy National Park. This would be her first time experiencing this beautiful place. This mini documentary showcases Hassencahl-Perley's visit to Fundy, her process of painting large scale murals, and conversations around the Indian Act and the term ‘legislative identity’.
he Royal Wee
During Queen Elizabeth II's 1973 visit to Prince Edward Island, Canada, Acadians endeavour to assassinate her, by blowing up the outhouse built for her relief on the road to Mont-Carmel, as revenge for the Government of Prince Edward Island closing all Acadian schools except one in 1972.
ponek-apc-amonopekek:
Emma Hassencahl- Perley came to the Village of Alma and Fundy National Park. This would be her first time experiencing this beautiful place. This mini documentary showcases Hassencahl-Perley's visit to Fundy, her process of painting large scale murals, and conversations around the Indian Act and the term ‘legislative identity’.
Perseids Meteor Shower Viewing Party 2025
Friday, August 15th, 2025
Community members gathered on the grounds of Harvey Hall for this free, educational event.
Community members gathered on the grounds of Harvey Hall for this free, educational event.
John McLaren
Friday, August 8th, 2025
Local violinist turned guitarist John McLaren played a variety of original songs.
Local violinist turned guitarist John McLaren played a variety of original songs.
Isaac, Blewett, & Friends (Sara Liptay, Ian Duncan, & Chris Mersereau)
Saturday, July 26th, 2025
Isaac, Blewett, & Friends played to a sold out Harvey Hall
Isaac, Blewett, & Friends played to a sold out Harvey Hall
Sara & James Nelson
Sunday, July 13th, 2025
Harvey Hall was proud to host Sara & James Nelson as a fundraiser for their upcoming endeavours.
Sara and James Nelson are siblings from Lower Coverdale NB that are bringing the traditional
toe tapping Maritime Fiddle music to audiences around the Maritimes, and beyond. Finding a love for fiddle music early on, these first generation musical siblings have been finding people to
entertain for as long as they can remember. Starting out at church functions, local jam nights, or wandering from room to room at the hospital and nursing homes, these two have always enjoyed playing a tune for someone.
They are a part of the Sussex Avenue Fiddlers under the direction of Ivan and Vivian Hicks who perform at fundraisers and community events around the Maritimes. Also they have been part
of the Plucky Pizzacatos, a student group under the direction of Samantha Robichaud. In 2021, they both joined the cast of the Lumber Jills under the direction of Stacey Read, and have performed at festivals in PEI and NB, including the Festival of Small Halls, Cavendish Beach Music Festival and Levee on the Lake. In the fall of 2023 & 2024 they were invited to perform for a week at Dollywood in Tennessee and in the summer of 2024 they travelled to Scotland to play the HebCelt Festival with the Lumber Jills.
Harvey Hall was proud to host Sara & James Nelson as a fundraiser for their upcoming endeavours.
Sara and James Nelson are siblings from Lower Coverdale NB that are bringing the traditional
toe tapping Maritime Fiddle music to audiences around the Maritimes, and beyond. Finding a love for fiddle music early on, these first generation musical siblings have been finding people to
entertain for as long as they can remember. Starting out at church functions, local jam nights, or wandering from room to room at the hospital and nursing homes, these two have always enjoyed playing a tune for someone.
They are a part of the Sussex Avenue Fiddlers under the direction of Ivan and Vivian Hicks who perform at fundraisers and community events around the Maritimes. Also they have been part
of the Plucky Pizzacatos, a student group under the direction of Samantha Robichaud. In 2021, they both joined the cast of the Lumber Jills under the direction of Stacey Read, and have performed at festivals in PEI and NB, including the Festival of Small Halls, Cavendish Beach Music Festival and Levee on the Lake. In the fall of 2023 & 2024 they were invited to perform for a week at Dollywood in Tennessee and in the summer of 2024 they travelled to Scotland to play the HebCelt Festival with the Lumber Jills.
Before the Mast
Saturday, July 12th, 2025
Before The Mast is nine guys who sing the sea shanties and sea songs that working men sang aboard ships in the age of sail. They sing with gusto and energy, balanced with heartfelt ballads and carefully-arranged harmonies. Like the sailors of old, they sing a-cappella (without instruments), allowing the beautiful blend of male voices in harmony to shine through. They brought their wonderful talents, along with some interpretive dance, to the Harvey Hall!
Before The Mast is nine guys who sing the sea shanties and sea songs that working men sang aboard ships in the age of sail. They sing with gusto and energy, balanced with heartfelt ballads and carefully-arranged harmonies. Like the sailors of old, they sing a-cappella (without instruments), allowing the beautiful blend of male voices in harmony to shine through. They brought their wonderful talents, along with some interpretive dance, to the Harvey Hall!
A Fervent Pull in support of Shepody Food Bank
Saturday, July 5th, 2025
A special screening of 'A Fervent Pull' took place at Harvey Hall in support of the Shepody Food Bank.
'A Fervent Pull’ is a locally produced documentary series that introduces three extraordinary Albert County residents whose unwavering commitment to a passion has defined their lives. Featuring tidal bore surfer Melvin Perez, Hillsborough’s artistic portrait photographer Danica Sherry, and longtime Dobson Trail volunteer Rodney Steeves, the series is testament to the fascinating people who often lay somewhat hidden as members of Canada’s lesser known communities; those from sleepy villages and tucked away towns. But from these underrated places often come the most intriguing people. And the greatest stories.
‘A Fervent Pull’ is directed and produced by filmmaker Colleen Furlotte and co-produced by musician/audio engineer John Maher. Riverview cameraman Wes Perry rounds out the tiny three person crew.
A special screening of 'A Fervent Pull' took place at Harvey Hall in support of the Shepody Food Bank.
'A Fervent Pull’ is a locally produced documentary series that introduces three extraordinary Albert County residents whose unwavering commitment to a passion has defined their lives. Featuring tidal bore surfer Melvin Perez, Hillsborough’s artistic portrait photographer Danica Sherry, and longtime Dobson Trail volunteer Rodney Steeves, the series is testament to the fascinating people who often lay somewhat hidden as members of Canada’s lesser known communities; those from sleepy villages and tucked away towns. But from these underrated places often come the most intriguing people. And the greatest stories.
‘A Fervent Pull’ is directed and produced by filmmaker Colleen Furlotte and co-produced by musician/audio engineer John Maher. Riverview cameraman Wes Perry rounds out the tiny three person crew.
Ensemble Solstice presented Vivaldi's Four Seasons
Saturday, June 21st, 2025
Newly formed for this special occasion, Ensemble Solstice brought together some of the finest musicians in the Maritimes to perform Vivaldi's evocative Four Seasons. Guests experienced the magic of the Summer Solstice like never before as they basked in the glow of candlelight while enraptured in the warm acoustics of this cherished hall. Ensemble Solstice brought together the celebrated talents of violinists Timi Levy and Sara Liptay, violist Robin Streb and cellist Chris Yoon who all perform regularly with Symphony New Brunswick and the popular Candlelight Concerts throughout the province.
They joined forces on this special evening to lead guests on an unforgettable journey through the ebb and flow of the four seasons - right here in the enchanted setting of the Harvey Hall.
Newly formed for this special occasion, Ensemble Solstice brought together some of the finest musicians in the Maritimes to perform Vivaldi's evocative Four Seasons. Guests experienced the magic of the Summer Solstice like never before as they basked in the glow of candlelight while enraptured in the warm acoustics of this cherished hall. Ensemble Solstice brought together the celebrated talents of violinists Timi Levy and Sara Liptay, violist Robin Streb and cellist Chris Yoon who all perform regularly with Symphony New Brunswick and the popular Candlelight Concerts throughout the province.
They joined forces on this special evening to lead guests on an unforgettable journey through the ebb and flow of the four seasons - right here in the enchanted setting of the Harvey Hall.
Ivan + Vivian Hicks & The Sussex Avenue Fiddlers
June 1st, 2025
Lively fiddling, banjo, guitar, and keyboard music filled the Harvey Hall as guests toe-tapped and waltzed to incredible music.
Lively fiddling, banjo, guitar, and keyboard music filled the Harvey Hall as guests toe-tapped and waltzed to incredible music.
James Mullinger 2025
May 25th, 2025
James Mullinger had the crowd at Harvey Hall roaring with laughter with his new show Live in '25. He shared lots of Canadian anecdotes and memorable stories.
James Mullinger had the crowd at Harvey Hall roaring with laughter with his new show Live in '25. He shared lots of Canadian anecdotes and memorable stories.
2025 Annual General Meeting
May 13th, 2025
Neighbourhood Ice Cream Social
Saturday, May 3rd, 2025
A free community family event, featuring magic and ice cream, in partnership with Chipoudy Communities Revitalization Committee, Horizon Health and the Harvey Hall
A free community family event, featuring magic and ice cream, in partnership with Chipoudy Communities Revitalization Committee, Horizon Health and the Harvey Hall
2025 Yard Sale
April 25th & 26th, 2025
The Return of Grace
Saturday, April 12th, 2025
Based on the life of Charlotte County's Grace Halen Mowat. An uplifting story of searching for your place in the world, and finding it in the home that called you back.
Based on the life of Charlotte County's Grace Halen Mowat. An uplifting story of searching for your place in the world, and finding it in the home that called you back.
Kylie Fox
Saturday, March 29th, 2025
Canadian folk-songstress Kylie Fox brought her acclaimed album Sequoia (2024) to the stage this Spring for the ‘There Are Only So Many Great Nights’ Tour.
Canadian folk-songstress Kylie Fox brought her acclaimed album Sequoia (2024) to the stage this Spring for the ‘There Are Only So Many Great Nights’ Tour.
Bathroom Renovations
Commenced Tuesday, March 18th, 2025
Thanks to contractor Chris Barrowman and a generous donation from our friends at Bird Stairs, we were able to significantly improve our bathrooms!
Thanks to contractor Chris Barrowman and a generous donation from our friends at Bird Stairs, we were able to significantly improve our bathrooms!
Jessica Rhaye, Bill Preeper, & Sandy MacKay
Saturday, March 15th, 2025
With their unique blend of acoustic and electric instruments, Preeper Rhaye MacKay, a folk trio
comprised of songbird and Canadian Folk Music Nominee Jessica Rhaye, guitarist Bill Preeper, and multi-instrumentalist Sandy MacKay, delivered lush 3-part harmonies, weaving and sharing lead and harmony parts in elegant, simple arrangements.
With their unique blend of acoustic and electric instruments, Preeper Rhaye MacKay, a folk trio
comprised of songbird and Canadian Folk Music Nominee Jessica Rhaye, guitarist Bill Preeper, and multi-instrumentalist Sandy MacKay, delivered lush 3-part harmonies, weaving and sharing lead and harmony parts in elegant, simple arrangements.
Cleaning Day 2025
Wednesday, March 12th, 2025
Board members rallied together to prepare the hall for the upcoming season!
Board members rallied together to prepare the hall for the upcoming season!
Red Dirt Skinners
Sunday, October 27th, 2024
A full house for Red Dirt Skinners at the Harvey Hall last night— celebrating their final show of a fantastic and storied tour, they went out with the first snowflakes of the season falling.
A full house for Red Dirt Skinners at the Harvey Hall last night— celebrating their final show of a fantastic and storied tour, they went out with the first snowflakes of the season falling.
History Speaks! with Bradley Shoebottom
Sunday, October 20th, 2024
The last History Speaks! program of the season featured returning speaker Bradley Shoebottom!
The topic was the Albert County Railway
The last History Speaks! program of the season featured returning speaker Bradley Shoebottom!
The topic was the Albert County Railway
Seniors Group with Dawne McLean
Wednesday, October 9th, 2024
Seniors enjoyed guest speaker Dawne McLean sharing many things about the Harvey area! They also heard from Shelley McNaught about Nursing Homes without Walls!
Seniors enjoyed guest speaker Dawne McLean sharing many things about the Harvey area! They also heard from Shelley McNaught about Nursing Homes without Walls!
Folk School Mosaic Workshop with Tim Isaac
Sunday, September 29th, 2024
This workshop was an opportunity to create a unique piece of art that connects with local heritage…. specifically the Harvey Hall!
Renowned across Canada (and beyond!) local ceramic artist, Tim Isaac, made a special limited edition collection of ‘Harvey Hall’ raku fired medallions to use as a centerpiece to mosaics.
Tim took participants through the steps of designing a piece and cementing everything in place on a prepared backing board. He shared his knowledge and techniques to equip participants witht he skills to make larger mosaics at home.
This workshop was an opportunity to create a unique piece of art that connects with local heritage…. specifically the Harvey Hall!
Renowned across Canada (and beyond!) local ceramic artist, Tim Isaac, made a special limited edition collection of ‘Harvey Hall’ raku fired medallions to use as a centerpiece to mosaics.
Tim took participants through the steps of designing a piece and cementing everything in place on a prepared backing board. He shared his knowledge and techniques to equip participants witht he skills to make larger mosaics at home.
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