Saturday, May 25th

10am-2pm

Wednesday, May 29th

4-6pm

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CRHS is working in conjunction with the Riverside-Albert Horizon Health Authority to offer a Community Spring Tea. This event will offer a chance for the entire community to come in, have a snack, and see what organizations and associations are available in our community. Harvey Hall is proud to have a table at this event.

Sunday, May 26th

3pm

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Guest speaker:  James Upham   

Topic: A naval based in Harvey Bank?  What happened?

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James grew up in Stoney Creek, Albert County. He studied History and Classical History at Mount Allison and then Education at UNB. He began a career in Heritage at Kings Landing when he was 19, and he has since had the opportunity to spend a great deal of professional and personal time exploring this region.   

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Admission by donation

Friday, June 14th

7pm

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Wind quintet Ventus Machina will present a program that promises an evening of new faces, familiar names, and musical surprises. You'll be charmed by Dancing Winds, a brand new work for wind quintet. You'll be chilled during the eerie Acadian Legends, which include the tale of the famous monster La Gougou. You'll be captivated as Soprano, Christina Haldane, as she sings a song cycle in medieval German, and you'll be enthralled by an exquisite set of Acadian Folksongs.

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40$

Saturday, June 15th

7pm

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Mike and his son Josh Bravener will be bringing their stories of growing up and their influences around music. The first set will feature songs that they learned from their fathers as well as personal stories concerning these songs. The 2nd set will feature their original songs, New Brunswick Folk songs, and the stories behind these songs and how their careers have developed. Mike and Josh are award nominated and award winning musicians. Their last presentation of this show to a sold out audience left those in attendance wanting more!

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30$

Saturday, June 22nd

7pm

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The Harvey Hall is hosting the first ever Fundy Flute Festival!  An evening of music with a unique variety of flute players from the Maritimes – Japanese Shakuhachi, Native North American, Celtic, and highlighting a feature performance by the Fredericton Flute Choir including piccolo, alto, and bass flutes.  This special program is brought to you by local performers who are passionate about the amazing tones that only the wind family of instruments can achieve.  With the famed acoustics of the Harvey Hall, this will be an opportunity for any music lover to enjoy an organic musical experience.

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10$

Saturday, July 27th

7pm

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As one of the province's most enduring acts over the past three decades, Isaac & Blewett have carved out a sound that parallels their surroundings on the Fundy coast: Beautiful yet rugged; simple yet profound; wholesome yet mysterious and trippy. 

For this very special show at the Hall they’re joined by some stellar local talents: Sara Liptay on violin, Ian Duncan on pipes and whistles, and Chris Mersereau on percussion. 

Roots, blues, classical, and experimentation all become one in this highly original and delightful display of sound and story. 

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30$

Friday, August 2nd

Starting at 4pm

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This amazing family day kicking off the New Brunswick holiday weekend is back by popular demand!  Featuring Vague De Cirque performing a fresh-air show of stunts and aerial acrobats to amaze and thrill!  Jointly hosted with the Albert County Exhibition and in partnership with the Chipoudy Communities Revitalization Committee this event is held at the fair grounds in Riverside-Albert.  The lively afternoon of family fun for all ages features carnival games, relay races, face painting, live music, a cake walk, and canteen all starting at 4 p.m. 

$20 each or $50 max (for immediate family up to 4).

Saturday, September 7th

7pm

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Shane Douthwright is a Canadian singer-songwriter who has been working hard writing, performing and recording his original music. In 2023 Shane performed many large and small venues and released his first two singles in the Country music genre. Shane has become one of Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines featured country artists on Oasis Of The Seas and Wonder Of The Seas. In 2024 you can see Shane perform on Royal Caribbean cruise ships as well as at Caribbean Goes Country in Holguin, Cuba and Caribbean Goes 80’s in Varadero, Cuba. Shane will be playing one of Eastern Canada’s largest stages when he opens for The Zac Brown Band at Cavendish Beach Music Festival in the summer of 2024. Shane is excited to also be performing at Stan Rogers Folk Festival in 2024. With many other festivals in Ontario, NB, NS and PEI you will have many opportunities to see Shane on big stages. If you like a more intimate setting, then Shane also has many smaller venues that he will be performing throughout the Maritimes in 2024. Stay connected to Shane’s social media and website to stay updated. With 6 new original songs coming in 2024, you can download and stream Shane’s music on any platform that you get your music.

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25$

Saturday, August 3rd

7pm

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Jeep and Nina started making music as the Great Balancing Act way back in 1994!  Back then, Jeep played guitar, Nina played the Udu drum (an African Clay drum) and they sang harmony together.  Fast forward 30 years, 10 recordings, countless performances, and many incarnations of the band – these two birds are still going!  Playing all original music that inspires and delights, their latest recording – Planet of Song – is one of pure pop perfection.  Join in on the Harvey Hall holiday weekend of fun for this lively family show! 

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25$ (Children 12 & under half price)

with Fundy Ceilidh & Dram & A Draw!

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Saturday, September 21st

6pm

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Fundy Ceilidh draws from the varied backgrounds of its members to offer a unique sampling of traditional, modern, and original pieces. Classical, celtic, and rock influences weave together for everything between new arrangements of old tunes and themes from video games and movies.

Dram & A Draw plays original songs crafted in the tradition of Maritime Celtic music, as well as modern upbeat interpretations of the classic tunes sung by their forefathers. Incredible vibe with non-stop energy and a traditional charm that hooks the audience into dancing up a storm!

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Free!

Sunday, September 22nd

3pm

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HH welcomes John LeRoux speaking about architecture in NB and our local area.

Manager of Collections and Exhibitions & Director of the Marion McCain Institute for Atlantic Canadian Art of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton NB.

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Admission by donation

Saturday, October 5th

7pm

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Sean McCann bought his first guitar in 1989 which he affectionately calls "Old Brown" and it has been around!  Old Brown was there for the first song Sean ever wrote and was there as he founded Great Big Sea - the multimillion album selling band that would change his life.  Sean's music is his medicine as he has struggled with alcoholism, and he shares that music and his stories advocating mental health.  A recent recipient of the Order of Canada for his advocacy, Sean will take the Harvey Hall stage with Old Brown.

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40$

Sunday, October 27th

7pm

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Described by Roots Music Canada as “The Pink Floyd of Folk Music” the Red Dirt Skinners are the multi-award winning, multi-instrumentalist husband and wife team of Rob and Sarah Skinner.

With male and female harmonies blending together as one voice and Sarah’s trademark soprano saxophone solos, you will be swept along by the refreshingly different sound of the Red Dirt Skinners.
A Red Dirt Skinners concert combines captivating storytelling with knowing lyricism and outstanding musicianship. The Skinners have a natural rapport with their audiences and their live shows are a wonderful experience; a musical journey to remember. Be prepared for laugh-out-loud lyrics, followed by songs sure to pull at your heartstrings. Rob and Sarah Skinner will steal your hearts. Don’t miss their show!

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35$

**Postponed until Fall**

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Admission by donation.