2023-08-16

Music fills the air at annual Folk Harbour Music Festival



  • <p>Singer Darcy Scott performs on the Wharf stage.</p>
  • <p>The duo, Youngtree &amp; Carole Bee entertain the crowd at the Lunenburg Bandstand stage.</p>
  • <p>In a circle held at the Central United Church Saturday afternoon entitled, <em>The Power of the Story,</em> singers and groups Kaia Later, Crys Matthews, Heather Mae, Burnstick and Sierra Noble shared their talents and stories.</p>
  • <p>Catherine MacLellan shares her talent at the Zion Lutheran Church Saturday afternoon.</p>
  • <p>Everyone in the Powerful Troubadours circle at the Lunenburg Opera House blend their voices in song. Singers and groups participating were David Francey, Kennedy Road, Red Moon Road and Holly Near with Jan Martinelli.</p>
  • <p>Nadia and Jason Burnstick on the main stage Saturday night.</p>
  • <p>The Kennedy Road Duo of Sheila Carabine and Brian MacMillan entertain the crowd on the main stage Saturday night</p>

STORY AND PHOTOS BY Kevin McBain

LUNENBURG - Thousands of music fans gathered in Lunenburg Aug. 10 to 13 to hear some top-notch, award-winning folk music singers and song writers at the 38th annual Lunenburg Folk Harbour Music Festival.

Along with the concerts held at venues located throughout the town, there were also several workshops, a songwriters' and emerging artists camps that were facilitated as well.

The event is hosted each year by the Lunenburg Folk Harbour Society, a volunteer-run, non-profit organization.

This year's theme was, The Power of Song.

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