Spiritual side on display at the Marigold
Theatre-goers can channel their inner psychic at George Leblanc’s show on Nov. 7
Psychic George Leblanc will bear messages of hope from deceased loved ones when he takes the stage at the Marigold Cultural Centre next month.
Leblanc, a certified medium and author, will take the stage Nov. 7. He will start off by meditating before channeling spirit messages from loved ones to audience members in a manner billed as discreet.
Beyond his shows, Leblanc is also a teacher who helps people discover their natural psychic abilities through a series of courses called Understanding Your Psychic Connection and The World of Mediumship Certification Program.
Leblanc’s show runs 7 to 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 7 and tickets are $33. Those under the age of 18 wishing to watch the show must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
COLCHESTER COUNTY SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTION CEREMONY (Nov. 9, 7 p.m. Tickets $15)
The Colchester Sports Hall of Fame highlights the past achievements and successes of local athletes, teams, coaches, and builders.
This year’s inductees are Sue Kaye, Stephen Locke, the 1968 Truro Trojan Midget Football Team, Becky Bell Routledge and Terry Baker.
JIMMY RANKIN (Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m. Sold Out)
Folk rock maestro Jimmy Rankin is playing to a sold-out crowd with his authentic East Coast sound, having moved back to Nova Scotia after seven years in Nashville.
His new record titled Moving East is full of gritty pub tales and soulful ballads, all featuring storytelling through song.
“With Moving East, I was trying to distill the fabric of Maritime culture into a musical collection, replete with life’s highs and lows, and breathe life into stories that capture a feeling, a moment in time, live off the floor and organic,” said Rankin as quoted on the Marigold’s website.
HUBTOWN THEATRE
PRESENTS NANA’S NAUGHTY KNICKERS (Nov. 21-24, all shows start at
7:30 p.m. Tickets $24) When Bridget moved in with her grandmother she had no idea what Sylvia, her sweet nanny was up to.
Will her nanny get caught by the police, or will she get caught and thrown out by her landlord, Mr. Schmidt?
BETTE MACDONALD: ’TIS THE SEASON 12 (Nov. 30 – Dec. 3, all shows start
at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $45) ’Tis The Season is the gift that keeps on giving every Christmas. For many, this hit show has become a yearly tradition, the official start of the holiday season.
Mary Morrison, Martin Mackinnon, Wayne Tomko, Nana and Beaver Macleod will be there along with assorted other Cape Breton characters in a new edition of this wildly popular show.
Join Bette Macdonald, Maynard Morrison, Mary Colin Chisholm, Jordan Musycsyn and Joe Waye and find out exactly what is so funny about Christmas this year.