Sept. 7: On the 25th anniversary of her platinum selling Ingénue album and the huge hit “Constant Craving,” which launched her into stardom around the world, k.d. lang is embarking on a solo tour across Canada.

Sept. 12-17: Fredericton comes alive for six days each September as hundreds of world class performers appear on dozens of stages for the Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival.

Colville House: Visit the place renowned Canadian artist Alex Coalville and his family called home from 1949 to 1973.

Sept. 8-10: Up to 30 hot air balloons fly twice daily (weather permitting)at the Atlantic Balloon Fiesta in Sussex. Plus, there is an outdoor bandstand, huge indoor market, amusement rides, vendors and so much more!

Oct. 13-15: Indulge in an array of food, complemented by a large variety of wine, beer and spirits at Indulge, New Brunswick’s Food and Wine Festival.

At the core, Kings Landing is a museum. With over 70,000 artifacts, it has one of the largest collections in Atlantic Canada. The history told here reflects stories spanning over 150 years.

June 12 - Oct. 15: The Celtic Music Centre’s Ceilidh Pub offers daily lunch service featuring live traditional music with some of Cape Breton’s best musicians.

July 13 - Aug. 26: Festival Antigonish brings together writers, actors, technicians, & directors to produce a Main Stage Series, a Family Series, and a selection of innovative theatrical and artistic presentations.

Aug. 18-20: The Sherborne Kayak Festival is a kayaking intensive program that allows beginner kayakers to learn and develop their skills, and more skilled kayakers to continue to hone their craft.

Sept. 1-3: The fifth annual Acoustic Roots Festival will showcases some of Atlantic Canada’s most popular Folk, Country, Celtic, Bluegrass and Blues artists, including Adam Young, Alycia Putnam, Colin Grant, and Crowdis Bridge.

June 23-Sept. 8: Enjoy fresh lobsters, steamed clams and snow crab suppers at the Belliveau Cove wharf along St. Mary's Bay every Friday evening from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Aug. 10-11: The Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival is an all-ages event that features the best of Folk music. Between shows, enjoy the numerous galleries, museums, shops, pubs and restaurants in the colourful town.

Aug. 18-Sept. 2: The Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival allows you try an assortment of blueberry dishes. In addition to great food there will be contests, live music, processing tours and many more activities.

Sept. 14-25: The Journey of a Lifetime exhibit and play is making a stop at Pier 21. Experience first-hand how Canada’s colonist cars settled the West and united a country.