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  • April 2026 Big Stage Open Mic Night

    Astor Theatre 219 Main Street, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
    Cultural & Community Events

    Our next Big Stage Open Mic Night is on April 18, 2026 fantastic evening featuring local community talent.

  • Chris DeWolf Earring Making Workshop

    Astor Theatre 219 Main Street, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
    Art

    Participants will be able to create two pairs of earrings using silver, copper and/or brass. They will use circle, oval or rectangular disc cutters to form shapes, learn to hammer texture into the metal and make their own ear wires from sterling silver.

  • Astor Academy Film Festival 2026

    Astor Theatre 219 Main Street, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
    Cultural & Community Events

    You are invited to a night of epic original films created by our Astor Academy Filmmaking Club and our Astor Academy Stop-Motion Animation Club.

  • May Big Stage Open Mic Night

    Astor Theatre 219 Main Street, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
    Cultural & Community Events

    Our next Big Stage Open Mic Night is on May 23, 2026! We are excited to announce our special guest host, Nicole Whynott!

  • Scotiacentric Designs Art Exhibition

    Astor Theatre 219 Main Street, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
    Art

    Join us for the Scotiacentric Designs Art Exhibition in our Lower Gallery from June 4 to 24th. The Opening Reception for this show will be held on Thursday, June 4 at 6:30 p.m.

  • The Astor Academy Spotlight Guild

    Astor Theatre 219 Main Street, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
    Cultural & Community Events

    After our very successful performance of "And Then There Were None Left Unbroken", we are back again to perform another original stage play during the Privateer Days, Liverpool, Nova Scotia Weekend. 

  • Drift & Dwell-Sabine Kearns & Jan Kennedy

    Astor Theatre 219 Main Street, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
    Art

    "Drift & Dwell" brings together acrylic paintings by Sabine Kearns and driftwood furniture by Jan Kennedy, friends connected by a shared sensitivity to time and place and a love of the ocean. 

  • Musical Theatre Camp with Andrew Morrisey

    Astor Theatre 219 Main Street, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
    Cultural & Community Events

    Returning for the third year, Andrew will be joining us again from New York City to lead our one-week musical theatre camp. Andrew is a NY-based actor and teacher, originally from Truro, and has been running his camps in theatres around NS for the last 17 summers!