Cape Breton Live Music Clubs
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Live Music Clubs in Cape Breton, Atlantic Canada.
Cape Breton's live music clubs feature live acts playing on a regular basis. From jazz to reggae to rock, find the right spot to kick back and relax or to get up and get your groove on. These Cape Breton live music venues can help narrow down the search with live music club reviews, descriptions, contact information, maps and more.
The Bras d’Or Lakes Inn has created their own traditional house party in the spirit of the Ceilidh. From early July until mid August on Wednesday and Thursday nights, people gather to enjoy live music and dance performances by a variety of local and visiting artists of all ages. Admission is charged and Wednesday is for those 19 years of age or older. Thursday nights are open to all ages.
Bras d'Or Lakes Inn St. Peter's
A full-service inn located overlooking the lake in the heart of Cape Breton!
Noted for its gourmet meals, The Normaway Inn offers breakfast and dinner in its bright and open dining room. While enjoying garden views, diners feast on full breakfasts where menu items like French toast, pancakes and Eggs Hughie D are available. Dinner service is offered nightly from June 20th to October 18th or by prior arrangement throughout the year and a daily changing menu is offered.
The Normaway Inn, Cabins & Suites
The first choice for fine food, music and lodging on the Cabot Trail!
Louisbourg Playhouse
This 17th century style theatre was commissioned in the 1990's for a Disney film, and built to resemble London's Globe Theatre, which was built in 1599. Since opening to the public, this theatre has entertained thousands with high-caliber, exciting theatre and musical performances.
Bona's Bar
A relaxing environment with soft music, couches, tables and chairs carefully arranged around a cozy, dominant fireplace. The bar is tastefully decorated with paintings illustrating Acadian history and exudes charm and a European ambiance.
Dockside Ceilidh
Dockside Ceilidh's provides daily entertainment for tourists and residents waiting for Newfoundland ferry from North Sydney. This venue features pipers, fiddlers, highland dancers, stepdancers, vocal groups, talent shows, and the highland dance competition.
The Hawkesbury Creamery
The building is actually located on the former site of the Hawkesbury Creamery. This hall was originally a building supply warehouse for many years then a wholesale warehouse before being acquired by the SAWDC. Extensive renovations were completed in 1995 and it has since become one of the cornerstones of the Port Hawkesbury waterfront improvement efforts begun in 1992.
