Festival Antigonish
Upcoming Shows
Presentation SeriesThe Hello Crows in Concert - March 27, 2026
An Indigenous music group, The Hello Crows thoughtfully blend storytelling with cultural preservation. Throughout 2024-25, they have performed at many major festivals and released their debut album in September. With powerful songwriting and harmonies, they are quickly becoming rising stars, amplifying Wabanaki heritage while making their mark on Canada’s music scene.
Listen to The Hello Crows here!
This show is General Admission and is taking place at the Bauer Theatre, 5015 Chapel Square Antigonish, NS
WINTER CONCERT SERIES DISCOUNT: Attending more than 1 concert in the series? Save 10% on 2 shows or 20% on all 3! Concerts in the series include Love U2 (Feb 13 &14, The Hello Crows (Mar 27), Misfits Musical Cabaret (Apr 1 &2). CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE to BOOK.
P: 902-867-3333
E: tickets@stfx.ca
Theatre Antigonish
Upcoming Shows
Podcasts
Robin Hood: The Great Escape
Did you miss “Robin Hood: The Great Escape” in the summer of 2021? Or did you see it, but want to relive the magic? Available on all major podcast services, you can experience the adventure of Sherwood Forest once again … this time in audio format! Episodes are 15-20 minutes long and are free to listen. Enjoy all the action from the comfort of your home, during your work commute, or while walking the trails at Keppoch!
Hector the Spectre Steals the Show
Written by Artistic Director Andrea Boyd and local artist/playwright Laura Teasdale, this radio play is based on the legend of the Bauer Theatre’s resident ghost, Hector, and is inspired by real stories collected from the community. The play imagines a pandemic-free world where live theatre is still happening, and where Festival Antigonish is producing a new play about the legendary StFX ghosts.
Stage Lights & Stories
In this special five-part podcast series, longtime volunteer and performer, Janet Becigneul, sits down with each of the Artistic Directors who have led Theatre Antigonish over the past 50 years. These conversations — recorded live on the Bauer Theatre stage — offer rare insight into the vision, challenges, and triumphs that have shaped half a century of performance.

