Arts & Culture

Florence Simmons Performance Hall, 140 Weymouth St., Charlottetown
1-888-311-9090

Insider’s Tip

The Ross Family isn’t your average band. This quirky and charming trio of siblings, Stephanie, Johnny, and Danielle, boast Acadian and Scottish roots, dating back hundreds of years on Prince Edward Island! Their new show is a love letter to their heritage, a one-of-a-kind celebration of the music and dance traditions that make PEI culture so special.

Prepare to be swept away on a captivating journey into the heart of Island culture! Ross Family Ceilidh is back for another incredible season with a brand-new show, Gone is the Kerosene Lamp: PEI Roots Music in a Brand New Light. Get ready for an evening filled with foot-stomping music, captivating stories, and the infectious energy of this talented Island family.

This exhilarating concert-style kitchen party is a celebration of Prince Edward Island’s culture, music, and heritage unlike anything you’ve seen! The Ross Family seamlessly blends original compositions, and traditional tunes, with riveting dance and heartfelt storytelling, creating a beautiful love letter to Prince Edward Island.

Infused with the rich history that fuels their music, the Ross Family breathes new life into age-old melodies with unique arrangements. Stephanie, Johnny, and Danielle bring their passion and love for their rich Scottish and Acadian heritage to the stage as they perform music they truly care about.

Looking for a unique and authentic way to connect with PEI culture? This is it! The show boasts top-notch vocals and musicianship, incredible dancing, and touching stories that will leave lasting memories long after your vacation.

See the show at it’s new home this year! The Florence Simmons Performance Hall offers excellent sound, a comfortable atmosphere, a bar, and is situated in the heart of Charlottetown – the perfect setting for an unforgettable PEI experience. Playing select days June through September.

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