LOOK WHAT’S IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD!

“The arts community here is as vibrant and talented as anywhere in the world.” Shannon Linton, singer/songwriter “People shouldn’t have to go to the ‘big city’ to find incredible food and music.”  Scott Horrobin, Northumberland Fine Foods If you’ve been reading our blog posts and watching our videos, you might have noticed a common thread…

Volunteer Photographers Wanted!

Help NFOTA record events during the Northumberland Festival of the Arts in September. Photos will be shared online and will form a digital record for the future. Hone your skills, add to your resume or simply have fun being involved in the Festival. Interested? Sign up here. Sing it! Say it! Play it! Collaborate, Sponsor, Donate, Attend!…

WHAT DOES NFOTA STAND FOR?

Besides being the acronym for Northumberland Festival of the Arts, NFOTA means even more: N = Northumberland: one of the most scenic counties in all of Ontario; a mecca for artisans, musicians, thespians, writers, poets, painters, sculptors, vocalists, dancers, textile artists… we can’t name them all here, but you will meet a lot of them when…

Tickets Now on Sale: Join Us for the Northumberland Festival of the Arts 2024!

The countdown has begun! With exactly 100 days to go until the Northumberland Festival of the Arts kicks off, we’re thrilled to announce that tickets are officially on sale starting today! Get ready to experience the magic of creativity, connection and community, from September 13th through September 22nd. This year’s Festival, themed “Sing it! Say…

Interview with Patrick Muldoon, Librarian, Warkworth

“I don’t like the idea of a quiet library.” Patrick Muldoon is a “going concern” in the community of Warkworth. Ask anybody who attends any of the events the library hosts – from play-reading to watercolour lessons, drum circles to yoga, and more. Patrick was a retired rural elementary school teacher when he took the…