10+ Nova Scotia presses and 50+ Nova Scotia authors who’ve published new books in the past year will be at BOOKTOBERFEST, a fun literary event second Monday in December in Halifax. 📕 I will be there in the book fair with my chapbooks and broadsides and a big smile 😊 , sharing a table with my friend, the writer and printmaker, VanessaMcKiel. Would love to see you! Doors open at 6:30pm, readings begin at 7pm, Book Fair goes til 9pm.

Trillium is delighted to play music at Chester’s new Memory Café this December.

What is a Memory Café? — A free winter social event for individuals, families, and care partners living with memory challenges.

What happens at Memory Café? — Conversation, entertainment, and warm drinks in a welcoming atmosphere.

A reading of the twelve writers in The Little Books Collective 2023.

Trillium trio (Tricia Snell, flutes; Bev Shaw, violin; and Liam Britten, guitar) is delighted to play in the Wednesday-at-noon Music & Meditation concert series held in beautiful St. John’s.

If you need a mid-month (Ides of March!), mid-week, mid-day opportunity to relax and breathe during a gentle half hour of music, please join us! We’ll be playing a mix of classical and Celtic-style pieces.

On Winter Solstice 2022, Tricia played flute and sang with the St. John’s Chancel Choir, as part of the lovely Music & Meditation noon concerts led by music director / pianist / organist Barbara Butler (with Wendell Eisner conducting).

See you at the market! Trillium Trio (Tricia Snell: flutes + recorders + whistles; Bev Shaw: violin/fiddle; Liam Britten: guitar + banjo + mandolin + cello) provide holiday music at Lunenburg’s wonderful farm and craft market.

Playing low whistle with the “Hush Band” at the Quiet Parade conceived by artist Aislinn Thomas, part of Halifax’s Nocturne 2022 Art Festival. A low-sensory high-accessibility event with a warm, inclusive vibe.

Back on!: Ongoing Sunday afternoons, 2-4, Celtic session led by Eilidh Buchanan of Buchanans House of Music. My husband Dave and I both play in the session regularly–come check it out! It’s an event to be enjoyed with your friends, family, dogs, and a locally brewed ale or hard cider from the fine Saltbox Brewery.

On a Monday night (6:30-8:30), if you feel like a very relaxed, socially distanced pub meal in a congenial atmosphere, with musicians squirreled away in the corner having a sweet time playing together, then this is for you! This is not a performance, but a very loose and informal Celtic session of friends playing together. Best to phone ahead to ensure we will be playing; various aspects of scheduling and weather sometimes interrupt.

Sunday afternoons (2-4) in Bridgewater: the place to be. Led by the wonderful fiddler Eilidh Buchanan of Buchanans Music in Mahone Bay, these Celtic music sessions are small (limiting # of musicians, due to covid) but still full of vim. Come for a beer and some fun.

Ongoing Sunday afternoons, 2-4, (though currently suspended because of the novel corona virus): Celtic session led by Eilidh Buchanan of Buchanans House of Music. It’s an event to be enjoyed with your friends, family, dogs!, and a locally brewed ale or hard cider from the fine Saltbox Brewery.

As prelude to morning service, Barbara Butler (piano) and Tricia Snell (flute) play Sicilienne by Fauré.

Playing flute & whistle, Tricia joined Celtic musicians in every-Sunday sessions led by Eilidh Buchanan of the Buchanan House of Music at the Saltbox Brewery.

During communion at morning service, Barbara Butler (piano), Janelle Lucyk (soprano), and Tricia Snell (flute) play Une flûte invisible (adapted for liturgical use) by Saint Saens.

Playing flute & whistle, Tricia joins Celtic musicians in an every-Sunday session led by Eilidh Buchanan of the Buchanan House of Music. Come enjoy the music along with a locally brewed ale or hard cider at the congenial Saltbox Brewery.

Tricia plays flute with Celtic musicians, led by Eilidh and Paul Buchanan of the Buchanan House of Music. Come enjoy the music along with a locally brewed ale or hard cider at the congenial Saltbox Brewery.

Tricia’s 4-part poem, Les Filous de la Flûte, will be read by Tessa Brinckman at Brinckman’s “When Flutes Had Words” concert, including a performance of Roussel’s Joueurs de Flûtes (for flute and piano). Each of the four musical movements will be prefaced by one of the four poem parts, which invent new narratives for the mythological flutists (Pan, Tityre, Krishna, and Monsier de la Péjaudie) portrayed in the music. For more about Tessa Brinckman and this performance, click here.

Tricia reads as part of Savage Writers, a group of poets hosted by poet Claudia Savage.