Too See & Do
Fish, Fun, Folk and Fresh Air
This summer Twillingate will be bustling again with lots to see and do. The annual Fish, Fun and Folk festival takes place again during the third week in July (Jul 25 - 31)and the merriment continues thereafter.
Any drive on Twillingate island winds along the scenic coastline with wharfs, dorys, fishing boats, brightly painted fishing stages with sunlight shimmering off the water.
Every spring brings its harvest of icebergs from the north that dots the coastline and whales coming to feed around the coast.
What's On the Go?
Every Night except Sundays:
All Around a Circle Dinner Theatre, Crow Head Community Centre at 6 pm. Reservations required,
Starting June 14, every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 pm:
The Split Peas at the Orange Lodge
Starting June 18, every Saturday evening at 7:30:
Back Room Sessions hosted by Ada Piercy-Jenkins at the Orange Hall, Main Street
July 4 - Aug 24: See How it Is Made craft demonstrations at Twillingate Museum
cept Sundays: All Around a Circle Dinner Theatre, starting at 6:00. Cost $30.
July 4:
Opening of the Shipwreck of the Schooner Begonia in Cameron Hall
Every day 10 am - 6 pm:
Visit the newly opened Twillingate Gallery (close to Iceberg Quest)
Every Day except Sundays:
Auk Island Wine Tour and Tasting
Every Day
Visit Prime Berth Living Heritage Museum all day. Cod Splitting Demonstrations most mornings at 10 am
Other Spots to Explore
- Long Point Lighthouse
- St. Peter’s Church
- Twillingate Museum
- Durrell Museum
- Twillingate Masonic Lodge
- Driftwood Gallery (artist Ted Stuckless)
For Nature Lovers
- The Natural Arch
- Numerous berry picking patches for blueberries, partridge berries and bakeapples
- Roaming the many beaches and coves for sea treasures or bergy bits

