Hours of Operation

Monday CLOSED
Tuesday- 9am-4pm
Wednesday- 9am-4pm
Thursday 9am-4pm
Friday- 9am-4pm
Saturday- 9am-4pm
Sunday CLOSED

Location and Contact

The Kings County Museum
37 Bridge Street
Kentville, Nova Scotia
B4N 2E2

Phone: (902) 678-6237
e-mail: info@kingscountymuseum.ca

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Hours of Operation

Monday CLOSED
Tuesday- 9am-4pm
Wednesday- 9am-4pm
Thursday 9am-4pm
Friday- 9am-4pm
Saturday- 9am-4pm
Sunday CLOSED

Location and Contact

The Kings County Museum
37 Bridge Street
Kentville, Nova Scotia
B4N 2E2

Phone: (902) 678-6237
e-mail: info@kingscountymuseum.ca

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Alan Syliboy and The Thundermakers

Alan Syliboy

Alan Syliboy was born and raised in Truro and lives at Millbrook First Nation. He looks to the indigenous Mi’kmaq petroglyph (stone etchings) tradition for inspiration, and developed his own artistic vocabulary out of those forms.

Alan’s band, The Thundermakers,  are  Guitarist/Vocals Hubert Francis star of Brookes Diamond production, “Drum” from Elsipogtog First Nation, Lead guitarist Evan Syliboy formerly with Alan’s band Lonecloud, and bassist, composer, sound designer, video/sound editor,  Lukas Pearse of Halifax NS, plus group leader, percussionist/spoken word artist Alan Syliboy. The show consists of songs, spoken word and stories accompanied by multi-media art film and live performance.

Although this is the core group, Alan frequently calls upon other musicians and dancers to enhance his live performances.

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Visit our online shop to buy books on Kings County history, genealogical CDs , community and family research and tickets to our workshops and concerts

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For more information please call 902-678-6237 or email info@kingscountymuseum.ca

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Visit our exhibits page to learn more about our permanent exhibits, and also find out what special exhibits we have on at the museum at the moment.
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