St. John’s Mummers Parade: Celebrating Christmas in Disguise
Every year, an ages-old tradition of disguise and revelry comes to life in St. John’s, adding even more color and character to a city already renown for both.
Any Mummers ‘Llowed In?: An Old Christmas Tradition in the New Founde Lande
Flamboyant, rambunctious, and decidedly unconventional, the ancient holiday tradition of ‘mummering’ is alive and well on The Rock.
A Medley of Newfoundland Music
Newfoundland is all about music. Everywhere you go on the island you’ll hear people singing, whistling, humming or playing tunes that are written by Newfoundlanders about Newfoundland. Even the children, from toddlers to teens, adore the distinctive music of their home, and chances are you will, too.
Expressions of the Sea: Classic Newfoundland Sayings and Their Meanings
There are hundreds of unusual expressions commonly used in Newfoundland to articulate feelings and attitudes about people, things and life in general. They often make reference to the sea and the wind, yet you may need a little help to decipher their meanings.
Newfinese 101: Words and Phrases You’re Likely to Hear on The Rock
Native Newfoundlanders do some strange things with the English language, but our speech has an endearing quality and charm that will have you hanging on our every word.
Traditional Newfoundland Food: Unique Island Dishes and Where to Find Them
There’s no better way to enjoy an authentic cultural experience than by sampling a region’s traditional foods, and there are some delicious and curious culinary items on the menu in Newfoundland.