ALL EVENTS
All Quiet on the Western Front - 7pm
During this screening of All Quiet on the Western Front, we will pause at two key moments to hear commentary from Dr. Paul Doerr (Department of History) and Wendy Robicheau (Esther Clark Wright Memorial Archives) from Acadia University.
Join us for 2022's adaptation of the harrowing anti-war classic, complete with live commentary of Classics professors from Acadia University. Admission is free, with the donation of a non-perishable food item to the Food Cupboard.
Advisories:
May contain violence, coarse language or sexually suggestive scenes, or any combination of them. Suitable for viewers 14 years of age or older. Viewers under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
Director: Edward Berger
Writer: Lesley Paterson
Cinematographer: James Friend
Composer: Volker Bertelmann
Cast: Felix Kammerer, Albrecht Schuch, Aaron Hilmer
Fri Mar 27, 2026 — 7pm
Trailer
Podcast & Reading: Shelley Thompson’s novel ROAR 1pm
Free. Donations welcome at the door.
Podcast and Reading: Shelley Thompson’s novel Roar
Shelley Thompson and Cynthia Sweeney from Simple Good Form discuss Thompson's new novel ROAR for Trans Canada Stories - a new podcast. In Roar, a young trans woman returns to her family farm and we follow them through grief and estrangement as they become catalysts for change in their rural community.
Night of Adventure 7pm
Tickets $15 (students and kids free) . Available online
Night of Adventure
A selection of outdoor themed films
A Speaker series that explore the human spirit through storytelling. Featuring presentations from two adventurous people, AnJeanette LeMay and Dave Greene. Accompanied by a selection of outdoor related films made by Atlantic Canadian producers and directors.
Book Launch: “Organizing Nature” 7pm
Free event open to the public.
Book Launch: “Organizing Nature” by Alice Cohen and Andrew Biro
Andrew Biro and Alice Cohen will be present to launch their book “Organizing Nature”
Please join us for this free educational event
Leocadio Juracan Lecture 1pm
Free event open to the public.
Leocadio Juracan speaking tour
Mayan farmers are at the forefront of the struggle for land reform and environmental sustainability in Guatemala. The Campesino Committee of the Highlands’ Leocadio Juracan shares the organization’s work to protect the land, using fair trade coffee as a tool for social change.