“We could have fun, and sing! No need to sit in our chairs the whole class, we could stand up and dance!” Lauren

“I loved the experience I had with GénieArts because my appreciation of Francopone culture expanded through music, dance, and language.” Donald

“It was a new experience for me and I had so much fun! It was amusing to write our own song and sing it for the little children. It was as though our class was a real famous artist!” Makaylah

“Doing the show was what I liked the most from my experience.” Aevan

Dates confirmed on mainland Nova Scotia in Lunenburg, Berwick, Halifax, and Windsor, and on Cape Breton Island in Sydney and St. Peter’s – more dates to be announced! Summer fun is on its’ way!

I love St. Patrick’s Day. Maybe it’s the Carty in me. Thanks Split Crow and Piper’s for having me.  Antigonish is the world’s greatest place to party. (Photo: The Casket)

Wrote and recorded these songs with students at St. Andrew Junior School! They put on a great show for the little ones from the Antigoinsh Education Center, with singing, dancing, choreography, theatre, and visual arts! Big thankyous to everyone at school and at ArtSmarts GénieArts Nova Scotia!

These songs were written by Mary Beth with grade 7 and 8 classes at St. Andrew Junior School in March 2013!

J’aime la nourriture, c’est très bon!

La bouffe à Ben, la connaissez-vous?

La bouffe à Ben c’est manger le bifteck,

La bouffe à Maggie c’est des pépites de poulet,

La bouffe à James c’est l’homard au sel,

La bouffe à Haley c’est l’agneau aux tomates,

La bouffe à Bailey c’est les pommes-de-terre,

La bouffe à Arthur c’est de la Spaghetti,

J’aime la nourriture, c’est très bon!

Based on traditional song La vie d’un garçon!