Soak up the atmosphere of Liverpool, “Port of the Privateers”. Experience the majestic colonial houses and unusual museum collections: country music, folk art, photography and wildlife. Enjoy tranquil sunsets on the Mersey River, once a haunt of famous privateers. Delight in the galleries of famous local artists. Experience the passion of performances at the historic Astor Theatre. Be amazed by expansive, white sand beaches and unspoiled Atlantic coastline dotted with six lighthouses -opportunities for quiet hikes, kayaking, surfing and birding.

Visit the Cultural Village at the Rossignol Cultural Centre – a rich cornucopia of fascinating artifacts and exhibits for the whole family – see a polar bear, authentic log trappers cabin, an outhouse museum and learn about our Mi’kmaq culture.
Take in the 9th Liverpool International Theatre Festival at the Astor Theatre (May 14-18, 2008) - the oldest performing arts theatre in the province (1902).
Visit the Hank Snow Country Music Centre at the restored Canadian National Railway Station – the most unique country music attraction northeast of Nashville, with live music every Wednesday afternoon during July/August.
Enjoy croquet or lawn bowling at the Perkins House
Visit Fort Point Lighthouse Park – listen to memories from the son of a previous light keeper, see interpretive displays, local art and collectibles, scenic picnic park.
So Ye Wanna Be A Pirate? Join the scurvy dogs in Pirates Lagoon at the Queens County Museum.
Visit the Sherman Hines Museum of Photography – the only one of its kind east of Montreal – a dazzling insight into the history of photography.
Take a boat tour or fishing trip from Brooklyn Marina and Waterfront Park – home to Queens County Sea Fest (Aug 22 – 24, 2008) – fishing tournament and entertainment for the whole family!

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