Cape Breton's Doryman celebrating 60 years of live music and tradition
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Also in 1992, another long-standing event started: the Thursday night talent show.
30-31 and came out of retirement to do so.
The first show was announced in June and sold out in 43 minutes.
8 show were announced last week and cost $70 per ticket, plus taxes.
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Cape Breton's Doryman celebrating 60 years of live music and tradition
'The Doryman, after all these years, has the same spirit and traditions as when it began'
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By Nicole Sullivan
Published Nov 03, 2026
The Phantoms playing The Doryman in Chéticamp in the late 1970s. For decades, the band played regularly at the venue, which first opened as the Surfside Tavern in 1966.…
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