Prince Edward Island,140 miles long and 40 miles wide and perched off Canada’s eastern coast at the gateway to the St. Lawrence, is an extraordinary place where ordinary people do not necessarily survive, much less thrive. It is a place where people havealways had to make their own entertainment; just as they havemade their homes, handicrafts,and celebrations utilizing the Celtic and Acadian traditions handed down, from father toson, mother to daughter, from the lands their ancestors were dr...