Andrew & Dwayne Poirier at the Doryman
The Doryman Pub & Grill is a well-known music venue in Chéticamp on the Cabot Trail. Home of the Saturday afternoon fiddle matinee, the popular pub has been the place to go for good food, good music, and good times since 1966. Stop by Friday night for live music with Andrew & Dwayne Poirier from 7-9pm. No cover.
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