Parachute Petticoats By Nicole Penney Do you know the store of the girl whose life was saved by her dress?   As the tale goes, a young girl ...

Have you always wanted to know what a fairy blast is? Do you head to the woods with bread in your pockets? Listen to this podcast to lear...

Terra Barrett and Holly Everett. In this episode, Holly Everett discusses her research on roadside memorials, grave markers, memorial as...

In this episode, Tina White and her daughter Samantha Gaulton talk about their St. John's-based business, Fairy Door Tours , the imp...

Denise Mahoney, City of Mississauga. Photo by Jason Spencer. Photo courtesy of: https://www.mississauga.com/photogallery/6311476/ Deni...

Joanna Dawson, Canada's National History Society. Photo courtesy of: https://www.canadashistory.ca/about-us/staff-listing Joanna Da...

What do Superman, Santa Claus, and Krampus all have in common? They're some of the research interests of Dr. Daniel Peretti, a ne...

Heather Wareham began working as an archivist at the Maritime History Archive in 1977, and has served as the director for many years. ...

I recently scanned a booklet titled "Ghost Stories and Legends" that was produced by the Lower Trinity South Development Asso...

The community of Marysvale, Conception Bay, was originally known as Turk's Gut. The exact origin of the name is lost in the mists...

Emily Hope is an artist, researcher, and founder of the Wild Man Appreciation Society, a civil society and personal museum dedicated to ...

Aoife Granville is from Dingle, Co. Kerry (Ireland). A flute player, fiddler and traditional singer, she completed a PhD thesis in 2012 ...

Salvation Army Citadel, Elliston, 1960.  Source: Community Memories Virtual Museum, Subsistence of Early Outport Newfoundlanders, Tour...

There was a request on Twitter this morning for some diverse resources on Canadian folktales and folklore. It's a bit of a tall or...

Jillian Gould is an assistant professor in the Department of Folklore at Memorial University. In the public sector she was a museum edu...

The Twitterati/Blogatrixes @WillowCWinsham and @DeeDeeChainey have started up a new hashtag for those of us that love folklore and myth...