A closer look can sometimes reveal the true meanings of a nation’s oldest songs, passed down from generation to generation.  Upon looking through Sullivan Entertainment’s archival research that was conducted for the countless historical aspects of Road to Avonlea, I found a few old Maritime songs that were used as a frame of reference for the show.

Ever wish you had the chance to try out for American or Canadian idol?  Now, Sullivan Entertainment is giving you a chance to share your singing talent!  “Sullivan Sing-Along” officially invites fans of all ages to participate in our special singing competition, in honour of Mother’s Day.

Since her creation more than 100 years ago, the character of Anne Shirley never ceases to stir up a little controversy every now and then - both on and off the page.  This time, a debate has sprung up over a new song about the fiery red-head called “Anne of Green Gables Who Dances on Tables”.

Road to Avonlea enthusiasts will remember that when Cedric Smith leant his singing voice to some of the show's episodes, some of the most memorable scenes in the series were created.

Fans of Cedric Smith may be surprised to learn that years before the actor played Alec King on Road to Avonlea, he was part of a Canadian folk rock psych band!