httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcjZbk21BIU&feature=player_embedded
One in particular we would like you to watch, Candy Land – Candles by Victoria – food smelling candles that make your tummy rumble.
Please subscribe, rate and leave comments on any videos on her channel. If there is something you would like Candy to rant, review or speak about, please let use know.
The Candy Show youtube Channel
Many NEW Season 3 Candy Show pictures will be uploaded soon, from the Production of Season 3. Please be sure to subscribe to the website, you can do that on the right of the front page, so you can be sure not to miss the awesome new killer photos taken by Chris Reardon.
IN the Meantime:
Brand New swag is here!
Pink ladies t-shirts with The Candy Show logo on front and back. Pink ball hats with black logo, and pink with black logo hoodies, logo on front and back. Check out the various photos attached to this news update. 
Ladies black t-shirt with logo on front and on back., $20.00, Ball hats – black with pink, and pink with black logo $20.00 each. 
UNISEX black tee with pink logo front and back, $20.00 each 
JACKETS – $150.00
More pictures of all items:
To order your swag:
Please email: info@thecandyshow.com – we accept debit transfers. We ship all over the globe.
Thank you,
The Candy Show Management team
Yes, this is correct. APTN’s largest LIVE televised event is June 23rd and you can watch it on National TV, APTN, as it happens, live from Winnipeg and Regina. Watch Candy ( of The Candy Show) host/ interview all the musicians on the stage in Winnipeg from her big pink bed replica, like the bed on set of her National TV show, which will be on stage. Thousands of people will be gathered for the great event, tons of great aboriginal musical guests will rock the stage at the forks.
Set your DVR if you are not home, this is something you do not want to miss.
Saturday June 23rd, 2012 9PM EST. Check your local service provider for exact time in your area.
National Aboriginal Day is a day recognizing and celebrating the cultures and contributions of the First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples of Canada.[1] The day was first celebrated in 1996, after it was proclaimed that year by then Governor General of Canada Roméo LeBlanc, to be celebrated on June 21 annually. Most provincial jurisdictions, however, do not recognise it as a statutory holiday.
The day of recognition came about after a series of calls for such a celebration. In 1982, the National Indian Brotherhood (now the Assembly of First Nations) called for the creation of a National Aboriginal Solidarity Day to be celebrated on June 21. Slightly more than a decade later in 1995, the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples recommended that a National First Peoples Day be designated. Also in that same year, a national conference of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people chaired by Elijah Harper, titled The Sacred Assembly, called for a national holiday to celebrate the contributions of Aboriginal peoples to Canada. June 21 often coincides with the summer solstice.
The above text was taken from Wikipedia.org – for more information.
Today Candy is performing on stage at Chippewas of The Thames First Nation in Ontario. Then Candy heads to Winnipeg for Aboriginal Day Live! stay tuned for more….
June 20th and 21st gig
Hello you wonderful fans!
We apologize for not having many updates on this official Candy Show website and blog at the moment. We currently do not have a fixed address until June 1, when we move into our new place, when our office will be back up and running. We like to thank you for your patience. There is a lot of new swag that will be loaded up to the Candy Store page shortly after June 1, plus some changes are coming to our blog on the front of the website, with daily updates! Many upcoming ventures for Candy will be updated in the calendar, many exciting gigs, TV appearances and so on. We will ensure that you, the fans, will know everything that we know, so you are kept in the loop.
Thank you so much for your continued support… watch for our new subscription for the website as well, as Candy will be blogging: YouTube videos, rants, book reviews, shows, comedy and much more…
Please feel free to email me, Denise Tompkins, if you have any questions. You can go the contact page and submit all your email questions and comments, and I will reply to each one of you.
Candy sends her love to all of you.
If you have suggestions of what you would like Candy to blog about, again, send me an email. All emails are read, we love to hear from you.
Have a super grand day,
Denise & Candy
Here is a Youtube clip of the setting up of The Candy Show Season 3 set, for you to enjoy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPjbrR3ykLw&feature=plcp
The NEW hit National Variety Television series just wrapped up the taping of Season 3 in Halifax. The Candy Show is taped in front of a LIVE studio audience, and features all East Coast Artists. Candy Palmater, the Star/Creator of the hit National TV series, will feature one musical guest and one performance from the East Coast in each episode. Combined with stand-up comedy from the Queen of Canadian comedy, you’ve got a great TV series! Candy’s dream of showcasing all East Coast Artists to the rest of the Country is a reality. The Candy Show currently airs on APTN & APTN HD channels Thursday nights, prime time, and Season 3 set to air later in the year/early 2013. No cable or TV? No problem, watch the episodes online now at www.aptn.ca
Production Dates: April 18th, 19th, 20th, & 21st. Two Episodes taped per night. Candy Palmater, Canadian comedian and Halifax’s voted #1 comedian over all, is the ultimate host of her own TV series, and provides stand up comedy in every episode, and interviews all her music guests in her replica of her high school bedroom, in her big pink bed.
April 18th – Guests
– music – Blake Francis/Brandon Johnson & Jugglers from Halifax Circus
– music – Blake Francis & Aerial Rope artist from Halifax Circus
April 19th – Guests
– music – Three Sheet & Performance by Eastern Eagle
– music- Ghettosocls & Fire Performer from Halifax Circus
April 20th – Guests
– music – Rhapsody Quintet & performance by Shakespeare on Trial acting sequence
– music – Forever & performance by Tanya Davis
April 21st – Guests
– music – Mi’Kmaq Nation & Magic performance by Michael James
– music – Orchid’s Curse & performance Aerial hoop by Cailtan Anthony
To be a part of the live studio audience, please email info@thecandyshow.com
Must be 19 years +
If you want to attend one of the nights of LIVE tapings for National TV, and you are 19 + years, please email: info@thecandyshow.com for FREE, yes FREE tickets. Come support a National TV Production that supports East Coast artists – comedy, music, performing artists….
Season 3 Guest line up:
– Three Sheet, Ghettosocks, Mi’Kmaq Nation, Juggling, magic, aerial hoop and aerial rope, Blake Franics (BnE), Brandon Johnson, Eastern Eagle, Orchid’s Curse – the heaviest metal music you will find on National TV, Tanya Davis, Ursula Johnson, Rhapsody Qunintet, Forever, and Shakespeare on Trial.
WOW a fantastic line up of talent. Come see the LIVE taping. Bring non-perishable food items for Feed Nova Scotia.
Doors open 6:10PM, show starts 6:45PM
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You can find Candy Palmater which is The Candy Show, on National TV, on APTN.CA , Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Find out what Candy is up to every day and see what she is doing right now!
Candy Palmater is a comedian, TV star, Professional Speaker, Host, emcee, mistress of ceremonies. You never know where or when she will be performing in your city.
For information and to book Candy Palmater, please go to the contact page and email us.
Thank you,
Denise Tompkins – Manager
