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Live Music Concerts
Halifax Urban Folk Festival
It was Halifax's JunoFest that planted the seed. When The Carleton owner Mike Campbell helped program the live music events...
Events
Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival
In late summer from Truro to Tatamagouche to the Stewiacke Valley, you can find a series of events celebrating the...
On Stage
Atlantic Fringe Festival
It's the 20th anniversary of the Atlantic Fringe Festival, and there's plenty to celebrate. This artist-driven festival bills itself as...
Visual Arts Exhibits
Giving Notice: Words on the Walls
Who hasn't dreamed of telling the boss 'up yours!' then up and walking out to enjoy the summer off? Give...
Movies
The Last Exorcism
What starts as a clever update of the demonic possession narrative ends up as a pseudo-doc hack job that’s more...
The truth about your T.A.
posted by MEREDITH DAULT, Sep 2/10
Teachers’ assistants are just like you: overworked, overwhelmed and a full-time student. Just a little older, and maybe more stressed. comments 0
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Outstanding in Their Fieldwork
posted by LAURA KENINS, Sep 2/10
Meet four local professors who inspire by their example outside the classroom as much as they do teaching in the lecture halls. comments 0
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Location is Everything
posted by CARSTEN KNOX, Sep 2/10
For years Halifax has been a popular place to shoot both feature films and TV series. Here’s a guide to the key recognizable filming locales around town. comments 1
RESTAURANT REVIEWS »
Sunny Summer
posted by MELISSA BUOTE, Sep 2/10
Dartmouth Crossing's Sunwich brings a welcome ray of hope to an otherwise bleak landscape, says comments 0
HALIWOOD INSIDER »
Full Atlantic Film Festival lineup unveiled
posted by SUE CARTER FLINN, Sep 1/10
It's like Christmas in September, just a lot bloody hotter... comments 0
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Get Outta Town!
posted by LAURA KENINS, Sep 2/10
Getting to experience life out of the downtown core of Halifax is an essential part of appreciating this city, and with the following destination and transit tips, it’s a breeze. comments 0
SAVAGE LOVE »
Like Superman, he wears tights
posted by DAN SAVAGE, Sep 2/10
Where do I go from here? What’s a poopnoodle? And is everyone in the Republican Party a closeted homosexual? comments 0
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Off-campus living: A Primer
posted by RICHARD WOODBURY, Sep 2/10
For most students, university life involves a new set of responsibilities, including dealing with abandoned parents, demanding landlords, disturbed neighbours and perhaps the police. Here’s a handy guide to ensure each of these relations is as stress-free comments 0
LITERARY »
Contemporary Verse 2's Travelling 35th anniversary bash
posted by HOLLY GORDON, Sep 2/10
Local poets Matt Robinson, Jeanette Lynes, Miki Fukuda and Sue Goyette help celebrate. comments 0
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Prank Town
posted by MAIRIN PRENTISS, Sep 2/10
To foster stronger traditions of university pranksterism, we present a few moments from our college city’s history. comments 0
MUSIC FEATURE »
The Modern Men keep it real
posted by HOLLY GORDON, Sep 2/10
While ironing their own clothes and birthing babies, this synth-pop group pops out a danceable CD. comments 1
EDITORIAL »
Making a Rotten Bet
posted by BRUCE WARK, Sep 2/10
Nova Scotia’s desire to get into the online poker business is misguided and cruel. comments 2
MUSIC FEATURE »
Aucoin’s thrill ride
posted by RYAN MCNUTT, Sep 2/10
Rich Aucoin’s musical rollercoaster gathers speed this weekend with the release of his *Public Publication* EP. comments 0
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Kick Procrastination’s Ass — right after you’ve read these tips
posted by MEREDITH DAULT, Sep 2/10
In a world of delicious distraction, there are some fail-safe tools to study and hit your assignment deadlines. And only a little discipline is required. comments 0
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Know what you missed this summer
posted by CHARLENE DAVIS, Sep 2/10
In case you were away the past three months, here’s the lowdown of the fun and games of summer 2010, the hottest, driest, most wonderful season in recent memory. comments 0
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Freaks and geeks: How to find your peeps
posted by HILARY BEAUMONT, Sep 2/10
Halifax is big enough to have shadowy cabals, associations, communities and subcultures, though they’re not always easy to find. Here are the keys to your personal kingdom. comments 0
BAR SCENE »
On the Fringe
posted by HOLLY GORDON, Sep 2/10
Keep yourself fueled during the Atlantic Fringe Festival with these conveniently located bars. comments 0
On the Blogs
ART ATTACK
The best coverage of Halifax, Nova Scotia's art scene.
- Ali Nickerson's art starts at home
- Reigning Spamalot
- Busking 101
- Khyber building plan goes to council tonight
- Stolen painting still missing from King's
HALIWOOD INSIDER
All the intel you need on the Halifax film, television and media scene.
- Full Atlantic Film Festival lineup unveiled
- Atlantic Film Festival line-up: Cdn and Atlantic highlights
- Tanya Davis isn't alone anymore, she's in the Guardian
- Score: A Hockey Musical opens Atlantic Film Festival
- Roger Ebert is alone with Andrea Dorfman and Tanya Davis
REALITY BITES
Halifax city news blog
SCENE AND HEARD
Halifax music scene blog
- 5 Questions With Ann Denny
- Finally, A Joan Jett Tribute Night
- Part of the Weekend Never Dies
- Mary Stewart's Daily Song
- Sarah Harmer Comes for a Visit
SHOPTALK
Local shopping, small business & consumer news
- Proskates, Utliity and Moksha Yoga: Shoptalk Facts and Rumours
- Bouclair opens two new stores
- 24twentyeight opens
- Gottingen Street's opportunities
- Alicia Melanson is happening
THE FEED
The latest news from Halifax's restaurant and bar scene.
Video Spotlight »
HOW WAS IT? Pride Parade 2010
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Under the Halifax Jazz Festival tent, July 9-17.
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Reader Restaurant Reviews
LATEST POSTS
Bach's Cafe
Posted by Stout, Sep 2/10 at 12:28PM
my favourite Halifax experience, good food, beautiful music, run by a charming Korean couple. The spicy noodle soup with kimchee is a
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Rudy's Too
Posted by PurpleFire, Sep 1/10 at 2:36PM
The ONLY reason I ever go here is for the two wonderful staff (Lara and Art)... the rest of them are TERRIBLE.
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Maxwell's Plum
Posted by BRoc, Sep 1/10 at 6:53AM
I don't understand the good food reviews on here either. Sure the fish n chips is cheap but it's overcooked with seemingly
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Kokomo's Family Restaurant
Posted by dawn59, Aug 31/10 at 9:42PM
It's been a couple years since I've been to Kokomo's and I was pleasantly surprised. The decor has changed and was not
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