Continuing through the new year, this exhibit focuses on the work of professional and folk ceramists who use clay art to make social and political statements.

Continuing until April 1, Prime Suspects at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia on Hollis Street features caricatures of Canadian prime ministers by local artist Bruce MacKinnon. Included are […]

The first Canadian commander of the International Space Station shares an evening of stories, images, and songs at the Dalhousie Arts Centre.

Grafton Street Dinner Theatre pairs lively music and witty comedy with a three-course dinner and lots of audience participation. The current production, The Show Must Go On, is a murder mystery […]

Newfoundland environmental artist and poet Marlene Creates has fought tirelessly to share the East Coast's natural beauty and help preserve it. Continuing through May 6, Places, Paths, and Pauses at the […]

From March 2 to 4, the AUS Basketball Championships sees Atlantic Canada's top men's and women's university teams battle for the regional titles at the Scotiabank Centre.

The Four Seasons is Vivaldi’s most famous creation, and one of the most popular works from the entire Baroque era. Join Symphony Nova Scotia and local violinist extraordinaire David […]

Matthew Good and Our Lady Peace share the stage at Scotiabank Centre for an evening of high-octane rock.

From March 8 to 11, the U Sports Men's Basketball Final 8 comes to town, with top teams coast-to-coast competing for the national title at the Scotiabank Centre.

Symphony Nova Scotia’s own virtuoso clarinetist Dominic Desautels is a local celebrity, with his brilliant, enthusiastic playing and extraordinary technical prowess. Now, hear Dominic in his element with Symphony […]