posted by KATE WATSON, Sep 2/10
Art or therapy? Two local plays at this year’s Fringe Fest centre on the effects of cancer on individuals and the people around them. comments 0
LITERARY »
posted by HOLLY GORDON, Sep 2/10
Local poets Matt Robinson, Jeanette Lynes, Miki Fukuda and Sue Goyette help celebrate. comments 0
VISUAL ARTS »
posted by HOLLY GORDON, Sep 2/10
Jack Bishop's gorgeous, bold paintings speak to consumerism. comments 0
ART ATTACK »
posted by SUE CARTER FLINN, Aug 27/10
Bartending-inspired installation opens at 2387 Gallery . comments 1
ART ATTACK »
posted by SUE CARTER FLINN, Aug 27/10
Monty Python musical hits like a flesh wound, October 16-17. comments 0
THEATRE »
posted by MICHAEL FRAIMAN, Aug 26/10
With plans to turn the Gottingen space into a non-profit organization, and as a popular venue for the Fringe Festival, The Bus Stop Theatre is becoming the centre of Halifax’s alternative theatre scene. comments 0
VISUAL ARTS »
posted by LAURA KENINS, Aug 26/10
Scott Saunders’ Grand Lodge is built out of furniture and other materials he salvaged from the old Barrington Freemasons Hall. comments 3
THEATRE REVIEWS »
posted by KATE WATSON, Aug 26/10
Sparking chemistry puts actors Kristin Howell and Marty Burt's latest at the top of the must-see summer theatre list. comments 0
VISUAL ARTS »
posted by HOLLY GORDON, Aug 26/10
The new Dalhousie Art Gallery exhibit invited a group of local and international artists to install their typography directly on the gallery's walls. comments 0
ARTS NEWS »
posted by HOLLY GORDON, Aug 26/10
The wildlife rehabilitation centre in Seaforth opens up its doors to celebrate. comments 1
BOOK REVIEWS »
posted by LAURA KENINS, Aug 26/10
Dave Lapp (Conundrum) comments 0
BOOK REVIEWS »
posted by SUE CARTER FLINN, Aug 26/10
One Bird’s Choice (Anansi) comments 0
THEATRE »
posted by SUE CARTER FLINN, Aug 26/10
Fringe Fest doesn't have to be scary: take the plunge with these seven productions. comments 0
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