Thursday, November 5, 2020
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All the local, live art you need to see and stream.
Posted By Morgan Mullin on Thu, Nov 5, 2020 at 9:50 PM
Thursday November 5
Drag Trivia w/Brooke Rivers
One third of the Haus of Rivers drag family hosts this wig-snatching night of trivia as part of Francofest 2020.Alderney Landing, 2 Ochterloney Street, 7pm, $40-$60, alderneylanding2020.ticketpro.ca
Kim Harris's album release show
With one of 2020's best records—the 10-track effort Heirloom—Kim Harris celebrates new songs and the return of live performance with a belated album release show.
St. Andrew's Church, 6036 Coburg Road, 7:30pm
Friday November 6
Emily Kennedy, Arthur Bull and Nicole Rampersaud
Saint David's, 1544 Grafton Street, 7:30pm, $20/PWYC
Saturday November 7
Splinters
If you're yet to see Halifax directorial legend Thom Fitzgerald's 2018 stunner Splinters as it screens at Neptune Theatre, you're not too late. The movie will keep showing nightly until Nov 8. Read more about why it's a must-see here.Neptune Theatre, 1593 Argyle Street or stream online at neptuneathome.com.
Daily until Nov 8, 8pm; Nov 7-8 4pm & 8pm $10, neptunetheatre.com for tickets
Sunday November 8
Alan Doyle & The Big Beautiful Band
The Great Big Sea front person gives a trio of salt water-tinged shows as a solo act at the Halifax Convention Centre. Expect to hear most of his new, pandemic-produced EP, Rough Side Out.Nov 5-8, Halifax Convention Centre, 1650 Argyle Street, 8pm, $67.50 - $87.50
Tuesday November 10
Poets Laureate in conversation
The city's current wordsmith—Sue Goyette—hosts an online discussion with past Laureates Afua Cooper, Tanya Davis and Lorri Neilsen Glenn via Zoom.Zoom, 7pm, register here
Wednesday November 11
Remembrance in Music
Symphony Nova Scotia marks Remembrance Day at the Museum of Immigration with music from Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet and a reading of In Flanders Fields. Registration is required for the free showcase.Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, 1055 Marginal Rd, 1pm and 2:45pm, register here
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