Arts + Music

“I don't know how it's gonna be received,” says Jivesh Parasram of his story about growing up in a racist Dartmouth.

Ship’s Company’s Dayboil takes home seven awards, upstaging the most-nominated play, Neptune’s Rocky Horror.

The blues musician will play The Light House Arts Centre May 3.

Burger Bash continues its patty party, improv comedy night shakes up your Monday and more.

Jivesh Parasram grew up in Dartmouth, which inspired his one-person show, Take d Milk, Nah?

Tickets are on sale now for The Marquee show.

A Tom Waits tribute, trivia and more good times, too!

We will guide you through the confusing “season packages” thing for the Broadway shows coming to Scotiabank Centre in July and November 2023.

St. Patrick's Day in Halifax: Drag shows, Cape Breton rock and more.

The biggest awards in local theatre will be held March 27 at Alderney Landing Theatre.

If Brandi Carlile and Jimmy Rankin had a singer-songwriter offspring, it'd be Burkey. Here, she shares a new vid offering fresh perspective on ageing.

Fresh tunes from Villages, Hillsburn, Ally Fiola & The Next Quest, Laura Rae and Kilmore.

The band will play St. Matthew's United Church.

Taylor Swift trivia and more midweek good times for March 13-15.

The federal government gives $200,000 towards the Turret Arts Society's vision for an accessible, downtown cultural hub.

Indie folk band Mama’s Broke is making a breakthrough with Roots Album of the Year nomination—and an NPR Tiny Desk show.

Catch it on CTV Sundays at 7pm or on CTV.ca.

Grace Tompkins didn't expect to go viral for making a wearable version of "Three Black Cats"—now strangers are asking how to buy it.

Canada's biggest celebration of music hits the Scotiabank Centre on March 24, 2024.

Bridget Anne Sack, Elizabeth Styring Nutt and Selena Irene Sparks Drummond changed the visual art game in Canada. Now, the National Gallery is giving them their flowers.

Live Art Dance's season-closing show, Dan Vorstermans plays Stillwell Freehouse and more fun for March 6-8.

A live sing-along to Baz Lurhmann's campy classic is a must-see experience.

Hip-hop heavyweights and friends of the late Dartmouth battle rapper organized a tournament in his memory, donating all proceeds to his family.