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Strength and authenticity at OUTeast

posted by TARA THORNE, Jun 14/18

The OUTeast Queer Film Fest continues to create space and elevate work in year seven. comments 0

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Welcome to Hellifax

posted by TIM CARPENTER AND JORDYN F. BOCHON, Jun 21/18

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Visual arts review: Kaashif Ghanie, Adaption and Nicholas Rosin, Disposable Income

posted by MOLLIE CRONIN, Jun 14/18

A pair of shows at Hermes offer historical context by way of clay and contemporary commentary made of metal. comments 0

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Hey You Guys

posted by PAUL HAMMOND, Jun 14/18

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Here are your damn crossword answers

posted by TEAM COAST, Jun 11/18

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Film review: Hereditary

posted by REBECCA DINGWELL, Jun 8/18

Decapitation, bugs and demonic rituals aplenty. comments 0

CULTURE »

Coast 25: EST. 1993

posted by TARA THORNE, Jun 7/18

These venerable arts organizations are also celebrating their 25th years. comments 0

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In The Wave's deep dive

posted by TARA THORNE, Jun 7/18

Jacquelyn Mills’ sweet and intimate documentary captures her grandmother in a delicate time. comments 0

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Coast 25: Art directors on their favourite covers

posted by TARA THORNE, Jun 7/18

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CULTURE »

Coast 25: The truth is out there

posted by ALLISON SAUNDERS, Jun 7/18

The Coast is not out to get you comments 1

COMICS »

Funnies

posted by JACK NATOLINO, Jun 7/18

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COMEDY »

Dylan Moran will help you forget

posted by TARA THORNE, May 31/18

The comedian's Grumbling Mustard tour offers you a levity break this week. comments 0

FILM + TV »

Film review: On Chesil Beach

posted by TARA THORNE, May 31/18

Saoirse Ronan's follow up to Lady Bird is a stoic Ian McEwan adaptation. comments 0

Arts + Culture Sure Things

Friday, Jun 22

Adaption

Kaashif Ghanie’s latest collection of ceramic vessels sees the emerging artist contrast lived experiences of Islamophobia with traditional Islamic pottery forms, adapting

Friday, Jun 22

Disposable Income

Nicholas Rosin dives into the deep end of social norms and the impact of status anxiety with satirical pieces that tackle our

Friday, Jun 22

Folly Fest X

The sleepy, quaint village of Gagetown, NB, is about to have one hell of a party on its hands: The neo-Woodstock-y Folly

Friday, Jun 22

The Light Fantastic

Questioning identity, sexuality and the seeming futility of existence, this group show of works in neon, video, print and paint recalls John

Friday, Jun 22

Material Remains

A collection of textile-based works from the university's permanent collection, Material Remains explores gender politics and current events through pieces that incorporate

Friday, Jun 22

Grand Theft Terra Firma

“Pick your thief and play a part in the crime” reads the instructions to Grand Theft Terra Firma. A combination of installations

Friday, Jun 22

Saint John Contemporary Dance Festival

The Saint John Contemporary Dance Festival is an annual festival that features professional dance artists. Contemporary dance is celebrated through live performances

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