Fall Arts Preview: Visual arts calendar
posted by MOLLIE CRONIN, Sep 19/19
Get the lowdown on the season’s can’t-miss exhibits. comments 0
FILM + TV »
To The Lighthouse
posted by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 19/19
Robert Eggers’ latest film—a horror-tinged tale set in 1890s Maine—was brought to life with a set built in southern Nova Scotia. comments 0
THEATRE »
Fall Arts Preview: Stage calendar
posted by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 19/19
A month-by-month roundup of unmissable theatre, comedy, drag and dance. comments 0
LITERARY »
Fall Arts Preview: Get lit(-erary) with these events
posted by ALLISON SAUNDERS, Sep 19/19
Bookworms, mark your calendars comments 0
LITERARY »
Mckayla Eaton’s Summoned casts a spell
posted by JADE NAUSS, Sep 19/19
The young adult fantasy novel is more Chilling Adventures of Sabrina than it is Harry Potter. comments 0
COMICS »
Art Brat Comics
posted by MOLLIE CRONIN, Sep 19/19
LITERARY »
Fall Arts Preview: Four local reads you’ll love
posted by JADE NAUSS, Sep 19/19
From slice-of-life essays to a Vonnegut-esque classic-in-the-making, here’s the books to curl up with this autumn. comments 0
VISUAL ART »
Review: Atmospheric Events is brutally soft
posted by MOLLIE CRONIN, Sep 19/19
The Dalhousie Art Gallery’s contribution to RESPONSIVE: International Light Art Project Halifax balances the building itself. comments 0
DANCE »
Fall Arts Preview: Sara Coffin’s wild side
posted by BRANDON YOUNG, Sep 19/19
Mocean Dance’s co-artistic director’s *Wild Within* takes a look at our connection to the earth. comments 0
FILM + TV »
Heather Young’s film slays not with a bang but a Murmur
posted by MORGAN MULLIN, Sep 12/19
Her feature-length debut—which opens this year’s FIN Atlantic International Film Festival—shows the Dartmouth-based director is a force. comments 0
FILM + TV »
FIN-tastic films and where to find them
posted by ERIN CHRISTIE, Sep 12/19
A handful of must-see movies at this year’s FIN Atlantic International Film Festival. comments 0
FILM + TV »
So, who did let the dogs out?
posted by STEPHANIE JOHNS, Sep 12/19
A documentary deep-dive into the murky origins of the Baha Men’s smash hit arrives at FIN Atlantic International Film Festival comments 0
FILM + TV »
There’s Something In the Water runs deep
posted by JONATHAN BRIGGINS, Sep 12/19
From book to big screen, Ingrid Waldron teams up with Ellen Page to explore environmental racism. comments 0
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