CULTURE »
David Bowie’s son traces Canadian heritage through Pier 21
The Scotiabank Family History Centre helped Duncan Jones find the Canadian link.
by VICTORIA WALTON, Aug 4/20
LITERARY »
Afterwords Literary Festival releases 2020 lineup
The live, online fest features famed authors Roxane Gay and Vivek Shraya.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Jul 27/20
VISUAL ART »
Paintings, by the numbers: An exploration of Cliff Eyland's Library Cards
We break down what makes the Central Library's giant mixed-media work so wonderful.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Jul 23/20
CULTURE »
Our Artists Matter is a rallying call, not a reminder
The live-streamed performance re-centers the BIPOC communities that created drag in the first place.
by SEYITAN MORITIWON, Jul 17/20
HOT SUMMER GUIDE »
The North American Indigenous Games bring the mawiomi home
by MORGAN MULLIN, Jul 9/20
CULTURE »
Stop making Indigenous voices calendar dependant
Sunday is National Indigenous People's Day, but the celebration feels hollow, says Rebecca Thomas.
by REBECCA THOMAS, Jun 19/20
FILM + TV »
I Hear You: a medical drama that listens
The web series tells the "quiet side of medicine, where gender-oppressed people are dying."
by MORGAN MULLIN, Jun 18/20
VISUAL ART »
Five opportunities for visual artists in Halifax
Uplevel your skills and portfolio while wait out the art world's return.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Jun 12/20
FILM + TV »
How Israel Ekanem rolls
The multi-hyphenate filmmaker has four shorts screening online at this week's Emerging Lens Film Festival.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Jun 11/20
CULTURE »
O funding, where art thou?
How are all levels of government going to support the arts sector? And is what they're doing enough?
by MORGAN MULLIN, May 28/20
THEATRE »
Take a look at Zuppa's stunning Vista
The theatre company leads you to yet another life-changing sight with a play that's also an app.
by SAM GILLETT, May 27/20
CULTURE »
Nick Nemeroff tells us a joke
The comedian that's been on Conan tides you over until his next Halifax show with some LOLs.
by MORGAN MULLIN, May 20/20
LITERARY »
Six questions with Sue Goyette, Halifax's new Poet Laureate
The Masterworks Award-winning seven-time author steps into the role of the city's verse keeper.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Apr 28/20
FEATURE »
Bring Halifax culture home with our arts streaming guide, April 27-May 3
Halifax and Halifax-connected Sure Things to enjoy from a safe social distance.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Apr 27/20
COVID-19 »
Because we still need art to live, the Sobey Art Award's long list just dropped
Each of the 25 nominees gets a $25,000 purse.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Apr 15/20
COVID-19 »
I miss all my people. I miss the people who aren’t my people.
Halifax poet Sue Goyette's journal of these socially distanced times.
by SUE GOYETTE, Apr 15/20
VISUAL ART »
Emily Lawrence's likeable feast
The foodie-brained artist is back with another project for you to chew on.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Apr 11/20
COVID-19 »
So, why is everyone watching dystopic films right now?
A bleak sci-fi flick isn't an information source—but if it's your emotional release, you're not alone.
by STEVE GOW, Apr 3/20
COVID-19 »
Here's everyone who won at Theatre Nova Scotia's Merritt Awards this week
Spoiler alert: Neptune's production of The Color Purple cleaned up.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Apr 1/20
COVID-19 »
Now's the time to start a socially distant, low-maintenance book club
How to make it happen—and five books to get you started.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Mar 27/20
COVID-19 »
James Mullinger tells us a joke
The arena-sellout, critically adored comic cracks a good one and releases a free special as COVID-19 continues.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Mar 24/20
COVID-19 »
Six ways to broaden your mind wider than social distance requirements
Your body might be atrophying on the couch but your brain doesn't have to.
by MORGAN MULLIN, Mar 23/20
CITY »
Having fun isn't hard when you've got a library card
You can now get a Halifax Public Libraries card from the comfort of your couch.
by CAORA MCKENNA, Mar 20/20
COMICS »
Hey You Goofs!
by PAUL HAMMOND, Mar 19/20
COVID-19 »
State of the arts
Why did it take a global pandemic for us to start seriously talking about cultural funding?
by MORGAN MULLIN, Mar 18/20
Video Spotlight »
I am officially 1/4 Canadian by way of grandma being born in Argenta B.C.!
— Duncan Jones (@ManMadeMoon) July 30, 2020
Thank you Canadian Museum of Immigration! @Pier21!!
I feel like I understand so much about myself now.
Mmmmmm... maple.... pic.twitter.com/w5h8sRP0L2
David Bowie’s son traces Canadian heritage through Pier 21
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