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Bring Halifax culture home with our arts streaming guide for April 20-26

The must-see live streams for the week of April 20-26.

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Rich Aucoin helps you throw the ultimate living room dance party this Sunday with his 10pm livestream.

Monday, April 20

Cris Derksen

The Juno-nominated cellist and composer known for the work 
Orchestral Powwow (which marries traditional Indigenous Powwow music and dance with classic symphonic stylings for the ultimate mash-up) continues blending hues on a cross-cultural palette with a Facebook Livestream at 9pm.

Tuesday, April 21

Lennie Gallant

A suppertime show with the stalwart of east coast singer-songwriters at 6:30pm via Facebook Livestream.

Dave Gunning

He always sells out when he gigs at The Carleton, but luckily for you there's no crowd capacity on your couch. See it at 8:30pm via Facebook Livestream.

Thursday, April 23

Heist Takeover VIII

The live art company behind Fringe Festival hit plays like The Princess Show (and its follow up, Princess Rules) brings a mix of  live performance and lip sync to help you connect to queer community while social distancing. Dressing up is encouraged for the event, held at 7:30pm via sidedoor.com. Not familiar with Heist? Read why we love it here.

Adam Baldwin

At this point Baldwin feels like an anchor of  time and place on our otherwise floating calendars, reminding us to tap our toes every Friday as he delivers a sterling set of covers and Americana-tinged originals via a live Youtube show. This week, he's playing a day earlier but it's as gold as ever: Catch it at 8pm and keep an ear out for his newest song, "The Lighthouse In Little Lorraine," which, TBQH, is the closest any Maritimer will ever get to writing a tune like "Atlantic City."

Saturday, April 25

Coco Love Alcorn

The jazz-pop singer-songwriter gives us what we all need right now with a show titled "Songs of Hope and Healing." Catch it at 3pm on sidedoor.com.

Dan Mangan

The OG house show king keeps flexing with his weekly showcase through sidedoor.com. Tune in for heartfelt singer-songwriter gems at 4pm.

Braden Lam
The Tim Baker-loving singer-songwriter hits The Carleton

Tomato/Tomato

You say folk, I say country; we both say this husband-wife duo deliver the aural equivalent of a soft wool sweater when they hit the virtual stage at 7:30pm via Facebook Livestream.

Dave Sampson

Roaring out of Cape Breton with an addictive, country-tinged, salt-air sound, Sampson will make you feel like you're sitting in the driver's seat, not your favourite armchair. Get in on the vibes via Facebook Livestream at 9pm.

Sunday, April 26

Rich Aucoin

He makes indie pop so slick it's space-age, but you'll get a hangnail digging into its ragged edges: That mix is why Aucoin's always being compared to Daft Punk and Arcade Fire—it's also why you'll wanna tune into his Facebook Livestream at 10pm to throw a living room dance party for one like no other.

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Throwing a virtual art event or hosting an online concert? Email it to The Coast so we can add it to the Halifax streaming guide.

Morgan Mullin

Morgan was the Arts & Entertainment Editor at The Coast, where she wrote about everything from what to see and do around Halifax to profiles of the city’s creative class to larger cultural pieces. She started with The Coast in 2016.
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