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A taste of the Halifax Tea Festival

“It’s like time travel in a cup,” said Wanda Aulenback as she hands out samples of tea at the second annual Halifax Tea Festival. Aulenback is owner of Sense and SensibiliTea, an independent, loose-leaf tea company attempting to recreate historic brews for a contemporary audience. Sense and SensibiliTea was just the beginning of what awaited […]

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The ice cometh: 10 places to go skating

The Oval, 5775 Cogswell Street, 902-490-2347 You’re not alone if you’re counting down the minutes until Oval-time. Are we there yet? Not quite. The first skate of the year is weather dependent but currently pencilled in for December 15. Stalk halifax.ca/skatehrm and @skatehrm for the latest on Halifax’s backyard rink. Scotiabank Centre, 1800 Brunswick Street, […]

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Jazz Cartier’s rising star

2015 has been busy for Toronto’s Jaye Adams, best known by his alias Jazz Cartier. His debut album, Marauding in Paradise, came out in April. It later made the Polaris Prize longlist. Adams’ Pop Explosion performance—opening for Travi$ $cott at the Forum Multi-purpose Centre—will be his first show in town. He says he’s excited to […]

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Ma$e in Halifax April 2

Rapper-minister Ma$e will perform in Halifax April 2 at the Halifax Forum in a ’90s throwback bonanza. Tickets on sale soon via ticketpro.ca, see event page for details. Will he play the hits? One would hope. Presented by AFTRDRK and Surefire Entertainment, expect “BBoys, Hip Hop Dancers, DJ Showcase Strictly 90s: Vinyl Encouraged, Wild Outfits, […]

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Waka Flocka Flame game

After months of rumors and hearsay, Waka Flocka Flame (given name Juaquin Malphurs) is finally hitting the Halifax Forum on Saturday night. In a city that has a reputation for cancelling big-name rap acts at the last minute due to border troubles and booking issues, it seemed like it might never happen. But it is—Waka Flocka […]

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