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AFCOOP Super 8 Party this Wednesday

You’re invited to AFCOOP’s Super-8 Handmade Holiday Screening and Party! Join the Atlantic Filmmakers Co-operative staff, members and friends at 8pm, Wednesday December 14 at the Bus Stop Theatre (2203 Gottingen Street). You’ll get to witness never-before-seen holiday-inspired Super-8 films on the big screen and enjoy a holiday drink or two.

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Good Food, great party

Your good friends at the Good Food need your help. When they moved from their well-worn-in home on Gottingen over to their bright new digs on Windsor Street something really bad happened. Their oven broke. And replacing it was really expensive. Former employee and Caravan drummer (who snacks at the Good Food daily) Mark Bachynski […]

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Get your brain going with When It Rains

Lives are busy and entertainment opportunities are plentiful in Halifax, but I’m telling you to make time to see 2b Theatre’s original and gorgeous When it Rains. Projection designer Nick Bottomley has created a fantastic world painted with shadow that delights and amuses, and writer-director Anthony Black has peopled it with four memorable characters played […]

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Pedal to the mellow

Gus’ Pub & Grill “Whenever we have big metal shows, we order extra Olands,” says Jake Cuming, a bartender at Gus’. He stresses Olands, Olands, and more Olands. Plus cheap draughts. And whiskey shots—“The hard stuff.” 2605 Agricola Street, 423-7786 The Company House CoHo owner Mary Ann Daye suggests a bit of the hard stuff […]

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Best Effort to Keep it Real

Here’s a story about how even when things don’t quite work out, a lot of good can come of powerful intent. Lee-Anne Poole used to be the event coordinator for Halifax Pride and she worked for filmmaker Thom Fitzgerald as a festival producer and in administrative postions. In theatre she’s studied and taught at Neptune […]

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The rise of fall arts: visual arts

Nocturne October 17 at various locations, dusk-midnight, free, artgalleryofnovascotia.ca Last year’s inaugural Nocturne festival brought 5,000 people out to local streets and galleries from dusk to midnight. Following up on that success, this year’s after-dark art festival will feature 32 gallery spaces opening their doors and more than 30 artists setting up installations and performances […]

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The rise of fall arts: performing arts

THEATRE A Beautiful View October 13-31 at Neptune Theatre, 1593 Argyle Street, $15-$35, 429-7070, neptunetheatre.com Love without labels. That’s what actor-writer-producer Jackie Torrens feels the two women in Daniel MacIvor’s A Beautiful View have spent 20 years working towards. “As humans, there seems to be a need for us to define something, to label it,” […]

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Stop Kiss goes slow

While the process of falling in love is infinitely exciting and engrossing to the people involved, the Open Concept production of Stop Kiss proves that is much less so to outside observers. The play is actually two intercut storylines: one about a pair of seemingly straight women, Callie (Annie Valentina) and Sara (Kristin Langille), and […]

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