Arts & Culture
Neptune play explores life, legacy of Viola Desmond
Controlled Damage is playing at Neptune’s Scotiabank Stage until Feb. 2
Dal Gal Pals hopes to build a strong community for women on campus
The new society seeks to help students connect and create memories
Review: Neptune Theatre brings Disney favourite Frozen to Halifax
This stage adaptation proves equally as heartwarming as the film
So, you want to be a regular
The student guide to navigating Halifax third spaces and finding your perfect regular spot
Local Halifax artist and University of King’s College student Eliza Rhinelander to release debut album in February
Album to be released on Feb. 5, followed by an event at The Carleton on Feb. 9
Canada’s Wildest Dreams: Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour brings major economic boosts to Toronto and Vancouver
What the Eras Tour’s Canadian leg means for host cities
Five late-night food spots to get you through finals
Need some midnight study snacks? These takeout spots have you covered
Ring in the holidays on the Halifax Waterfront
The Evergreen Festival is a great festive activity this holiday season
Woody the Talking Christmas Tree is complicated
Is he creepy or cute? Maybe both
What’s Hal-Con like, really?
A look inside Atlantic Canada’s largest sci-fi and gaming convention
Dal Fountain School of Performing Arts productions to check out before the end of the fall semester
From Cinderella to the DalWind Ensemble, the Fountain School of Performing Arts has a show for everyone
Art Battle brings night of live painting competition to The Marquee Ballroom
Art Battle brings night of live painting competition to The Marquee Ballroom