Arts & Culture

Does greatness make you terrible?

A review of Timothée Chalamet’s new movie, Marty Supreme

Quake Matthews hits the Marquee stage

Following his collaboration with Ice Cube, Halifax rapper celebrates with local show

You are what you post? Hobbies in the social media age

If a hobby happens in isolation, and you don’t post about it, did you even do it at all?

What’s your New Year’s resolution?

Dalhousie Film Society creates community among campus cinephiles

Eight new short films premiered at Joseph Strug Concert Hall
A girl and her dog pose for a photo with Santa on Quinpool Road in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2025, during the Pet Parade. (Lukas Kohler/The Dalhousie Gazette)

Who let the dogs out for Christmas?

Oxford Taproom hosts annual Pet Parade

Movie buffs become basement dwellers

Unearthing Carbon Arc: Halifax’s only independent movie theatre

Dalhousie students showcase their talent at the Abstract Café

CKDU hosts ‘student edition’ talent show

Grudges: knowing when to hold them and when to fold them

Holding onto resentment may cause more harm than we think

The Renaissance of Halifax Rave Culture

Nectar Collective throws SLURP party at the Marquee Ballroom

Nova Scotians bring the Emerald City to Neptune Theatre

The Wizard of Oz returns to Fountain Hall for the holiday season

What makes a good roommate dynamic?

Dalhousie students weigh in on finding the right house