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Inventions: with the Halifax Music Co-Op Orchestra - Halifax, NS
Oct
29
to Oct 30

Inventions: with the Halifax Music Co-Op Orchestra - Halifax, NS

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Presented by the Halifax Music Co-Op, "Inventions" is where genres collide. It’s a concert that offers emerging artists the rare opportunity to perform with a full orchestra and choir, while allowing amateur musicians from our community to take part in a truly unique, collaborative performance. 

This year’s Inventions shows features Halifax band the Barrowdowns and Michael Dalton's band Almasy, both performing their songs with the HMC orchestra and choir.

DATES/TIMES: 
Sun, Oct. 29 - 3 pm & 7 pm; Mon, Oct. 30 - 7 pm

LOCATION: 
St. Patrick’s Church, 2265 Brunswick Street

TICKETS: 
$10 adv. Order online: http://thehmc.ca/store/home/66-inventions-2017.html
$20 at the door ($15 for low-income/student/un[der]waged)

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Grénnes Dracon Surf Hostel
Jul
7
to Jul 8

Grénnes Dracon Surf Hostel

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Grénnes Dracan Surf Hostel is pleased to present their first show. 
Come join us for a lovely night of music with the Barrowdowns and Jasmine Wong. Camp or stay in the hostel and explore Martinique beach in the morning. It's a real pretty sunrise. 

Tickets: $7-15 sliding scale
Camping: $10
Bed in Hostel: $30

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Pijinuiskaq Park Grand Opening - Sin So'sepe'katik (Bridgewater, NS)
Jun
30
5:30 PM17:30

Pijinuiskaq Park Grand Opening - Sin So'sepe'katik (Bridgewater, NS)

About Pijinuiskaq Park

Pijinuiskaq (pronounced BE-JN-OO-IS-GAH) is the traditonal Mi’kmaq name for the LaHave River, meaning “river of long joints/river branches” (source: Pjila’si Mi’mkma’ki: Mi’kmaw Place Names Digital Atlas).

Pijinuiskaq was one of more than 50 names submitted for consideration during a public naming competition in 2016. The name was submitted by two different individuals: Bonnie Misner and Randy Cameron.

Pijinuiskaq was recommended to Bridgewater Town Council for approval by the Parks, Recreation and Culture Advisory Committee and the Downtown Planning Advisory Committee. It is believed to be the only street, facility, or public space in Bridgewater to bear a Mi’kmaq name, giving special meaning to the naming of this riverside public space at a time of truth and reconciliation.

The Town envisions this park as a place where everyone is welcome. All cultures, all people.

 

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