This month: Family Friendly events in Halifax

Canada Day at the Museum 2026

by Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21

Join us for one of Fenton the Bear’s favourite days of the year! Enjoy family-friendly, interactive activities, live performances and community programming that highlight stories, cultures and experiences from across the country. Wondering what to expect? Here’s some things to make your decision

Six by the Sea Canada Day Block Party

by Six by the Sea

Celebrate Canada Day with a block party at Six by the Sea in Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia.

Mawio'mi at The Halifax Oval

by HRM Civic Events

Celebrate KANA'TA Canada Day together with an afternoon full of traditional art, games, and performances from Indigenous communities at the Emera Oval on the Halifax Common.

Halifax Commons Family Day

by HRM Civic Events

Celebrate Family Day at the Halifax Commons on July 1st from 11 AM to 10 PM. Enjoy a full day of free skating, swimming, children's games, and bouncy castles for the whole family.

Mawio'mi at The Halifax Oval - Canada Day 2026

by Halifax Regional Municipality

Traditional art, games, and performances from Indigenous communities. Honours traditions of the Mi'kmaw Nation. Part of KANA'TA Canada Day.

Halifax Commons Family Day - Canada Day 2026

by Halifax Regional Municipality

Full day of free skating, swimming, children's games, and bouncy castles at Halifax Commons for Canada Day.

Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo: PRIVATE BACKSTAGE TOUR

by Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's largest indoor shows. Private backstage tour of the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo.

2026 Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

by Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo returns in 2026 with military bands, performers, and artists from around the world. One of the largest indoor shows on Earth.

Desi Summer Music Fest: Season 3

by Desi Summer Music Fest

Desi Summer Music Fest returns on July 1st to the Halifax Waterfront for a vibrant celebration of global beats. Experience Desi Bollywood, Folk, Middle Eastern rhythms, Hollywood hits, and EDM vibes. Free tickets via Eventbrite.

Songwriters Circle at The Pink Piano Cafe

by Songwriters from Here and Away

Come play, share, or simply enjoy the vibe. Everyone’s welcome! Want to perform? Sign up here 👀 Spectators don’t need to sign up – just show up! Tables are first come, first serve. When: 7:00 PM | 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month Where: The Pink Piano Cafe, 585 Sackville Drive Host: Robert Campbell What to Expect: Open & Inclusive: All ages and skill levels welcome. Share Your Work: Try out new songs or works-in-progress. Get Feedback: Connect with fellow songwriters in a supportive space. Optional Recording: Capture your performance professionally. Bring Your Instrument or play our iconic pink piano. Opportunities: Get noticed for showcases, concerts, or radio features. Whether you’re here to play or just soak in the creativity, we can’t wait to see you! Good To Know: This is a free community event – neither the host nor the venue charge a fee. ❤️ Please show your support by making a purchase from the cafe and bringing a cash donation for the host. Every little bit helps keep the music alive! Sign up here

2026 ROYAL NOVA SCOTIA INTERNATIONAL TATTOO

by Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

2026 ROYAL NOVA SCOTIA INTERNATIONAL TATTOO

333 by Jay Whitehead

by The Bus Stop Theatre

333 – The Toronto Bathhouse Raids is a gripping theatrical work that brings to life the events of February 5, 1981, when one of the largest mass arrests in Canadian history sparked a national reckoning. 333 captures the fear, defiance, and resilience of a community pushed to the brink—and the uprising that helped ignite Canada’s modern 2SLGBTQIA+ rights movement. Bold, urgent, and deeply human, it asks what it means to be seen, to be targeted, and to fight back. Please note, this production contains mature themes, staged violence, and full frontal nudity.

KANA'TA Canada Day Fireworks 2026

by Halifax Regional Municipality

Finish off your Canada Day celebrations with fireworks over Halifax Harbour. Best viewing: Dartmouth Ferry Terminal Park and Foundation Wharf.

Storytime by TFPG

by The Friends of the Public Gardens

Children's storytime hosted by The Friends of the Public Gardens in the Halifax Public Gardens.

Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo: BACKSTAGE TOUR

by Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

A behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's largest indoor shows. Backstage tour of the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo.

TFPG Present: The Farm Team – Country Music in the City

by The Friends of the Public Gardens

The Friends of the Public Gardens present The Farm Team for an evening of country music in the Halifax Public Gardens.

Waterfront Salsa & Bachata Social

by Amanda's Tide & Tempo Dance Team

Tide & Tempo Dance Team hosts salsa and bachata at the Halifax Waterfront Gazebo: drop-in dance class followed by social dancing with Latin music. All levels welcome, no partner needed. Donations accepted and recommended.

Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo (July 2 Evening)

by Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo — a 2.5-hour spectacle of military and civilian performers, musicians, dancers, pipes and drums, and athletes from around the world, staged at Scotiabank Centre.

333 by Jay Whitehead

by The Bus Stop Theatre

333 – The Toronto Bathhouse Raids is a gripping theatrical work that brings to life the events of February 5, 1981, when one of the largest mass arrests in Canadian history sparked a national reckoning. 333 captures the fear, defiance, and resilience of a community pushed to the brink—and the uprising that helped ignite Canada’s modern 2SLGBTQIA+ rights movement. Bold, urgent, and deeply human, it asks what it means to be seen, to be targeted, and to fight back. Please note, this production contains mature themes, staged violence, and full frontal nudity.

Central Chess Club

by Halifax Public Libraries

Join us on Friday afternoons as we learn and play chess together. This program is for folks of all ages and all experience levels - from chess masters to first timers, Central’s Chess Club invites players of all skill levels to come in and enjoy the game. No registration required. All Ages

Halifax Gals & Pals: True Crime & Dine

by Halifax Gals & Pals

Gather for a delicious dinner and great conversation as we discuss a gripping true crime documentary.

Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo (July 3 Evening)

by Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo — a 2.5-hour spectacle of military and civilian performers, musicians, dancers, pipes and drums, and athletes from around the world, staged at Scotiabank Centre.

Waterfront West Coast Swing

by DJ Spacebar

Waterfront West Coast Swing social dancing with DJ Spacebar and guest DJs, grooving by the ocean every week. Free, no partner needed, all levels welcome.

Waterfront Salsa & Bachata Social

by Amanda's Tide & Tempo Dance Team

Tide & Tempo Dance Team hosts salsa and bachata at the Halifax Waterfront Gazebo: drop-in dance class followed by social dancing with Latin music. All levels welcome, no partner needed. Donations accepted and recommended.

333 by Jay Whitehead

by The Bus Stop Theatre

333 – The Toronto Bathhouse Raids is a gripping theatrical work that brings to life the events of February 5, 1981, when one of the largest mass arrests in Canadian history sparked a national reckoning. 333 captures the fear, defiance, and resilience of a community pushed to the brink—and the uprising that helped ignite Canada’s modern 2SLGBTQIA+ rights movement. Bold, urgent, and deeply human, it asks what it means to be seen, to be targeted, and to fight back. Please note, this production contains mature themes, staged violence, and full frontal nudity.

Bruce & Jay Matinee

by Bruce & Jay

Bruce & Jay, this father-son duo rocks Durty Nelly's every Saturday for an afternoon matinee. Covering classic dance tunes from the good old days and the best hits of today. Expect to be on your feet — a great event for the whole family. Reservations highly recommended.

LesValley Tools Kids Workshop

by Lee Valley Tools

Make a Butterfly House

Beauty and the Beast: The Fairy-tale Game-show Musical

by Shakespeare by the Sea

Shakespeare by the Sea presents the world premiere of Beauty and the Beast: The Fairy-tale Game-show Musical, reimagining the classic tale through the chaotic world of reality game-show television. Book by Dan Bray, music and lyrics by Garry Williams, directed by Jesse MacLean. A fun family musical performed outdoors in Point Pleasant Park. Runs July 4 to August 29, 2026. Same-day Pay-What-You-Can seats available at the door.

Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo (July 4 Matinee)

by Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo — a 2.5-hour spectacle of military and civilian performers, musicians, dancers, pipes and drums, and athletes from around the world, staged at Scotiabank Centre.

Toronto Welsh Male Voice Choir

by Toronto Welsh Male Voice Choir

The Toronto Welsh Male Voice Choir performs at St. Matthew's United Church in Halifax, bringing celebrated traditional Welsh male voice harmonies to Nova Scotia.

Pixel.wav Presents: Mega-Vania — The Peggy Corkum Music Room | Halifax, NS

by The Peggy Corkum Music Room

Pixel.wav Presents: Mega-Vania — The Peggy Corkum Music Room | Halifax, NS at The Music Room in Halifax — live music in an intimate concert hall.

333 by Jay Whitehead

by The Bus Stop Theatre

333 – The Toronto Bathhouse Raids is a gripping theatrical work that brings to life the events of February 5, 1981, when one of the largest mass arrests in Canadian history sparked a national reckoning. 333 captures the fear, defiance, and resilience of a community pushed to the brink—and the uprising that helped ignite Canada’s modern 2SLGBTQIA+ rights movement. Bold, urgent, and deeply human, it asks what it means to be seen, to be targeted, and to fight back. Please note, this production contains mature themes, staged violence, and full frontal nudity.

Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo (July 5 Matinee)

by Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo

The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo — a 2.5-hour spectacle of military and civilian performers, musicians, dancers, pipes and drums, and athletes from around the world, staged at Scotiabank Centre.

Waterfront Blues

by DalKing Swing

Outdoor blues dancing on the Halifax waterfront with DalKing Swing. All levels welcome, no partner needed.

Opening Receptions: Will Baker; Max Bell; Czarina David and Aaron Tsitouras; ...

by Anna Leonowens Gallery

Opening Receptions: Will Baker; Max Bell; Czarina David and Aaron Tsitouras; Melanie Evelyn and Kenna Robinson

Morgan Davis

by Bearly's House of Blues & Ribs

Morgan Davis is a Canadian blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter. He was born and spent his childhood in Detroit, Michigan, before relocating to Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2001. His song “Why’d You Lie” was a hit for Colin James and featured on James’ 1988 debut album.

Art in the Afternoon

by Halifax Public Libraries

Dive in to a summer of creative fun and join us on Tuesday afternoons to explore art projects together. You're invited to create your favourite aquarium creature! We'll provide all the supplies you'll need to take part. We can't wait to see what you create! All Ages

AI Showcase and Mixer

by Volta

Join us for an evening of showcasing AI applications, knowledge sharing and collaboration at our AI Showcase and Mixer!

Tuesday Night Tunes

by Maritime Museum of the Atlantic

Free outdoor live music in the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic's anchor yard, watched from the boardwalk (indoors in the Small Craft Gallery if weather is inclement). Part of the museum's community nights supporting Feed Nova Scotia. Tuesdays July 7 to August 18, 6:30-7:30pm.

Atlantic Jazz Collective ft Norma Winstone / The Vesuvius Big Band Presented ...

by Joseph Strug Concert Hall

40th Anniversary Celebration - Atlantic Jazz Collective ft Norma Winstone / The Vesuvius Big Band Presented by TD Halifax Jazz Festival

Waterfront Dancing

by DalKing Swing

Outdoor swing dancing on the Halifax waterfront with DalKing Swing. All levels welcome, no partner needed.

Mercy Dance Competition

by Light House Arts Centre

Mercy Dance Competition — live at Light House Arts Centre, Halifax.

Story Time at Beaty Centre

by Beaty Centre for Marine Biodiversity

A family story time event at the Beaty Centre for Marine Biodiversity, Dalhousie University.

Progress Pride Flag-Raising Ceremony on Studley Campus

by Dalhousie Office for Equity & Inclusion

On behalf of Student Affairs and the Office for Equity & Inclusion, the Dalhousie community is invited to join the raising of the Progress Pride Flag at Studley Quad. Rain location: atrium of the Weldon Law Building.

Halifax Networking Nights

by Networking Naturally with Dalene Allen

Join us for networking and hear from guest speaker Alison Knott!

Casual Commander Night at the Board Room Game Cafe

by Board Room Game Cafe

Casual Commander Night at the Board Room Game Cafe

Ari Hoenig Trio Presented by TD Halifax Jazz Festival

by Joseph Strug Concert Hall

Ari Hoenig Trio Presented by TD Halifax Jazz Festival

Community Summer Concert: Solo Harp with Katherine Fitch Loza

by Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts

Free family-friendly outdoor concert co-presented by the Maritime Conservatory with The Old Burying Ground and The Friends of the Public Gardens. Solo harp performance by Maritime Conservatory faculty member Katherine Fitch Loza.

Blood on the Clocktower: Sects and Violets / Bad Moon Rising

by Board Room Game Cafe

Blood on the Clocktower: Sects and Violets / Bad Moon Rising

DEFCON Halifax July Meet-Up

by DEFCON Halifax

This month, Jay Heisler, a CNBC-published freelance journalist, will talk about Higher Education in the OSINT Field

Waterfront Salsa & Bachata Social

by Amanda's Tide & Tempo Dance Team

Tide & Tempo Dance Team hosts salsa and bachata at the Halifax Waterfront Gazebo: drop-in dance class followed by social dancing with Latin music. All levels welcome, no partner needed. Donations accepted and recommended.

Virginia MacDonald Quartet with special guest Kirk MacDonald

by Halifax Jazz Festival

Live performance at Joseph Strug Concert Hall as part of the 2026 TD Halifax Jazz Festival. Part of the 2026 TD Halifax Jazz Festival.

Central Chess Club

by Halifax Public Libraries

Join us on Friday afternoons as we learn and play chess together. This program is for folks of all ages and all experience levels - from chess masters to first timers, Central’s Chess Club invites players of all skill levels to come in and enjoy the game. No registration required. All Ages

Andrea Cormier

by Andrea Cormier

Andrea Cormier at Foundation Wharf at 2026-07-10T19:00:00-0300

Waterfront West Coast Swing

by DJ Spacebar

Waterfront West Coast Swing social dancing with DJ Spacebar and guest DJs, grooving by the ocean every week. Free, no partner needed, all levels welcome.

Men I Trust Presented by TD Halifax Jazz Festival

by Halifax Waterfront Salter Block

Men I Trust and Luna Li Presented by TD Halifax Jazz Festival

Men I Trust

by Men I Trust

Tickets and information to see Men I Trust perform live at TD Main Stage - Salter Lot in Halifax. Men I Trust tickets are protected with a 100% guarantee at ConcertFix.

Watercolour Breakfast - guided watercolour painting class

by Yulia Cheprasova

Fully guided watercolour painting workshop in a relaxed atmosphere of a cafe

Board Room Puzzle Palooza: 500 pieces!

by Board Room Game Cafe

An exhilarating puzzle competition where teams of 1 to 2 members come together for a test of skill, collaboration, and speed using a 500-piece puzzle.

Andrea Cormier @ Hydrostone Park

by Andrea Cormier

Andrea Cormier outdoor concert at Hydrostone Park

Waterfront Blues

by DalKing Swing

Outdoor blues dancing on the Halifax waterfront with DalKing Swing. All levels welcome, no partner needed.

Meet-a-Scientist 2026

by Dalhousie University

Meet-a-Scientist 2026, a public science outreach event presented by Dalhousie University at the Halifax Central Library.

Opening Reception: Ella Hopkins-Bryan; Christie Melville; Ryleigh Elizabeth H...

by Anna Leonowens Gallery

Opening Reception: Ella Hopkins-Bryan; Christie Melville; Ryleigh Elizabeth Hill; Mailey Horner and Amanda Blake

Morgan Davis

by Bearly's House of Blues & Ribs

Morgan Davis is a Canadian blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter. He was born and spent his childhood in Detroit, Michigan, before relocating to Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2001. His song “Why’d You Lie” was a hit for Colin James and featured on James’ 1988 debut album.

Rat Play – A Workshop Showing of a New Young Audience Play

by August Van Meekeren

Do you like rats? Do you like political intrigue? Do you like swordfighting? Introducing Rat Play! A workshop showing of a young audience play by August Van Meekeren. Developed to be an exciting show of rat-based shenanigans, this workshop showing will be full of laughs, gags, and cheese. Showing July 14-16, with a special 'youth encouraged' showing at 6pm and a more rowdy 8pm showing each night. Youth get in free with supervision — come check it out and support your local emerging artists.

Tuesday Night Tunes

by Maritime Museum of the Atlantic

Free outdoor live music in the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic's anchor yard, watched from the boardwalk (indoors in the Small Craft Gallery if weather is inclement). Part of the museum's community nights supporting Feed Nova Scotia. Tuesdays July 7 to August 18, 6:30-7:30pm.

Honouring a Legacy: Michael Haynes - Book Launch & Celebration of Life

by Hike Nova Scotia

Hike Nova Scotia, Goose Lane Editions and Halifax Public Libraries celebrate the legacy of Canada's most-published trail guide author, Michael Haynes, with a book launch and celebration of life.

Waterfront Dancing

by DalKing Swing

Outdoor swing dancing on the Halifax waterfront with DalKing Swing. All levels welcome, no partner needed.

Hopping on the Harbour

by DalKing Swing

DalKing Swing's Hopping on the Harbour social dance event on the Halifax waterfront.

Community Summer Concert: String Quartet

by Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts

Free family-friendly outdoor concert at the Halifax Public Gardens, co-presented by the Maritime Conservatory and The Friends of the Public Gardens. Featuring a string quartet of Maritime Conservatory faculty: Lauren Klein, Andre Pretzel, Victoria Ioannou and Hilary Brown.

Songwriters Circle at The Pink Piano Cafe

by Songwriters from Here and Away

Come play, share, or simply enjoy the vibe. Everyone’s welcome! Want to perform? Sign up here 👀 Spectators don’t need to sign up – just show up! Tables are first come, first serve. When: 7:00 PM | 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month Where: The Pink Piano Cafe, 585 Sackville Drive Host: Robert Campbell What to Expect: Open & Inclusive: All ages and skill levels welcome. Share Your Work: Try out new songs or works-in-progress. Get Feedback: Connect with fellow songwriters in a supportive space. Optional Recording: Capture your performance professionally. Bring Your Instrument or play our iconic pink piano. Opportunities: Get noticed for showcases, concerts, or radio features. Whether you’re here to play or just soak in the creativity, we can’t wait to see you! Good To Know: This is a free community event – neither the host nor the venue charge a fee. ❤️ Please show your support by making a purchase from the cafe and bringing a cash donation for the host. Every little bit helps keep the music alive! Sign up here

Rat Play – a workshop showing of a new young audience play

by The Bus Stop Theatre

Do you like rats? Do you like political intrigue? Do you like swordfighting? Do you want to see a show that has all of these things in it? Introducing: Rat Play! A workshop showing of a young audience play by August Van Meekeren. Developed to be an exciting show of rat-based-shenanigans, this workshop showing will be full of laughs, gags, and cheese. Showing on July 14-16th, we will have a special “youth encouraged” showing at 6pm, and a more rowdy 8pm showing each night! Youth get in free with supervision, come check it out and support your local emerging artists!

Halifax Pride Flag Raising

by Halifax Pride

Halifax Pride kicks off the 2026 Pride Festival with the annual flag raising at Grand Parade, with words from board members and supporters.

RGD Design Scavenger Hunt

by RGD

A design-themed scavenger hunt through the Halifax Public Gardens, presented by RGD.

Waterfront Salsa & Bachata Social

by Amanda's Tide & Tempo Dance Team

Tide & Tempo Dance Team hosts salsa and bachata at the Halifax Waterfront Gazebo: drop-in dance class followed by social dancing with Latin music. All levels welcome, no partner needed. Donations accepted and recommended.

Rat Play – a workshop showing of a new young audience play

by The Bus Stop Theatre

Do you like rats? Do you like political intrigue? Do you like swordfighting? Do you want to see a show that has all of these things in it? Introducing: Rat Play! A workshop showing of a young audience play by August Van Meekeren. Developed to be an exciting show of rat-based-shenanigans, this workshop showing will be full of laughs, gags, and cheese. Showing on July 14-16th, we will have a special “youth encouraged” showing at 6pm, and a more rowdy 8pm showing each night! Youth get in free with supervision, come check it out and support your local emerging artists!

Central Chess Club

by Halifax Public Libraries

Join us on Friday afternoons as we learn and play chess together. This program is for folks of all ages and all experience levels - from chess masters to first timers, Central’s Chess Club invites players of all skill levels to come in and enjoy the game. No registration required. All Ages

Waterfront West Coast Swing

by DJ Spacebar

Waterfront West Coast Swing social dancing with DJ Spacebar and guest DJs, grooving by the ocean every week. Free, no partner needed, all levels welcome.

Pride Comedy Showcase

by The Bus Stop Theatre

Join us to kick off Halifax Pride as the city’s best queer standup comedians bring the laughs for this one-night-only showcase. Two shows with two different line-ups! Early bird tickets available before June 30 – don’t miss out. This event is presented by Easy Bake – Halifax’s only biweekly open mic for women, queer, and trans comedians; in partnership with Smokey Garden. Proudly funded by Halifax Pride!

Pride on the Plaza

by Halifax Public Libraries

Scouting for a spot to watch the Pride Parade? Come hang out on the Plaza, eat some cold treats, and get some rainbow swag!

After School

by The Bus Stop Theatre Co-operative

After School

Waterfront Blues Dancing

by DalSwing

DalSwing presents free blues social dancing at the Halifax Waterfront (Tall Ships Quay) every week during the summer. Beginner friendly, no partner needed. Free.

Morgan Davis

by Bearly's House of Blues & Ribs

Morgan Davis is a Canadian blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter. He was born and spent his childhood in Detroit, Michigan, before relocating to Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2001. His song “Why’d You Lie” was a hit for Colin James and featured on James’ 1988 debut album.

Art in the Afternoon

by Halifax Public Libraries

Dive in to a summer of creative fun and join us on Tuesday afternoons to explore art projects together. This week we're exploring making clay illustration. We'll provide all the supplies you'll need to take part. We can't wait to see what you create! All Ages

Tuesday Night Tunes

by Maritime Museum of the Atlantic

Free outdoor live music in the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic's anchor yard, watched from the boardwalk (indoors in the Small Craft Gallery if weather is inclement). Part of the museum's community nights supporting Feed Nova Scotia. Tuesdays July 7 to August 18, 6:30-7:30pm.

Waterfront Lindy Hop Swing

by DalSwing

DalSwing presents free Lindy Hop swing social dancing at the Halifax Waterfront Gazebo every week during the summer. Beginner friendly, no partner needed. Free.

Board Room Trivia: Re-Heated Rivalry Edition

by Board Room Game Cafe

Board Room Trivia: Re-Heated Rivalry Edition

Community Summer Concert: Jazz Trio

by Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts

Free family-friendly outdoor concert at the Halifax Public Gardens, co-presented by the Maritime Conservatory and The Friends of the Public Gardens. Featuring a jazz trio: Geordie Haley, Tim Crofts and Gabriella Ciurcovich.

MAGIC MEN AUSTRALIA FEEL THE MAGIC 2026 WORLD TOUR

by Light House Arts Centre

MAGIC MEN AUSTRALIA FEEL THE MAGIC 2026 WORLD TOUR — live at Light House Arts Centre, Halifax.

Jackson Weldon

by Jackson Weldon

Jackson Weldon at The Old Triangle

Gays on the Clocktower: A Blood on the Clocktower Special for Pride

by Board Room Game Cafe

Gays on the Clocktower: A Blood on the Clocktower Special for Pride

Jordan

by Jordan

Jordan at The Old Triangle

Waterfront West Coast Swing

by DJ Spacebar

Waterfront West Coast Swing social dancing with DJ Spacebar and guest DJs, grooving by the ocean every week. Free, no partner needed, all levels welcome.

THE RAVE RELOADED: ALL WHITE PARTY

by Rhythm & Vibes Hfx

THE RAVE RELOADED: ALL WHITE PARTY Halifax, are you ready for the most anticipated party of the summer? On July 24th.

Mark Hippern Band

by Mark Hippern Band

Mark Hippern Band at The Old Triangle

Family Craft Drop-in

by Halifax Public Libraries

Join us for a family-friendly morning of crafts and colouring! This event is brought to you by the Lou Duggan Creative Studio, a place to Learn, Discover, Create, and Share.

STEAM in the Summer

by Halifax Public Libraries

Drop in to play and learn. This bi-weekly program offers an opportunity to explore science and technology while playing and having fun with creative activities. Today we're exploring Sun Art with photo sensitive paper (weather permitting). Ages 8 and up. Children under 8 are welcome to join with adult accompaniment.

Mark Hippern

by Mark Hippern

Mark Hippern at The Old Triangle

Waterfront Blues Dancing

by DalSwing

DalSwing presents free blues social dancing at the Halifax Waterfront (Tall Ships Quay) every week during the summer. Beginner friendly, no partner needed. Free.

Eric Hardiman

by Eric Hardiman

Eric Hardiman at The Old Triangle

Morgan Davis

by Bearly's House of Blues & Ribs

Morgan Davis is a Canadian blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter. He was born and spent his childhood in Detroit, Michigan, before relocating to Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2001. His song “Why’d You Lie” was a hit for Colin James and featured on James’ 1988 debut album.

Art in the Afternoon

by Halifax Public Libraries

Dive in to a summer of creative fun and join us on Tuesday afternoons to explore art projects together. This week we're creating with cardboard. Design and build together, we'll provide all the supplies you'll need to take part. We can't wait to see what you create! Ages 5 and up, younger children welcome with a caregiver.

Tuesday Night Tunes

by Maritime Museum of the Atlantic

Free outdoor live music in the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic's anchor yard, watched from the boardwalk (indoors in the Small Craft Gallery if weather is inclement). Part of the museum's community nights supporting Feed Nova Scotia. Tuesdays July 7 to August 18, 6:30-7:30pm.

Scott MacDonald

by Scott MacDonald

Scott MacDonald at The Old Triangle

Halifax International Busker Festival 2026

by Halifax International Busker Festival

Six days of street performance on the Halifax Waterfront! Wed Jul 29 (5-10 PM), Thu-Fri Jul 30-31 (12-10 PM), Sat-Sun Aug 1-2 (12-10 PM), Mon Aug 3 (12-6 PM). Multiple stages at Maritime Museum and Sackville Landing.

Theo MacIntosh

by Theo MacIntosh

Theo MacIntosh at The Old Triangle

Travis Hatcher

by Travis Hatcher

Travis Hatcher at The Old Triangle

Putnam Family

by Putnam Family

Putnam Family at The Old Triangle