Halifax

Grand Parade. The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day to honour the children who never returned home, the Survivors of residential schools, their families, and Indigenous communities. Observed annually on September 30, the day encourages reflection, learning, and meaningful…

Bus Stop Theatre. Metamorphoses is a story of radical transformation — a beautiful and articulate reminder of the constant changeability and mutability of the human condition. The 2,000 year old work is brought to new life in an intimate one-person show starring African…

Radstorm. Improv Kitchen is a monthly improvisation workshop with Tom Richards, presented by suddenlyLISTEN! Open to all ages and levels, this is an opportunity to explore improvisation in a judgement-free environment. Tom leads the group through simple exercises designed to challenge…

Rebecca Cohn Auditorium. Growing up between Texas and Canada before finding his way to Nashville, Dave Fenley’s voice isn’t just heard — it’s felt. Accompanied by talented Quebec musicians Gabriella Laberge and John Antony Gagnon Robinette in a new show directed by legendary…

Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21. Film schedule: 10:30 am: Honour to Senator Murray Sinclair (29 minutes, English with French subtitles) 12:00 am: Second Stories – It Had to Be Done (22 minutes, English with French subtitles) 11:22 am: Sisters & Brothers (3 minutes, French) 11:25…

Cathedral Church of All Saints. Join us for this solemn day of remembrance and resolve to learn more about the traumas of the Shubenacadie Residential School, the resilience of its survivors, and a path toward reconciliation.