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Free Diversity Spotlight film screening
Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21
1055 Marginal Road
Free Diversity Spotlight film screening and Canadian premiere of the international award-winning Nollywood film, The Mirror Boy. The Mirror Boy explores identity within the African Diaspora through the story of 12-year-old, London-born Tijani's enchanting journey through The Gambia, following "the mirror boy," who only he can see. Introduction and Q&A session with the film's Writer and Director Obi Emelonye. Presented in partnership with the African Diaspora Association of the Maritimes and the Nova Scotia-Gambia Association. This film is rated PG and is presented in English. Event Time: 7-10 p.m.
February 08 2012
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Neptune Theatre presents "Romeo and Juliet"
September 14, 2010
- October 17, 2010
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare.
In defiance of their feuding families and in secrecy from their closest friends, a young couple risk all to be together. The world’s most famous lovers deliver intoxicating hope and immense passion despite a tragic conclusion. Shakespeare’s thrilling and popular play confronts each new generation with renewed passion and beauty.
Neptune Theatre
1593 Argyle St, Halifax
Phone: (902) 429-7070
Website: www.neptunetheatre.com
30th Annual Atlantic Film Festival
September 16, 2010
- September 25, 2010
The 30th Annual Atlantic Film Festival will be held from September 16th to 25th.
Please visit the website for festival information.
Various venues
Phone: (902) 422-3456
Website: www.atlanticfilm.com
Dartmouth Heritage House Tour
September 25, 2010
- September 26, 2010
Visitors can take in all of these fine properties on one afternoon or they can spread their visit over both days of the tour. The Dartmouth Heritage Museum Historic House Tour is taking place on Saturday, September 25 and Sunday September, 26 from noon to 5:00. Tickets are available at Evergreen House or from Ticket Atlantic for $ 15 or on the day of the tour for $ 20. Afternoon Tea is
$6 at the door of Oakwood House on the day.
64 Queen Street was built in 1888 and has housed many prominent Dartmouthians over the years.
54 Pleasant Street is a 2 ½ storey Romanesque/Italianate Mansion and has a rich history of ownership that featured many prominent Dartmouth citizens over the years.
245 Portland Street offers an excellent example of the Second Empire style of historic architecture.
35 Edward Street in the heart of Downtown Dartmouth is described as Scottish Vernacular, but with many quirky additions and renovations.
12 Tulip Street at the corner of Pine Street. This home was built around 1907 by Archibald Gates for his own family and the finest turn of the century craftsmanship and materials are on display for all visitors to admire.
This year’s tour is not limited to residential properties. Victoria Road Baptist Church, just up the street from Ochterloney Street is a quaint Gothic Revival style church that was built on lands occupied by Christ Church in 1853.
And finally, tea will be served at historic Oakwood House at 20 Boathouse Lane. Originally a family residence, this Queen Anne style building is now home to the North Star Rowing Club.
downtown Dartmouth
various addresses see description
Please Contact: Trevor Parsons
Phone: (902) 423-5111
Email: tparsons@innovativerealestate.ca
Website: www.ticketatlantic.com
Bark in the Park
September 25, 2010
The largest fundraiser for the SPCA takes place from 11am to 3pm at Seaview Memorial Park. Opening ceremony with piping led by shelter dogs. Live Entertainment; The True Love Rules, The Long Branch Boys, and The Keats, plus Exhibtors as well. All Proceeds to Nova Scotia SPCA Metro Shelter in Burnside, Dartmouth.
Seaview Memorial Park
at the foot of MaacKay Bridge on Barrington St
Website: www.metro.spcans.ca
Corn Beef and Cabbage Supper
September 25, 2010
Supper will be served between 4pm and 6pm.
Sharon Presbyterian Church
Dean
Phone: (902) 568-2578
Kirk Logan Fiddle Contest
September 25, 2010
The Kirk Logan Old Time Fiddling Contest was named for Kirk Logan (1921-1927), Champion fiddler who represented the Musquodoboit Valley at Old Time Fiddling Contests throughout Eastern Canada for over fifty years!
Bicentennial Theatre
12390 Hwy 224, Middle Musquodoboit
Phone: (902) 384-2216
Website: www3.ns.sympatico.ca/bicentennial.theatre/
