People who spoke with the Post said they felt happy, joyful, and delighted to be back. One person compared the excitement to feelings of Christmas morning.
“I’m a trans woman. You know, from the news.” That was how comedian Roz Kennery introduced herself when she took the stage at the Sanctuary Arts Centre in Dartmouth Sunday for the inaugural City of Laughs comedy festival finale.
“They say there's only six good comics in Halifax,” City of Laughs producer John Helmkay says. “Well bullsh*t, because I had almost 30 apply to be part of this festival.”
The inaugural FamFest Atlantic brought music, theatre, dance, magic, comedy and circus to Alderney Landing Saturday and Sunday.
The Halifax Regional Coin Club remains a gathering place for people who see coins as more than currency.
Pizza Tonight's Nadia and Jim Tohme credit customer loyalty - and real bacon - for 35 years of success.
Places like the tavern render community tangible. The people of Woodside drink the same bottles within the same Canadiana-lined walls, and so the community of Woodside exists.
Despite the threat of rain, volunteers collected around 40 bags of trash at the annual Pleasant-Woodside Neighbourhood Association community cleanup on April 26.