Folk events in Halifax

Tiny Church Concerts: Karis Tees

by Karis Tees

Tiny Church Concert Series presents Karis Tees performing folk, choral, classical and baroque music at the Little Dutch Church. Friday 7pm, by donation.

The Brewery Market

by The Halifax Brewery Farmers Market

Open every Saturday, year-round, from 8am - 1pm, featuring over 65 unique local food, drink and craft vendors, and welcoming over 2500 customers! The Halifax Brewery Market Cooperative, a member-run not-for-profit coop, hosts a weekly year-round farmers market every Saturday in the historic Alexander Keith's building hidden along Lower Water Street just off the Halifax Boardwalk. ​ Our mandate is to support and promote small-scale, local food producers and artisans and to be a positive force in the growth and sustainability of our local economy. We strive to be a welcoming community space for people to come together, supporting and nourishing a sustainable local food system in a relaxed environment. The market is a place for gathering and building community.

Tiny Church Concerts: Matthew Joel

by Matthew Joel

Tiny Church Concert Series presents Matthew Joel, a Halifax-based East Coast folk and West Coast indie-rock songwriter, at the Little Dutch Church. Friday 7pm, by donation.

The Brewery Market

by The Halifax Brewery Farmers Market

Open every Saturday, year-round, from 8am - 1pm, featuring over 65 unique local food, drink and craft vendors, and welcoming over 2500 customers! The Halifax Brewery Market Cooperative, a member-run not-for-profit coop, hosts a weekly year-round farmers market every Saturday in the historic Alexander Keith's building hidden along Lower Water Street just off the Halifax Boardwalk. ​ Our mandate is to support and promote small-scale, local food producers and artisans and to be a positive force in the growth and sustainability of our local economy. We strive to be a welcoming community space for people to come together, supporting and nourishing a sustainable local food system in a relaxed environment. The market is a place for gathering and building community.

The Bombadils — Tiny Church Concert Series

by Tiny Church Concert Series

Part of the Tiny Church Concert Series at the Little Dutch Church, the second oldest building in Halifax. The Bombadils blend folk, bluegrass and chamber traditions. Doors 6:40pm, show 7pm. Admission by donation; capacity limited to 50.

The Brewery Market

by The Halifax Brewery Farmers Market

Open every Saturday, year-round, from 8am - 1pm, featuring over 65 unique local food, drink and craft vendors, and welcoming over 2500 customers! The Halifax Brewery Market Cooperative, a member-run not-for-profit coop, hosts a weekly year-round farmers market every Saturday in the historic Alexander Keith's building hidden along Lower Water Street just off the Halifax Boardwalk. ​ Our mandate is to support and promote small-scale, local food producers and artisans and to be a positive force in the growth and sustainability of our local economy. We strive to be a welcoming community space for people to come together, supporting and nourishing a sustainable local food system in a relaxed environment. The market is a place for gathering and building community.

Tiny Church Concerts: Koromanti and the North Star

by Koromanti and the North Star

Koromanti and the North Star is a band named after the first recorded banjo song and first recorded instance of Afro-Caribbean music. Featuring old-time strings and African percussion, they revive African roots, blues, gospel and folk songs from across the diaspora. Part of the Tiny Church Concert Series at the Little Dutch Church. Doors 6:40pm, show 7pm (50-60 min). Admission by donation; capacity 50.

The Brewery Market

by The Halifax Brewery Farmers Market

Open every Saturday, year-round, from 8am - 1pm, featuring over 65 unique local food, drink and craft vendors, and welcoming over 2500 customers! The Halifax Brewery Market Cooperative, a member-run not-for-profit coop, hosts a weekly year-round farmers market every Saturday in the historic Alexander Keith's building hidden along Lower Water Street just off the Halifax Boardwalk. ​ Our mandate is to support and promote small-scale, local food producers and artisans and to be a positive force in the growth and sustainability of our local economy. We strive to be a welcoming community space for people to come together, supporting and nourishing a sustainable local food system in a relaxed environment. The market is a place for gathering and building community.