Halifax Events

University 101

by Halifax Public Libraries

Not sure what to expect from university? You don't have to figure it out alone! University 101 is a workshop designed to help students understand what post-secondary life is really like. Participants will hear from current and recently graduated university students as they share their experiences navigating the transition from high school, managing new expectations and responsibilities, and adjusting to academic life. The session will also explore key differences between high school and university, introduce campus resources and student support systems, and emphasize that adjusting takes time.

Opening receptions: QingLan Lin, Jeri Hanson, Kirsten Nichols, Lucia Mills

by NSCAD University - Anna Leonowens Gallery

Opening receptions: QingLan Lin, Jeri Hanson, Kirsten Nichols, Lucia Mills at Anna Leonowens Gallery, NSCAD's gallery district on Granville Street, Halifax.

An Evening with Andrew Stevenson

by Discovery Centre

A special speaker event at the Discovery Centre featuring Andrew Stevenson. See event page for full details and registration.

King's MFA Residency: The Tenth Donald Sedgwick Reading Series

by University of King's College

Lost families, lost history, a flair for fashion, and the challenges of raising a disabled child - these are the subjects of new books by four graduates of the University of King's College Master of Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction program, who will be celebrated during the Tenth Donald Sedgwick Reading Series. Please join us for this annual reading series, named for the MFA program's co-founder, former publisher, agent, and publishing instructor, Donald Sedgwick. This year's featured readers are: Amy Fish, Deirdre Macdonald, and fellow King's MFA graduates sharing their new works of creative nonfiction.

Goodwill Trivia Mondays (Click For Reservations)

by Good Robot Brewing

Looking for the best Halifax trivia night? Join us at Good Robot Brewing - Robie Street Pub every Monday at 7:00 PM for a night of brain-teasers that give back to the community. To reserve your free table, click here. How Goodwill Trivia Mondays Works We have teamed up with local comedian Brad Doiron to host a weekly trivia series where having a beer helps a neighbour. We donate $1 from every beverage sold during the event directly to the featured nonprofit partner. Expect general knowledge ro

Goodwill Trivia Mondays (Click For Reservations)

by Goodwill Trivia Mondays

Looking for the best Halifax trivia night? Join us at Good Robot Brewing – Robie Street Pub every Monday at 7:00 PM for a night of brain-teasers that give back to the community. To reserve your free table, click here. How Goodwill Trivia Mondays Works We have teamed up with local comedian Brad Doiron to host a weekly trivia series where having a beer helps a neighbour. We donate $1 from every beverage sold during the event directly to the featured nonprofit partner. Expect general knowledge roun

Trivia Night

by Durty Nelly’s, 1645 Argyle Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Every Monday night we host trivia night with Andrew Evans, which covers a bit of everything—from pop culture and music to history, sports, and oddball facts. Whether you’re a seasoned quizzer or just in it for the laughs, there’s something for everyone. Prizes, pints, and bragging rights are all up for grabs.

The 10th Donald Sedgwick Reading Series

by University of King's College MFA in Creative Nonfiction

The 10th Donald Sedgwick Reading Series is presented by the University of King's College MFA in Creative Nonfiction and the Halifax Public Library. Held at Paul O'Regan Hall in the Halifax Central Library, the reading series showcases new and graduating writers from the King's MFA program.

The Csaba Kanyasi Jazz Jam

by Csaba Kanyasi

Jazz Jam hosted by Csaba Kanyasi at The Bus Stop Theatre lobby. PWYC entry, bar open.

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.

Open Song Circle with Noah Tye!

by Bearly's House of Blues & Ribs

Noah Tye is bringing the Open Song Circle to Bearly’s! Share your music on the Bearly’s stage every Monday

Jordan LeBlanc

by Durty Nelly’s

Hailing from Cape Breton Island, Jordan moved to Halifax in 2008 to obtain his Guitar Degree at Dalhousie and pursue a career in music. Now a touring/studio session musician, Jordan can be found travelling the country with some of Atlantic Canadas top country bands. You can also find him playing the hits at Durty Nellys every Monday night and select weekends with Brooklyn Blackmore. Come knock back a Michelob for Michelob Monday’s with Jordan, at the best Craic on the east coast!