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Apr
19
Spring Family Fun Fest calendar image
Halifax Waterfront
Spring Family Fun Fest
Apr
19
HFX Wanderers FC vs. Pacific calendar image
Downtown Halifax
HFX Wanderers FC vs. Pacific
Apr
19
Easter Egg-Venture calendar image
Dartmouth-Cole Harbour
Easter Egg-Venture
Apr
19
Weekly Meat Bingo calendar image
North End Halifax
Weekly Meat Bingo
Dec
1
Exhibition: #HopeAndHealingCanada calendar image
Downtown Halifax
Exhibition: #HopeAndHealingCanada
Dec 1 - Dec 1
Jan
18
Exhibition – Dinosaur Explorer at Discovery Centre calendar image
Downtown Halifax
Exhibition – Dinosaur Explorer at Discovery Centre
Jan 18 - Apr 27
Mar
11
Little Shop of Horrors Presented by Neptune Theatre calendar image
Downtown Halifax
Little Shop of Horrors Presented by Neptune Theatre
Mar 11 - May 11
Apr
10
Tim Forbes re/collection Recent Paintings & Sculpture calendar image
Downtown Halifax
Tim Forbes re/collection Recent Paintings & Sculpture
Apr 10 - Apr 27
Apr
20
Easter Brunch calendar image
Downtown Halifax
Easter Brunch
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