Past Events

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark Saturday, July 6, 2019 at 8:45 PM – 11:45 PM Free Event The Chickenburger. 1531 Bedford Highway.

Kejimkujik National Park Seaside will reopen to visitors on Saturday, July 6. The popular South Shore hiking spot was closed off for a week due to an increase in black bear activity, which is not unusual this time of year.

July 6 (10 am-8 pm) Halifax Citadel National Historic Site "Fly as high as you can" Come and Enjoy our Third annual kite festival at Citadel Hill in July 2019. It's a Non-alcoholic, Family and Kids friendly event with FREE ENTRY..!!..

July 6th (6 pm-10:30 pm) While they're called many things such as lantern festivals, lights festivals, floating lanterns, or Chinese lanterns - only Water Lantern Festival allows you to Light The Water in a way you'll never forget. Now you can experience the magic of over 1000 lanterns as the soft lights reflect upon the water. Sullivan's Pond 66 Crichton Ave Dartmouth, NS B2Y 1P1 Canada    

The Nationals will throw it back to 1969 and recognize their Canadian heritage when they host the Kansas City Royals at Nationals Park on July 6. For the first time, Washington will wear Montreal Expos throwback uniforms — specifically, the powder blue away jerseys and pants the expansion franchise wore with its classic tri-color cap during its inaugural season 50 years ago. The Royals, who also were an expansion team in that 1969 season, will wear throwback versions of their original road gray…

Sat, Jul 6, 8:00 am start Debert Airfield, Debert, NS Mud Hero is the most fun you’ll ever have covered head-to-toe in mud. Take on the muddiest challenge ever and crank your adrenaline as you push yourself and your fellow Heroes to cross the finish line, smiling every inch of the way. Celebrate your achievement with other mud-lovers and spectators at the on-site post-race Mud Bash, with a barbecue, bevies, DJ and more. If you’re mad about mud – or…

Sun., Jul. 7, 7:00 p.m Cambridge Battery, Point Pleasant Park, Cambridge Dr, Halifax, NS. This summer, take the yellow brick road to Point Pleasant Park! The hilarious SBTSHalifax writing crew is back to take on Frank L. Baum’s The Wizard Of Oz! An all-new adaptation, perfect for audiences of all ages, featuring original music by Garry Williams, with all your favourite characters getting caught up in twisters, hanging with Munchkins, and dodging Flying Monkeys all the way to the Emerald…

Travel back in time to remember the good, bad, and awkward parts of growing up. Grownups Read Things They Wrote as Kids is a live, open-mic storytelling event where courageous adults share their childhood and teenage writing on stage. Embarassing diary entries, angsty teenage poetry, bizarre short stories, letters from camp, and much more. Sign up in advance to read your own kid writing, or join the audience to be part of the fun. When: Sunday, July 7, 2019 (8 pm) Where: The Carleton (1685…