Live Music Halifax

Jazz Night
2026-03-24 18:00 - 21:00, 2026-03-17 18:00 - 21:00 (America/Halifax) | Ragazzi Restobar, 5187 Salter St, Halifax
Jazz Night with Ken MacKay
A native of Truro NS, Ken first started teaching in the Public School system in 1976 and has been active as an educator as a Clinician, Adjudicator and Soloist throughout his career. Ken retired from Astral Drive Junior High where he has been Director of Bands for over 20 years. Ken is Past-President of the Atlantic Federation of Musicians and is currently on the board of NS Honour Jazz and co-leader of the NSHJ Funk Unit.
Ken’s list of his professional credits is impressive. Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Regis Philbin, Natalie Cole, jazz great Ernie Watts, Mary Wilson (The Supremes), Blues Brother Dan Aykroyd, daughter of the blues Shirley King, Rosemary Clooney, the Temptations, and Lionel Ritchie are just a few of the artists Ken has shared the stage with. He currently performs with The Back Alley Big Band, Asia NuGruv and The Aviators.

Morgan Davis
2026-03-23 19:30 - 22:30, 2026-03-16 19:30 - 22:30 | Bearly’s House of Blues & Ribs, 1579 Grafton St, Halifax
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.

Sunday night blues jam
2026-03-22 20:00 - 23:00, 2026-03-15 20:00 - 23:00 | Bearly’s House of Blues & Ribs, 1579 Grafton St, Halifax
Local blues musicians try out their stuff at the traditional blues jam run by Andrew Gillis and his back up band.

All Saints Cathedral Choir
2026-03-22 16:00 - 17:30, 2026-03-15 16:00 - 17:30 | Cathedral Church of All Saints, 1330 Cathedral Ln, Halifax
The ‘Sundays at Four’ Music Series returns to the Cathedral Church of All Saints, Halifax September 28 at 4 p.m! Join us for a new season of inspiring choral music, offered freely to the public every Sunday afternoon. Sunday’s service is a Choral Evensong for the Eve of St Michael and All Angels, sung by the Capella Regalis Men, Boys, & Girls Choir, directed by Nick Halley, with organist Paul Halley.

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Symphony Nova Scotia
2026-03-22 15:30 - 17:00, 2026-03-22 14:00 - 15:30, 2026-03-21 15:00 - 17:00 | Halifax Central Library, 5440 Spring Garden Road, Halifax
Featuring
Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, conductor
Halifax Ukranian Children’s Choir

Join us in celebrating the courage, strength, and challenge that comes with arriving in a new place. We begin with a musical tribute to the Mi’kmaw people – recognizing that we are all newcomers to this land – and then we highlight what newcomers have brought to Nova Scotian shores, including music from Acadian, African, Chinese, Gaelic, and many more cultures!

Our family shows are designed to be participatory and informal. We welcome children of all ages, and we encourage them to be active and involved in our orchestral performances. Vocalizations, movements, and taking breaks are all part of the fun!
Please note the update dates, venues, and times for these concerts.
Note: FREE registration is required for the Alderney Landing concert and will open in February 2026 at symphonynovascotia.ca. The Halifax Central Library concerts don’t require registration – just show up! In both venues, seating is first-come, first-served.

John Chiasson Trio
2026-03-22 11:00 - 14:00, 2026-03-15 11:00 - 14:00 | Milestones, MicMac Mall, 21 Micmac Blvd, Dartmouth
Fretless 5 String Bass and Vocal – John Chiasson
Piano – Dave Staples
Percussion – Charlie Cooley

DalOpera Scenes with DalChamber Music Orchestra
2026-03-21 19:30 - 21:30 | Joseph Strug Concert Hall, 1385 Seymour St
Before Broadway, there was Opera.

Opera laid the musical and dramatic groundwork that allowed Golden Age musical theatre to flourish—where story, character, and song are inseparable. The Fountain School’s The Golden Age of Opera traces this artistic lineage, connecting Purcell, Mozart, and Puccini to Bernstein, Rodgers & Hammerstein, Lerner & Loewe, and more.

Join us for a journey through centuries of music, where opera and musical theatre intertwine to reveal a shared tradition of storytelling powered by melody.

Musical Direction: Cindy Townsend
Pianists: Tara Scott & Indra Egan

The Golden Age of Opera
tickets: dal.ca/artscentre

Dalhousie Voice students in the DalOpera ensemble gain hands-on experience in stylistic versatility, dramatic continuity, and text-driven singing—skills essential across opera, musical theatre, and contemporary performance practice.

Coburg String Quartet
2026-03-21 19:00 | Woodlawn United Church, 54 Woodlawn Rd.
Formed in the fall of 2023, the Coburg String Quartet brings together four musicians from Symphony Nova Scotia: violinists Mark Lee and Charna Matsushige, violist Carolyn Farnand, and cellist Aiden Russell. Despite their demanding symphony schedules, their shared passion for chamber music unites them, bringing a lively energy to every performance. Since their inception, the Coburg String Quartet has performed across Nova Scotia, including at the Hear Here Society in Yarmouth and the Scotia Festival of Music Chamber Players Series in Halifax. You can also catch them performing a diverse range of repertoire in the Candlelight Concerts.
Aiden Russell (cello)
Aiden Russell, a cellist from Ottawa, Ontario, joined the cello section of Symphony Nova Scotia in September 2022. Aiden has had the opportunity to learn from many of the world’s elite artists including Marin Alsop, Astrid Schween, Peter Wiley, Steven Doane, Johannes Moser, Brian Manker, Joe Johnson, Rachel Mercer, and Brannon Cho. In 2021, he competed in the National Arts Centre Bursary Competition and was awarded the Crabtree Foundation Award which supports a candidate in pursuit of an orchestral career. Aiden is an alumnus of the National Youth Orchestra of Canada, the Bowdoin International Music Festival, the International Cello Institute, the National Academy Orchestra of Canada, and the National Arts Centre Orchestra Mentorship Program.
Charna Matsushige (violin)
A native of Newmarket, Ontario, Charna Matsushige began studying the violin with Sonia Klimasko at age six and by her late teens continued her studies with David Zafer in Toronto. She has enjoyed playing with the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra, the National Youth Orchestra of Canada, the Toronto Concert Orchestra, the National Academy Orchestra, and the Kingston Symphony. An avid chamber musician, Charna has participated in string quartet programs at the Scotia Festival of Music in Halifax and the NYU Steinhardt Intensive String Quartet Workshop in New York City. Charna received her Bachelor of Music in Performance at McGill University’s Schulich School of Music under the tutelage of Mark Fewer. In 2014, she received her Master of Music from the University of Toronto, studying with Yehonatan Berick. In addition to her role with Symphony Nova Scotia, she currently performs with the Niagara Symphony Orchestra and freelances in the Toronto and surrounding areas.

Carolyn Farnand (viola)
Recognized as one of CBC Music’s 2024 “30 Canadian Classical Musicians Under 30,” violist Carolyn Farnand is celebrated for her versatility and passion for collaboration. Recent highlights include performing on Nu Deco Ensemble’s major-label debut EP Duende with Sony Music Masterworks and appearing at the Lucerne Festival in Switzerland. Equally excited about early music, Carolyn toured New Zealand with Juilliard415, and was featured as a soloist with Les Violons du Roy.
A graduate of the Juilliard School, New World Symphony, and the University of Toronto, Carolyn was a Temerty Fellow while completing her Artist Diploma at the Glenn Gould School. She is grateful for the inspiration of her teachers: Carol Rodland, Toby Appel, Steven Dann, Cynthia Roberts, and Eric Nowlin.
Carolyn serves as Principal Viola of Symphony Nova Scotia, and looks forward to performances this season with the Amati Concert Series, Sensory-Accessible Cecilia Concerts, and the Music Room Chamber Players. This spring, she will embark on a five-concert tour in New Brunswick with the Elm City String Quartet.

Mark Lee (violin)
Halifax-born violinist Mark Lee studied at Dalhousie University with Philippe Djokic. Following his graduation in 2010, he pursued his postgraduate studies at the Royal Academy of Music with Lydia Mordkovitch and Maureen Smith as a Leverhulme Scholar. In addition to his teachers at the Royal Academy, he has also received private studies with Maxim Vengerov. Mr. Lee is the recipient of numerous awards and scholarships that include the first Georg Tintner Scholarship Award, a solo debut with Symphony Nova Scotia in February 2010, the London Symphony Orchestra String Experience Scheme, Wolfe Wolfinsohn String Quartet Prize (both in 2011 and 2014), Max Pirani Piano Trio Prize, and the Regency Award recommended by RAM for notable achievement.
After receiving his Masters degree at the Royal Academy of Music with the highest distinction, Mr. Lee worked closely with the London Symphony Orchestra, and with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra as acting Principal Violinist. He has made recordings with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and has toured extensively throughout Europe, Russia, and Asia. He has also performed for members of the British Royal Family in the House of Lords Parliament.
Mr. Lee is a member of the Verbier Music Festival Orchestra serving as concertmaster under many renowned conductors including Charles Dutoit, Yuri Temirkanov, Daniel Harding, Jaap van Zweden, Ivan Fischer, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Gianandrea Noseda, Valery Gergiev, Manfred Honeck, and Zubin Mehta.

Joe Murphy CD Release
2026-03-21 09:30 - 23:59 | Bearlys House of Blues, 1579 Grafton St, Halifax
This legendary local blues man has a new CD and is celebrating with a launch party at Bearley’s House of Blues & Ribs
Joe Murphy has been a fixture in the East Coast blues scene for the past 40 years. He got his start sitting in with Dutch Mason in 1972 and played harp and guitar on Dutchie’s last album, Half Ain’t Been Told. He also played harmonica on Garrett Mason’s Juno award winning “I’m Just A Man,” and has played with most of the blues acts who have come east in the last thirty years.

His Water Street Blues Band has backed up Otis Rush, Johnnie Johnson, Johnny Sansone, Kenny ‘Blues Boss’ Wayne and the late great Pinetop Perkins, just to name a few. Joe’s most memorable gigs include playing harp for three nights with John Lee Hooker and a wonderful week playing harp for Sunnyland Slim.
He has 5 CD’s – two with his Water Street Blues Band and two side projects, one with Johnny Sansone and his latest, She Moves Me, featuring Bhrath Rajukumar. Joe and his band also have had one of the longest running blues matinees in Halifax, playing every Saturday at Your Father’s Mustache for the last 21 years.

The Mellotones
2026-03-20 20:30 - 23:30 | Pacifico, 5171 George St
The Mellotones have been bringing their high-octane party to stages around the world for over two decades. Lighting up dance floors wherever they go, the R&B Funk band is an 8-piece powerhouse. From weddings to festivals to late-night clubs and corporate events, their energetic show provides the perfect atmosphere for any occasion.
Combining powerful vocals, dynamic horns, and a groovy rhythm section with a catalogue that dives deep into the history of soul, funk, disco, and R&B music, The Mellotones recall an era dominated by the classics of Motown, Stax, and Chess Records.
Drawing on a wealth of experience as road-tested backup musicians, and as seasoned session players for ECMA and JUNO Award winning artists, The Mellotones are a hard-working collective of some of the region’s best performers.
​Over their long career the band has garnered a devoted fan base. They’ve also had the opportunity to perform with such artists as David Foster, Dan Akroyd, The Free Nationals, Nathan East, and even Dennis Rodman. The Mellotones served as a backing band for renowned blues guitarist Matt Andersen for a 2018 national tour that was documented on the record Matt Andersen and The Mellotones Live at Olympic Hall.
Ideal for any event, The Mellotones are a sure fire party hit guaranteed to deliver a night of exceptional entertainment for the young and young at heart.

Caito Macdonald Trio
2026-03-20 20:00 - 22:00 | Barrington Steakhouse & Oyster Bar, 1662 Barrington St., Halifax
Caito Macdonald is a percussionist and composer from Dartmouth, NS. Caito’s musical style is rooted in the jazz tradition, and he performs at various jazz gigs around Halifax. Caito’s trio plays every Friday at the Barrington Steakhouse, and he can also be heard in the local rock/fusion band ‘Under the Bus’.

Big Easy Fridays!
2026-03-20 17:30 - 19:30 | Bearly’s House of Blues & Ribs, 1579 Grafton St, Halifax
Sounds of New Orleans with Mike Cowie & John Alphonse
More events all week on Bearly’s website

Sam Wilson
2026-03-19 19:30 - 21:30 | Anemone, 1496 Lower Water St
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Sam Wilson is a guitarist-composer whose practice focuses on creating instrumental music for improvisers. Her current artistic muse is wild spaces and site-specific responses, evident by her latest release Wintertides (April 2024), featuring drummer Jen Yakamovich and bassist Geordie Hart. Written in the winter of 2022 on both the east (Scotsburn, NS) and west Coast (at Lena Residency, Galiano Island BC); it’s inspired by contrasting landscapes and the collaboration of bi-coastal communities. Her albums Into a Heart Pt. II, New Doors(Jackson/Wilson Duo), and Wintertides won Music Nova Scotia’s “Jazz Recording of the Year” in 2022, 2023, and 2025 respectively. All of her releases have been nominated for the East Coast Music Awards. In 2021 Sam won the Paul Cram Creation award and composed her first piece for orchestra, ‘Recover-we’, which was performed by Symphony Nova Scotia at the 2023 Open Waters Festival. In November 2025 she premiered four commissions for solo electric guitar (‘Ironwood’ by Amy Brandon, ‘In E’ by Jerome Blais, ‘Wave II: The Arctic’ by Jessica Ackerley and her own piece ‘Sowing Spring Vignettes’) for Tim Brady’s production La Guitara @ Canada. She is currently working on a commission for Rooted Dance Projects which will be premiered in July 2026, a collaboration between a trio or musicians and a trio of dancers.
Sam was raised in Ontario but has made Nova Scotia her home for more than a decade; she currently resides in Halifax. She performs regularly with her collaborator Andrew Jackson in their duo project (JacksonWilson Duo), as well with her trio that features a rotation of musicians including Caito Macdonald, Kyle Tully, Gabriella Ciurcovich, Jen Yakamovich and Geordie Hart. She has worked with Phillip Greenlief (Elephant Heart), Andrew Mackelvie, Ellen Gibling, Matt Gallant (Borrowers), Nicholas D’amato, Nicola Miller, Music Declares Emergency, Rooted Dance Projects, Upstream Music Association, among others. She also supports artists as a guitarist such as Laura Roy, Nicole Ariana and Kaia Kater. She is an alumni of St.FX University and the Creative Music Workshop.

Burton, Haley, Wentzell
2026-03-19 18:00 - 21:00 | Wooden Monkey, Alderney Landing
Geordie Haley: With more than 25 years of presenting and performing original music guitarist, composer, improviser and educator Geordie Haley has been a featured artist in concert and festival programs by creative music presenters Upstream Music, Suddenly Listen, Canadian Music Center, The Motion Ensemble, Jazz East, Vocalypse ,Shattering the Silence, Obey, Scotia Fest, Center for Experimental Music and the Harvest Jazz Festival. Geordie teaches guitar and ensembles at the NSCC Music Arts Program and at the Maritime Conservatory for the Performing Arts. He conducts a monthly improvising workshop for Suddenly Listen. As well as leading his own ensembles Geordie is a member of the Upstream Quartet, Tom Easley’s EQ, Jamie Gatti’s Riot Squad, The Back Alley Big Band. Geordie has an active career as a contributor to many creative projects.
Trevor Wentzell, a prominent figure in the vibrant music scene of Halifax, is a highly accomplished musician and dedicated music educator hailing from Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia. His lifelong musical journey began at the tender age of five, and since then, he has immersed himself in the study and performance of music. Trevor’s passion for music is evident as he graces stages with his multi-instrumental talents, including the organ, piano, flute, clarinet, and, of course, the saxophone. He is a sought-after member of various local jazz, blues, and funk bands, such as the Back Alley Big Band, the Chronos Band, Zim Gars Trio, Tom Collins Band, Wentzell/Burton/Haley Organ Trio, and Zulkamoon, just to name a few. Trevor is also a prolific recording artist, frequently collaborating with some of the finest musicians in Halifax.
David Burton has a vast array of recording projects to his credit as composer, producer, musical director and studio musician. His talent and musicianship has granted him priority status with CBC, not only as a drummer, but also as a musical director and arranger. His career has taken him around the world, backing Canadian artist like Rita MacNeil, Natalie MacMaster, Alanya Miles and Ian Thomas, to name a few. He has also had the pleasure of performing live with artists like Tony Bennett, Sara Vaughan and, the great, Ella Fitzgerald. He has received a number of awards including Best Live Jazz CD “HavanaFax Live” (East Coast Music Awards), Best Instrumental Recording “Collage” (East Coast Music Awards) and for the soundtrack “New World Columbus – The Life of Joshua Slocum” (Houston Film Festival).

Jazz Night @ The Local
2026-03-18 19:30 - 23:00 | The Local, 2037 Gottingen St, Halifax
Jazz night with Silvio Pupo, keys, Ronald Hynes, bass and Damien Moynihan, percussion.

Trio Timia
2026-03-18 19:30 | The Music Room, 6181 Lady Hammond Road
Trio Timia is a vibrant young ensemble from Montreal. In 2025, they made a detour to Halifax to perform for our Scotia Festival Young Artists, and when they played, it was clear that they needed to return! This concert will be a delight.
ON THE PROGRAM
Franz Schubert: Piano Trio No. 2 E-flat Major, D. 929
Bochuslav Martinů: Piano Trio No. 2 in D minor, H. 327
June Lee, violin
François Lamontagne, cello
Itamar Prag, piano
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Live jazz with Matt Maclennan trio
2026-03-18 19:00 - 22:00 | Obladee wine bar, 1600 Barrington St, Halifax
Matt MacLennan is a bassist and bandleader, bringing a mix of velvety ballads, smooth bossa novas, and breezy swing to Obladee!
You can expect balanced and inviting sets with an easy and conversational style that fills the room without crowding it. Lean in and listen, or simply let the sound and textures carry you away.

Please reserve your spot as seating is limited.

Sacred Sounds Mitchell, Bjornson, Staples
2026-03-18 19:00 | First Baptist Church, 1300 Oxford St.
Please join us for Sacred Silence Sacred Sounds, a contemplative gathering with different artists every month.
Jeff Goodspeed was originally scheduled, but is unable to leave Cuba. Instead we are hosting Chris Mitchell, Larry Bjornson and Dave Staples
Chris Mitchell (saxophone) is active in numerous endeavours and musical groups in Halifax. He is an engaging and innovative saxophonist, heralded as one of Canada’s finest instrumentalists. Chris is a sought-after talent across a variety of genres, performing with a myriad of artist’s including David Foster, Natalie Cole, Lionel Richie, Ray Charles, and Rosemary Clooney, to name a few. Chris has also toured extensively in North America, Europe and in Asia and has performed with a numerous symphony orchestras. His extensive experience as a performer, composer and arranger has culminated in the production of four solo instrumental albums to date. He is on faculty at Dalhousie’s Fountain School of Performing Arts.
Larry Bjornson (bass) began his music education at Detroit’s Centre for Creative Studies Jazz Workshop, continued his studies at McGill with a bachelor of music in jazz performance and then graduate studies in performance at Wayne State University. Upon returning to Detroit, he maintained a busy concert, club and touring schedule. During this time, he also became a member of the Michigan Opera Theatre Orchestra. Larry has performed with a very broad spectrum of artists ranging from The Moody Blues, Nell Carter, Mitsou, top jazz musicians; Charles MacPherson, James Carter and Charles Tolliver to backing up personalities like Joan Rivers, and Regis Philbin. Larry is currently a member of the Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy.
Dave Staples (piano) is a well-known pianist and music educator from Halifax. Along with his duties as a teacher in the Halifax school system, he is very active on the local scene as a freelance musician. He has performed with such national and international artists as Dionne Warwick, Bobby Curtola, and continues to work with the best of the East Coast Music scene. Dave has also recorded extensively and has been on at least six ECMA-nominated projects in the last few years. In 1996, he received the ECMA Jazz Artist of the Year award with Jeff Goodspeed for their album Eastern Passage.

Garrett Mason
2026-03-17 20:30 - 23:00 | Bearly’s House of Blues & Ribs, 1579 Grafton St, Halifax
Garrett Mason is a true bluesman at heart. He was raised in Truro, Nova Scotia by his mother Pam, and father, veteran Canadian Bluesman Dutch Mason. His quest to become a blues musician started at a very early age; being surrounded by music blues music, Garrett’s favorite tapes at 3 years old were Canned Heat and Buddy Rich. What really sealed the deal for Garrett to become a blues guitarist came after watching a video of Stevie Ray Vaughn “Live At the El Mocambo” – he was hooked.
His dad, Dutch Mason, stopped playing guitar before Garrett was born due to crippling arthritis in his hands. Although he was not able to teach his son to play, he has certainly been able to teach Garrett the structure of the Blues and to influence him about the resulting sound. Surrounded by his father’s peers, Garrett has had the benefit of hearing and learning from a wide variety of musical talent. The late Rick Jeffery was a great inspiration to Garrett; they would talk and play for hours together. Rick once said “Garrett is the only guitar player I know that can play Albert Collins’ style down to a T”. The combination of his father’s advice, Jeffery’s guidance and his own natural talents provide that special brew for Garrett to become the musical influence he is destined to be.
Garrett would be the first to tell you that riding the coat tails of others won’t take you very far in this business, but striving to be truly original is the secret to longevity and lasting success. Garrett launched his debut CD I’m Just a Man at the 2004 Harvest Jazz and Blues festival in Fredericton, New Brunswick to a sold out crowd.
This debut CD features Garrett’s talent for strong original songs, a voice that is reminiscent of a veteran performer and his extraordinary aptitude for playing electric guitar. Garrett’s original talent was awarded in 2005 when he received a Juno for Best Blues Album. Garrett Mason is poised to be one of the brightest stars to emerge from the East Coast Blues scene in years.
Garrett’s band released their sophomore album Love and Sound in July 2008 which was nominated for a Juno Award. The album won Blues Artist/Group Recording of the Year at the 2009 Music Nova Scotia and Industry Awards.

Concerto Night
2026-03-17 19:30 | Rebecca Cohn, 6101 University Ave
Sponsored by ALMA: Student Living in the Heart of Halifax
Experience stunning musical interplays between soloists, composers and the Dal Symphony at Concerto Night, one of the crown jewels of the Fountain School of Performing Arts’ concert season. This musical extravaganza features outstanding student soloists with our talented young orchestra. Popular concerti and arias are performed under the direction of Leonardo Perez.
Featured instrumental soloists this year include Katya McBeth, Irain Herrera Quiros, Lydia MacDonald, Indi Tisoy Morales, Amelia Parker, and Tasos Spiliopoulos.
Featured voice soloists include Ella Howard, Kaelin George-Wegner, Elizabeth Ruxton, and trio Katherine Alexander, Caralina Knights and Sarah MacInnis.
Our most popular concert of the year! Get your tickets now.
Conductor Dr. Leonardo Perez is Assistant Professor of Violin/Viola at Dalhousie University’s Fountain School of the Performing Arts. He taught violin and viola at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) and was the Orchestra Director of the IUP Symphony Orchestra. He is principal conductor of the Dalhousie Symphony Orchestra and has conducted the IUP Symphony Orchestra, East Carolina University Symphony Orchestra, and the ECU Chamber Orchestra. He has also worked with the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra (NSYO) and conducted the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District 4/6 Festival Orchestra.

Leo Cox Trio
2026-03-17 19:00 - 22:00 | Economy Shoe Shop, 1663 Argyle St
Halifax’s Leo Cox Trio brings groove-driven modern jazz to Tuesday nights at The Economy Shoe Shop. No cover. Sit-ins welcome.
Tuesday Night Jazz at The Economy Shoe Shop features the Leo Cox Trio, with Leo Cox on bass, Ben Tucker on guitar, and Dante Kierstead on drums. Held every Tuesday from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM, this weekly modern jazz residency offers evolving sets, original music, and spontaneous sit-ins in an intimate downtown Halifax setting. With no cover charge, it is an easy way to experience groove-driven jazz and connect with Halifax’s vibrant jazz community.

Opera Kitchen Party
2026-03-15 15:00 | Chain Yard Cider, 2606 Agricola St
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Are you in need of a vacation but are staycationing instead? Come and join us for a musical Voyage on March 15 at 3:00pm at the Chain Yard Cider. We will voyage to far off places with an exciting array of repertoire and styles. Warm up with some delicious food and drink and prepare to be transported. Welcome aboard!!

Rec Room Jams....
2026-03-14 21:00 - 23:30 | Doolittle’s Sports Bar & Grill, 90 Tacoma Dr
Come join us for a night of fun, laughter, and live music at Monte’s Showbar Grill! Rec Room Jams will be bringing the house down with their killer dance and party tunes from the 70s, 80s, 90’s, 2000’s, and today. Get ready to dance the night away and make some unforgettable memories with friends old and new!
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