Monday, December 9, 2024
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Announcements

Darkside to Brightside: Celebrating 13 Years of Community and Growth

People rallied around the idea of reclaiming Dartmouth’s identity, expressing gratitude for a platform that celebrated the city's unique character and community spirit.

Shop Local

Dartmouth Yarns is open in their new location

Dartmouth Tarns is open in their new location at 122 Portland st! Blow in and say HI!

Room 152 is now open at 152 Portland St.

Room 152 is now open at 152 Portland St. Go down and welcome Stacey, Sarah & Debra to the neighborhood.

PEOPLE

Youth

Housing for Young Mothers (SHYM) hosted their Ultimate Fun Fest

Supportive Housing for Young Mothers (SHYM) hosted their Ultimate Fun Fest celebrating Pride this past week.

Events

The Dartmouth Choral Society presents Sing Noel!

Michael Roddy, Conductor Pamela Burton, Accompanist Tickets are $20 and available through choir members or at the door. More information at dartmouthchoral1954@gmail.com

CULTURE

Dartmouth Community Concert Series: Classical music plus so much more

  Times have changed  since the beginnings of the Dartmouth Community Concert Association (DCCA) more than half a century ago. In 1957, there were fewer demands...

Jazzy art coming to the Dartmouth bus terminal

Have you seen the amazing art work created by local artist and NSCAD prof Sara Hartland-Rowe that's being installed at the Dartmouth bus terminal?...

CD fundraiser: Making change through music

  Dartmouth's David Harrison is a man of many talents. On top of a career as a planning and development consultant working towards age-friendly and...

Huxley returns

First and foremost, thank you for your continued support. It was a huge thrill to have been voted Best Gallery Gold in this year’s Reader’s Choice awards for the second year in a row. Wow! We’re nothing without our incredible artists and wonderful community, and are immensely grateful. Thank you.

Wendy Bissett Beaver returns with her second solo show

Wendy’s fun and whimsical style is instantly recognizable and has become hugely popular and beloved at the gallery. If you enjoy imaginative and fun portrayals of our city and our province, you don’t want to miss this show.

HISTORY

FOOD

OPINION