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Music Room

6181 Lady Hammond Road Halifax, NS

neighborhoodNorth End

Location Phone902-429-9467

Beautifully designed concert hall houses a Steinway grand piano.

  • Scotia Festival of Music and Chris Wilcox: 40 years and 40 festivals
    After turning Halifax into a chamber music destination, Scotia Fest’s director has one last encore.

    By Brandon Young

    Image: Scotia Festival of Music and Chris Wilcox: 40 years and 40 festivals

  • Let Freedom Singer ring
    Khari Wendell McClelland channels his ancestors through songs in Freedom Singer.

    By Sandrinette M. Maniania

    Image: Let Freedom Singer ring

  • Father and son play father and son in Zuppa’s Slowly I Turn
    The Merritt Award-winning production gets remounted.

    By Michael Lake

    Image: Father and son play father and son in Zuppa’s Slowly I Turn

  • First-ever BAFF isn’t a “special” event
    Bluenose-Ability Film Festival shows the reality of disability.

    By Laura Kenins

    Image: First-ever BAFF isn’t a “special” event

  • The Lion’s share of the jazz
    Out Like a Lion is JazzEast’s spring answer to send out the winter blues with a roar.
    Image: The Lion’s share of the jazz

  • Elizabeth Bishop inspires film screening
    [image-1] Tonight at 7pm, the EB Society is proud to present, EB Projected: Short Films about Elizabeth Bishop, at the Music Room (6181 Lady Hammond Road, 429-9467). Linda Rae Dornan and Sandra Barry will host and present new and old films about the beloved poet. Regarded as a force in American literature, poet Elizabeth Bishop would have turned 100 years old in February. As a tribute and memorial to her and her work, the EB Society of Nova Scotia is reeling in the years with short films inspired by Bishop. Born in Worcester, Massachusetts, Bishop lived in Nova Scotia with

    By Dave Lidstone

    Image: Elizabeth Bishop inspires film screening

  • Poetry collection launch: Lost Gospels
    Halifax’s former poet laureate, Lorri Neilsen Glenn, explores ideas of loss and mourning, but in a positive way.

    By Holly Gordon

    Image: Poetry collection launch: Lost Gospels

  • Acres and Acres are miles away
    Down with the Butterfly rockers take it easy with their off-the-floor debut album.

    By Mike Landry

    Image: Acres and Acres are miles away

  • Melnyk's key strokes
    Known as the fastest pianist in the world, Lubomyr Melnyk's continuous music techniques "transcend all limits of time and space."

    By Laura Kenins

    Image: Melnyk's key strokes
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