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Squirrelly sense of direction
Published September 13, 2009 Halifax , June Street , Sarah Street 1 CommentGo North! rolls out Saturday
Published September 11, 2009 Almon Street , Culture , Gottingen Street , Halifax Leave a CommentTags: art, Halifax, maps
Detail from 2009 Go North! Studio and Gallery Tour map. The full map is available at http://www.gonorthhalifax.com. Above republished with permission.
Every possible play on the word ‘north’ is used to make the legend on this map useful: Olde North, Northbound, Central North, North of North, Far North. Cranky Alfred Hitchcock fans could argue for a North by Northwest category, but that would probably just encompass Canada Post’s Almon Street parking lot.
The existing five geographical districts do the job just fine.
Pick up your own copy of the map between 12 and 6 p.m. tomorrow at the BusStop Theatre, at 2203 Gottingen Street. The full schedule for the day contains information about several hands-on workshops, guided tours and live performances. All stops on the tour are free.
Two of the five Go North! tours available.
Halifax Art Map
Published August 24, 2009 Culture , Halifax Leave a CommentTags: art, Halifax, maps
North End detail from Halifax Art Map, republished with permission of http://www.halifaxartmap.com.
LEGEND
Artists
(6) Mary Ann Archibald, painter (7) Laurie Mireau, painter (8) turnstile pottery, clay/potter (9) Paul Hannon, painter (10) Lynda Shalagan, painter (11) Taiya Barss, painter (12) Suzanne Gauthier, painter (13) Philip Doucette, glass (14) Susan Tooke, painter (15) Damian Lidgard, photographer (16) Margot Metcalfe, photography (17) Susan Hubley, painter.
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(59) Secord Gallery (74) Norman Flynn Design (77) Hen House (78) Bogside Gallery (79) Hydrostone Gallery (80) etc press (81) Outside the Lines (87) Maritime Command Museum (90) 4Cs Foundation (91) Eye Level Gallery (97) FRED.
Hurricane Bill packs modest wallop
Published August 23, 2009 Agricola Street , Charles Street , Halifax , Harris Street Leave a CommentTags: coffee, hurricane-Bill, storm
UPDATE at 6:23 p.m.: New pic added below of fallen tree on Harris Street.
Hurricane Bill didn't stop this guy going for a snack.
One man crossing Agricola Street at the height of the storm with a pair of coffees didn’t seemed fazed by the hurricane hype. “There are more people walking outside than there are on a sunny day,” he said, before hustling down Charles Street.
High winds toppled this tree on Harris Street.
Lashed down for the big storm.
North and Agricola 