Showing posts with label Culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Culture. Show all posts

Monday, September 2, 2013

Dirty Dancing... Halifax Nights

Our Big Day Night Downtown HFX


We were psyched to be given the opportunity to participate in the Halifax Downtown Business Commission’s Big Day Downtown promotion. We were given a $150 Visa gift card and let loose to spend our monies in Haliwood’s downtown then blog about it. There was just one condition, we were given three words which had to describe our experience; our words were Thrilling, Playful and Satisfying. Our own conditions were that we had to do something different that none of us had ever done before or any of the other bloggers participating. With a lot of debating the idea to spend a night out rather than the day was born.


Monday, October 22, 2012

#CityHarvest Happening this Weekend in Halifax


It’s all falling into place.... because it’s fall... get it. Yeah okay, so puns are not my forte... but eating and shopping are!! And I love free yoga classes.

All things you can do at this up coming weekend October 27th & 28th at CityHarvest event/ festival thingy (??) happening in Halifax 

It’s put on by I Love Local (HFX) Business CommunityGroup that helps promote local businesses in Halifax.... Yes, yes, I know.. Thank You, Captain Obvious. It’s an Event that helps showcase things that local businesses have to offer. Here are some of the things we are excited about....

Saturday, January 7, 2012

CH’s Acadian Expulsion Article

Well I guess it’s really a column but you get my point. If you haven’t read it, here’s the link.

Many of you don’t know, but I’m an Acadian. I grew up in an Acadian community, went to an Acadian school, eat Rappie Pie for Christmas. In fact, I grew up in the oldest region that still presently Acadian. I’m like, Acadian Orthodox.

I find this article to be offensive.

Now let me tell you why, I HATE being told that my Acadian heritage puts me at a disadvantage to others.

Monday, July 4, 2011

PowWow On The Commons

This past weekend I got to go to my first PowWow ever. The 2nd annual Mawio’mi International PowWow that was held on the Halifax Commons (and please don’t ask me how you pronounce it ). Due to time constraints I had to choose between attending the PowWow or the Multicultural Festival. It was a tough choice because I love food and the Multicultural Festival always has an amazing food selection. But I’ve been to the Multicultural Festival before and I really wanted to see the Native Dancers.... and be able tell people that I’ve been to a PowWow.