Things to Do in Halifax, NS
Halifax hosts around 750 upcoming events, with approximately 450 occurring in the next 30 days for its population of about 440,000. About 20% of these listings are free, offering accessible options for residents and visitors. The most common categories include Theater & Performing Arts with around 100 events, followed by Concerts & Live Music at roughly 90, Sports & Fitness near 80, and Workshops & Classes or Community & Social activities each at about 70. Business & Networking events account for approximately 60 listings. Major venues featuring the most upcoming dates are Scotiabank Centre, Neptune Fountain Hall Theatre, Halifax Convention Centre, The Bruce Guthro Theatre at Casino Nova Scotia Halifax, Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, and Freeman's Little New York Sackville. Notable performers with scheduled dates include Halifax Mooseheads, Halifax Thunderbirds, Urzila Carlson, The Black Keys, and Jimmy Carr. This diverse programme ensures regular entertainment across various interests.
City facts
- Population
- 440,072 (2021)
- Area
- 5,490.9 km²
- Elevation
- 28 m
- Founded
- 1749
Source: Wikidata
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Frequently asked questions about events in Halifax
- What percentage of events in Halifax are free?
- About 20% of the listed events in Halifax are free.
- Which venues have the most upcoming event listings?
- The venues with the highest number of upcoming listings are Scotiabank Centre, Neptune Fountain Hall Theatre, Halifax Convention Centre, The Bruce Guthro Theatre at Casino Nova Scotia Halifax, Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, and Freeman's Little New York Sackville.
- What is the most popular type of event listed?
- Theater & Performing Arts is the most popular type with about 100 listings, followed by Concerts & Live Music at around 90 and Sports & Fitness at approximately 80.
- Which performers have upcoming dates in Halifax?
- Performers with upcoming dates include Halifax Mooseheads, Halifax Thunderbirds, Urzila Carlson, The Black Keys, and Jimmy Carr.