Halifax residents are gearing up to celebrate a variety of arts and cultures over the coming months.
The first of which, the 34th annual Scotia Festival of Music, will take place at the Dalhousie Arts Centre over 12 days. It will present the best chamber music performers in the world. There will be concerts, recitals, masterclasses, lectures and a gala evening.
The Scotia Festival will take place from May 26 - June 9. Single performances are $30; passes are available for $310 for adults or $250 for seniors and students. For more information, call 902-429-9467.
Cedar Festival Halifax will celebrate Lebanese culture for four days. It will be held at Our Lady of Lebanon Parish and feature music, dance, Lebanese food and a marketplace.
Cedar Festival Halifax will be held from May 30 - June 2. Admission is free. Call 902-443-4162 for more information about this festival.
Polish Festival 2013 is a free event which will take place at St. Anthony's Church for two days in June. It will present ethnic food, cultural music and dance, games, a raffle and a beer garden.
Polish Festival 2013 will take place from June 15-16. Contact Jan Grotkowski at 902-463-1372.
The third of the events, the RBC Multicultural Festival, is set to take place over three days in June at the Halifax Seaport. It will feature a variety of performers and vendors. The RBC Multicultural Festival is happening from June 21-23. For more information such as admission fees, if any, call 902-443-4162.
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