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The Coast’s Burger Week strikes again! Here’s a sneak peek at The Carleton’s Beat the Blues burger. Ground beef cut with ground bacon topped with blue cheese, a tangy and sweet balsamic onion jam, house special sauce, served with a toasted sesame bun. Eat in or take out — $10 with $1 going to Feed (more…)
Tevon Tynes & The Superstatics bring live music to The Carleton every Saturday night for unforgettable shows filled with covers, original music and lots of kick-ass solos. This is one of the tightest groups in the city, so don’t miss Halifax’s next great up-and-coming act. Show time is 8 PM and tickets are only $8 (more…)
Hot on the heels of this spring’s back-to-back-to-back solo sell-outs, Daniel James McFadyen returns to The Carleton – along with his band and special guest, Terra Spencer – to celebrate the release of his new album, August, I’m Yours, on Friday, October 8th. Show time is 8 PM and tickets are $20 + HST. Singer-songwriter (more…)
Thanks to the immediate sell out of his first show on October 8th, Daniel James McFadyen adds a second show at The Carleton – along with his band and special guest, Terra Spencer – to celebrate the release of his new album, August, I’m Yours, on Thursday, October 7th. Show time is 7:00 PM and (more…)
New Brunswick’s Adyn Townes makes his long-awaited return to The Carleton to celebrate the release of his new LP, In Frames, on Wednesday, October 6th. Show time is 7 PM and advanced tickets are $15 + HST. New-to-The-Carleton singer/songwriter, Elyse Aeryn will handle the opener honours. Alternative indie artist Adyn Townes is continuing the slow burn (more…)
Introducing A Pint of Robotics — a series of three Tuesday evening chats hosted by Warren Connors, double surgical robotics patient and underwater robotics scientist. 6 pm: Doors open for dinner & drinks. 7 – 9 pm: Casual talks about local science and innovation. FREE to the public, but seating is limited. You can also (more…)
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Nova Scotia’s modified Phase 5 came into effect Monday October 4. The Carleton, in its ongoing effort to balance safety and normalcy, had already decided to be more cautious than the original Phase 5 and we support the announced regulations. Our sincere thanks to the small but mighty Restaurant Association of Nova Scotia which has (more…)
The Carleton is delighted to participate in this year’s Prismatic Arts Festival, a national multidisciplinary arts festival that showcases and celebrates innovative work by Indigenous artists and artists of colour from across Canada. We will be hosting multi-award winning, chart-topping Indigenous folk artists Twin Flames on Sunday, October 3rd at 7:00 pm. Tickets are available (more…)
Together again for the first time in 3 weeks, Tevon Tynes & The Superstatics bring live music to The Carleton this Saturday night for an unforgettable show filled with covers, original music and lots of kick-ass solos. This is one of the tightest groups in the city, so don’t miss Halifax’s next great up-and-coming act. (more…)
Eclectic Dartmouth-based band quiet hill – along with Jade Bennett – celebrate the release of Not Always Quiet with a show at The Carleton on Friday, October 1st. Show time is 7:30 PM and tickets are $10 + HST. q u i e t h i l l is the confluence of musical styles (more…)