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GET out THERE 50 Can't-Miss Ways to Celebrate Summer in Halifax PLUS: EXPLORING THE MUSQUODOBOIT TRAILWAY p. 37 STYLE'S QUIET REBEL—MEET DUANE JONES p. 46 ONE SIMPLE STEP FOR REDUCING TRAFFIC CONGESTION p. 50 GET OUT THERE 50 can't-miss ways to celebrate summer in Halifax JULY/AUGUST 2016 $3.95 #JACKSPATIO ENJOY A TASTE OF THE TROPICS without the threat of seeing an old guy in a g-string. JOIN US FOR YOUR BAYERS LAKE DARTMOUTH Must be legal drinking age. Please enjoy responsibly. 184 CHAIN LAKE DRIVE 107 SHUBIE DRIVE #JACKSPATIO ENJOY A TASTE OF THE TROPICS without the threat of seeing an old guy in a g-string. Our pets see the best in us, now you can see the best in them • The only dog training developed in collaboration with leading animal behaviorists I highly recommend installation JOIN US FOR YOUR of Invisible Fence. 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On our cover: Music, theatre, sports, and more—discover our 50 favourite ways to spend summer in Halifax. PUBLISHER Patty Baxter SENIOR EDITOR Trevor J. Adams CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Kim Hart Macneill Debbie Harvie Suzanne Rent DESIGN Roxanna Boers PRODUCTION MANAGER Jeffrey Webb PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Emma Brennan PRINTING Advocate Printing & Publishing FOR ADVERTISING SALES CONTACT: 902-420-9943 [email protected] FOR EDITORIAL AND SUBSCRIPTION ENQUIRIES: Tel. 902-420-9943 Fax 902-429-9058 Email: [email protected] 2882 Gottingen Street Halifax, Nova Scotia B3K 3E2 www.metroguidepublishing.ca www.halifaxmag.com SUBSCRIPTIONS Canada: one year (10 issues), $32+ HST; USA: one year, $32 US; overseas: one year, $42 Cdn. To subscribe to Halifax Magazine, go to www.halifaxmag.com. Halifax Magazine is published 10 times a year, and is distributed to homes in select postal codes, sold on newsstands throughout Metro Halifax, mailed directly, and available at select coffee shops and grocery stores. 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It has a fantastic magazine editors need a break from trying collection and has become a hub for to solve the city’s problems. So in this issue, community events. Halifax really did a great allow me to share my completely biased and job with this. subjective round up of the things I love about Old Burying Ground. Halifax’s first cemetery this city. is a green oasis in the heart of the downtown Shakespeare by the Sea. Live theatre al on Barrington Street. It’s a shady escape on a fresco in Point Pleasant Park—this is one of summer’s afternoon; I love wandering amongst these things I’d spent years pushing on every the centuries-old tombstones, imagining the friend to visit town, while rarely going stories behind the names. myself. Last summer I went to my first show The Army Museum. Tucked in a historic in years. Every minute of Antony and building at Halifax Citadel, this is one of those Cleopatra enchanted me. The setting alone is treasures that visitors probably know better a draw, but it was also a well acted, than locals. With tact and balance, this professionally staged, and thoroughly museum tells Halifax’s military history. It’s entertaining show. I’ll be back this year for home to many unique artifacts, including King Lear (which opens on August 5). Canada’s first Victoria Cross and the Iron Cross Live music.
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