Come join us on Inner Spectacle Island in the Tuskets. We are looking for interested volunteers to help with shoreline cleanup and material sorting. If this sounds like something that would interest you, please reach out to confirm your attendance.

Join us for The Art of Fibre ’26, presented by the Society of Fibre Artists of the Annapolis River (SOFAAR). This inspiring members’ exhibition showcases the incredible creativity and talent of local fibre artists.

Since 1990, Halifax Fringe has presented an accessible, unjuried, and uncensored festival. The Fringe includes theatre, music, circus, dance, comedy, and more. The festival presents local, national, and international artists. The 2026 Halifax Fringe will be presented from September 3rd to 13th, 2026.

The Canadian Progress Club Halifax Citadel is proud to share that the 6th Annual Charity Golf Classic will take place on Thursday, September 10th, 2026 at the River Oaks Golf Course. This exciting event promises a fantastic day of golf, community spirit, and giving back — all in support of the incredible work being done by Family SOS Association. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or simply looking to enjoy a memorable day on the course with friends, colleagues, or clients, this event is the perfect opportunity to combine fun with fundraising. Participants can look forward to a great day of golf, prizes, camaraderie, and community support in one of Nova Scotia’s most scenic settings.

Three for All is a dynamic ensemble featuring guitarists Scott Macmillan, Daniel MacNeil, and Emma Rush. The three musicians each contribute a different flavor to the ensemble: Macmillan is a renowned steel string player with roots in Celtic music and jazz, MacNeil, one of Canada’s most versatile guitarists, specializes in world music traditions, and Rush is a virtuosa classical guitarist. The ensemble skillfully blends the voices of their different guitars to create unique instrumental sound. In concert you’ll hear original works by Macmillan and MacNeil, music from Spain and Latin America, sounds from the jazz world, and more. On stage Three for All combines energy and enthusiasm with technical mastery for a concert you won’t soon forget.

We’re excited to invite you to our upcoming Disability Showcase: Pathway to Connections—a community expo bringing together organizations that support people with disabilities and their families. March of Dimes Canada, Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia, and Caregivers NS are partnering together to create a day of resource sharing and connection! Our aim is bring together individuals with disabilities, families, caregivers, and community partners to learn about the supports available right here in our community. Drop in to find out what is available right here in our neighbourhood

Taking place at Alderney Landing on September 12–13, FamFest delivers live music, theatre, dance, magic, comedy, circus, and hands on creative madness in a format that actually respects adults and fully includes kids. Produced by Atlantic Canadian parents with decades of event experience, this is the sweet spot: a festival where kids feel inspired and adults feel entertained, not trapped. Expect quality live music from national and regional artists, high energy variety shows, and interactive performances. Explore a Silent Disco, creative activity zones, great local food, and zero pressure to sit still.

Barrington Regional Curling Club's 26th annual fall fundraiser will be bigger and better than ever! Featuring our very popular silent auction, giant yard sale, bake sale, vendor market, 50/50, lunch canteen, door prize and more. The bar will be open selling water, pop, juice, chocolate bars, chips, and more. We have something for everyone!

Join us for a special edition of Canada's Storytellers featuring Montreal writer Alice Switocz Goldbloom, author of the award-winning memoir Family Secrets. Part detective story, part memoir, the book follows Goldbloom's search to uncover her parents' hidden wartime experiences in Nazi-occupied Poland. Through personal storytelling and historical research, she brings scholarly history to life while reflecting on family history, immigration, identity, belonging and the lasting impact of the stories we inherit.

The UN General Assembly has deemed 2026 the International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable Development. From September 14-18, 2026, Charity Village will be hosting a series of free events and featuring themed content focused on volunteerism in the Canadian nonprofit and charitable sector.