Cultural Centre in Halifax, NS

cultural centre in Halifax, NS (Results 1 - 6 of 6)

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Canada Heritage
2021 Brunswick St, Halifax, B3J 3L8
(902) 426-4334
Home Of The Guardian Angel
2893 Agricola Street, Halifax, B3K 4E8
(902) 479-3031
... Counselling, Service, community service, Cultural center, Social Services, Organization, Non...

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Kalapa Publications
Closed now
2178 Gottingen Street, Halifax, B3K 3B4
The mission of Kalapa Publications is to communicate the vision, teachings, and culture of Shambhala and the Sakyong lineage through publications, recordings, and other media. Here you will find ... cultural centre, books, sound recordings, films, banners, pins
QEII Health Sciences Centre
Open now
1796 Summer St, Halifax, B3H 3A7
(902) 473-2187
... Hospital, INFORMATION AND CULTURAL INDUSTRIES, LIBRARY, MEDICAL
Center for Global Education and Cultural Exchange
Closed now
333 Main Ave, Halifax, B3S 0B6
(902) 402-8530
Shambhala Sun
Closed now
701-1660 Hollis St, Halifax, B3J 1V7
(902) 422-8404
The Shambhala Sun is today's leading Buddhist magazine, bringing a contemplative view to all the important issues in life. ... CULTURAL INDUSTRIES, Gretel Ehrlich, Kagyu, Chogyam Trungpa, Tibet, periodical printing, spiritual...

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Portuguese Social Club
43 Boland Rd., Dartmouth, B3A 1M9
(902) 463-5261
FULL BANQUET FACILITIES WEDDING RECEPTIONS & CONVENTIONS, LICENSED BAR, RAISED STAGE 50-250 PEOPLE, COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE ... Cultural center, Facilities, Service, venues, Room, Auditorium, traiteurs, Business Associations,...
FéCANE
54 Queen St, Dartmouth, B2Y 1G3
(902) 466-1610
... Cultural center, Arts organization
Atlantic Play Therapy Centre
1394 Bedford Hwy, Bedford, B4A 1E2
(902) 429-2782
Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia
Closed now
10 Cherry Brook Road, Cherry Brook, B2Z 1A8
(902) 434-6223
... Cultural Centre, Nonprofit Organization, Museum, Non-profit organization, Black Culture, Charity...
The Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia is a significant and educational destination, filled with history and insights into the contributions of the black community. Visitors express gratitude for the helpful staff and the curation of information on local black history, including topics such as sports, arts, civil rights, and more. Some visitors have made multiple visits to learn more. The Centre is described as modest yet proudly displaying a rich and remarkable history.