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Mon, Jul. 13th, 2009, 09:00 pm Not open
The ‘CLOSED’ sign has been out since 26 August, 2007.
Thursday was a road trip to the 2007 Annapolis Valley Exhibition, in Lawrencetown (not to be confused with the beach). I go ever year chiefly for three reasons: the poultry showing, the barrel racing, and any type of fried dough. After those are accomplished, the midway and any other attractions are just a bonus. Sometimes they have good concerts, but this year's line-up did not inspire. ( The Ex. )(Videos of the barrels: 1, 2, & 3.)
Khyber Club, 14 February, 2007: Be Bad( . )
Saturday, 10 February, 2007: What would you have seen if you followed multi-instrumentalist Catriona Sturton around Halifax all day? First, she gave a beginners' harmonica work-shop at the Spring Garden Branch Library. ( Teaching. )Then, it was the Bus Stop Theatre, where she sat on Al Tuck's performance at the In the Dead of Winter Music Festival. ( Sitting in. )Later, she played a set of her own songs (and one from Plumtree) at Gus' Pub. ( Headlining. )
For a split second between 28 February and 1 March last night, it was Nathan's birth-day. That occasion did not pass without fanfare. ( There's a new lobster in town. )More up-dates a-comin' soon.
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