Fish and seafood are consumed by the citizens of nearly every country around the globe. In fact, “more than 3 billion people in the world rely on wild-caught and farmed seafood as a significant source of animal protein” according to the World Wildlife Organization’s report on Sustainable Seafood.
There’s never a dull moment on Halifax Harbour! For the last seven weeks, we’ve been perched 20 stories above Halifax Harbour …
Architects, garden designers, photographers, painters and other visual artists often frame a view to present it in the most compelling way. “View framing does not create a new view, rather, it frames it, draws attention to it, and amplifies its beauty” writes the architect/author of Where Is the North website.
A beautiful autumn Sunday. An open road. Nova Scotia’s spectacular coastline. Several leisurely hours with my sister. Dozens of artists eager to welcome us to their studios and shops. A good, old-fashioned Sunday drive with a modern twist! What could be better than this?
A recent walk along the Halifax waterfront revealed an exciting new maker opportunity ― a Quill Medallion Workshop at Sitamuk Kjipuktuk Cultural Post.
Porcupine quillwork is a unique art form in which quillers use porcupine quills to embellish storage containers, textiles and other objects. Quilling has been practiced by the Indigenous peoples of North America for centuries.
