The Neptune Theater originally went by the name of Strand Theatre and was designed by famous architect Andrew Cobb. The Theatre is at its peak during the summer months when tickets sell like hot cakes, and is known among the fraternity as Atlantic Canada's biggest professional regional theater. The theater organizes a range of plays, from musicals to world and Canadian premiers. In the past, it has seen classic productions such as CATS, Westside Story and Beauty and The Beast. Situated in the heart of downtown, Neptune Theatre offers an invaluable experience.
Scotiabank Centre, formerly known as Halifax Metro Centre, is Halifax's largest multi-purpose indoor sporting arena. Home to junior hockey's Mooseheads, and full to the rafters when the team is on the ice, the Scotiabank Centre hosts any number of large events, including championship figure skating, basketball, and at least one NHL pre-season game every September. It also serves as an event hall for concerts and cultural functions throughout the year. Visitors of all interests can enjoy the Scotiabank Centre and should check it out when in the Halifax area.
Opened in 1999, Alderney Landing is a popular spot by the harbor for not only businessmen but also those looking for some form of entertainment. Pipped as a community cultural center, is a sought after convention center and entertainment space. Check out some live performances outdoors in their Events Plaza or witness top-notch acts by performers from all across the world at their theater. The Craig Gallery is a great place to catch a glimpse of local art or explore their markets such as the Farmers' Market and the Norman Newman Market for regional produce and craft-works.