The Halifax Fringe Festival

The Halifax Fringe Festival is an annual performing arts festival prioritizing equity-seeking artist and supporting cultural democracy. The Fringe offers over 70 performances including theatre, music, circus, dance, comedy, education, and takes place over 12 days in different venues across Kjipuktuk/Halifax including Bus Stop Theatre, Neptune Theatre, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and Cambridge Battery in Point Pleasant Park.

Performances from local, national and international performers include:

• Shirley Knot the Siren (UK)
• Jimmy Hogg: The Potato King (UK)
• Nicholas Rice: A Side of Rice (Canada)
• Jessica Kissinger: The America Show
• Luba Magnus: Drawn Up (Canada)
• All Request Radio
• Adam Myatt: Adam Believes In Himself (Now) (Halifax)
• And many more!

Check out the full line-up HERE for events and plan to take in a performance between August 30 and September 10, 2023.

Remember your mask! Halifax Fringe prioritizes accessibility and community care and requires masks indoors to keep each other safe. Together we can make our festival a safer space for everyone, including our immunocompromised patrons, artists, volunteers, and staff. If you forget yours, free masks will be available at each venue. Thank you for your care and support!