Entertainment for all

  • Lullabies from around the World

    FREE SHOW! Pack your imagination and travel the world through music in Lullabies from Around the World with Anna Shabalina — a magical family concert filled with beautiful melodies, stories, and sounds from across the globe! From the snowy mountains of Norway to the vibrant rhythms of Africa, from Celtic songs to gentle melodies from […]

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  • The Platypus Play

    What do you do if you don't seem to fit in anywhere? This joyful, silly, and energetic show features an insecure platypus who is worried about all the ways that they are different. With catchy songs and a cast of characters who each have something in common with our platypus friend, this story is about […]

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  • Bird Watch

    Get ready to flap, soar, and laugh out loud in Bird Watch from inesS Circus — a wildly fun aerial circus adventure for the whole family! Join two enthusiastic birdwatchers as they journey across the beautiful landscapes of Nova Scotia in search of some of the province’s most fascinating feathered friends. Along the way, audiences […]

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Dive into our Visual Guide to get a comprehensive look at the layout, exhibitions, and features of Bella Rose Arts Centre. Whether you’re planning your visit or just curious about what we offer, our Visual Guide is the perfect resource.

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We welcome rental inquiries from promoters, artists, booking agents, non-profit organizations and commercial businesses. Our venue is capable of handling a wide variety of events from conferences to concerts, theatrical performances to fundraisers and cultural showcases.

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Land Acknowledgement

We are in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded land of the Mi’kmaq People. The area where the Bella Rose Arts Centre, as well as Halifax West High School, are located is K’jipuktuk (che-book-took). We honour the Treaties of Peace and Friendship, and pay our respects to the Elders, past and present, as we continue to work in our community toward reconciliation on a daily basis. We are all treaty people.  This practice, of acknowledging the original inhabitants of this land, is itself an Indigenous practice.  We offer it to affirm our commitment to learning and working towards a more equitable world, and to invite you to join us on this journey.

The image you see here is located outside the main entrance to our building and is the work of Indigenous artist Melissa Peter-Paul. To learn more about this project and land acknowledgements please click below.

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