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Cheapies & Freebies

Having kids can get expensive but having fun with kids does not have to be. Many of the other pages include activities that can be done for free but this page is dedicated for those special deals that come along every once in awhile. Please note that these deals are subject to change without notice. We encourage you to call the facility before you head out on your fun activities!

Stadacona Band
The Stadacona Band – Battle of the Atlantic Memorial Concert

The Stadacona Band of the Royal Canadian Navy will be performing the Battle of the Atlantic Memorial Concert at the Spatz Theatre in Halifax. After two years of online performances, the Stadacona Band is proud to bring this annual FREE commemorative event back to live audiences. Battle of the Atlantic
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Ashton Gardens
Daffodil Walk and Spring Celebration

Celebrate the arrival of Spring with a woodland walk lined with thousands of daffodils at Ashton’s Garden Centre! With educational and interesting fact signage to be found along the way, opportunities for that perfect selfie and spots to sit and enjoy the scenery along the river – you’ll feel the
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MCPA Concert Series
Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts presents Family Discovery Concert Series

The Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts presents its Family Discovery Concert Series! This concert series will take you around the world as you discover new songs, stories, sounds, and dance. Best part? It’s FREE admission for the whole family! Family Discovery Concert Series When: March 6th, April 3rd, and May
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Cineplex Sensory Friendly Screenings
Cineplex Sensory Friendly Screenings

For a child or young adult with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), a busy movie theatre can be a frightening environment. Cineplex has teamed up with Autism Speaks Canada to provide a showing of a film every 4-6 weeks in an ASD-friendly atmosphere. Cineplex Sensory Friendly Screenings are presented in a
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Where to see the Bluenose in 2020
Where to See the Bluenose II, as She Sails Around Nova Scotia This Summer

Want to know where to see the Bluenose II this summer?  In celebration of her 100th birthday, this beautiful schooner will sail around the province as part of a tour called Sail Past Summer. Due to Covid-19 restrictions you won’t be able to board the ship, but rest assured, she
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INdigo Kids
Indigo Kids Event at Chapters Halifax

Are you out and about at the shops this weekend?  Indigo Kids at Chapters has great events for your little ones. They host weekly book-themed events for children. These are the upcoming events for Chapters Halifax. Here’s what’s coming soon: The Paper Bag Princess – Saturday, March 7th at 11:00
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indigokids
Indigo Kids Event at Chapters Dartmouth

Are you out and about at the shops this weekend?  Indigo Kids at Chapters has great events for your little ones. They host weekly book-themed events for children. These are the upcoming events for Chapters Dartmouth. Here’s what’s coming soon:   A Royal Event – Sunday, February 23rd, 2020 Join
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Winter Activities to Enjoy with Your Family in HRM for $5 or Less

We can probably all agree on one thing – winter months are EXPENSIVE! With the holidays, winter clothing, heating the house… and on and on, it feels like a breath of fresh air to find activities for the kids that won’t break the bank. When looking for something to do
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Young Naturalists Club Halifax
Young Naturalists Club

The Young Naturalists Club (YNC) is a FREE nature club geared toward youth (7-12) and their families. There are several chapters, including one in Halifax. With the Young Naturalists Club, your kids can learn more about the many species of Nova Scotia plants and animals, or even the solar system. On
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Lessons at the Lake
Lessons at the Lake

We spent a lot of time at Halifax lakes and beaches last summer, thanks to Halifax Recreation’s program of FREE swimming lessons at Halifax beaches and outdoor pools. At Kearney Lake, my daughter’s class sizes were small, and by the end of the two-session summer, we knew most of the
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