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Old Posted Jun 2, 2014, 7:15 PM
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Doors Open 2014

Anybody planning to attend this weekend? I'm hoping to get the time to see the Dominion Building and maybe a few more, like the Scotiabank bldg, Government House, The Halifax Club, etc.

http://doorsopenhalifax.com/venues-2014/

Here's a list from the website:

Africville Museum, Seaview Baptist Church, 5975 Africville Road
Alexander Keith’s Brewery, 1496 Lower Water Street
Bedford-Hammonds Plains Community Centre, 202 Innovation Drive, Bedford
All Saints Cathedral, 1330 Martello Road
Beth Israel Synagogue, 1480 Oxford Street
Bridge Centre for Arts and Technology, 50 Queen Street, Dartmouth
Cambridge Military Library, 1575 Queen Street
Dalhousie University Life Sciences Research Institute, 1344 Summer Street
Dalhousie University Ocean Sciences Building, 1355 Oxford Street
Dominion Public Building, 1713 Bedford Row
Environment Canada – Queens Square, 45 Alderney Drive, Dartmouth
Government House, 1451 Barrington Street
Halifax Central Library (Opening Fall 2014), Spring Garden Road and Queen Street
Halifax City Hall, Grand Parade, 1841 Argyle Street
Halifax Club, 1682 Hollis Street
Halifax Fire Department, Station #2, 5988 University Avenue
Halifax Grammar School (former Tower Road School), 945 Tower Road
Halifax Provincial Courthouse, 5250 Spring Garden Road
Lord Nelson Hotel, Universal Realty Group, 1515 South Park Street
Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts, 6199 Chebucto Road
Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, 1675 Lower Water St,
Metro Transit – Ragged Lake Operations and Maintenance Facility, 110 Grassy Lake Drive, Halifax
Mill Cove Water Pollution Control Plant, 205 Waterfront Drive, Bedford
Neptune Theatre, 1593 Argyle Street
Old Town Clock, Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, 5425 Sackville Street
Province House, 1726 Hollis Street
Q Lofts, Polycorp Group, 5663 Roberts Street
Sacred Heart School of Halifax, 5820 Spring Garden Road
Scotiabank Main Branch, 1709 Hollis Street
Spring Garden Terrace, Killam Properties, 5885 Spring Garden Road
St. Antonios Antiochian Orthodox Church, 2455 Windsor Street
St. Mary’s Cathedral Basilica, 5221 Spring Garden Road
Saint Mary’s University, 960 Tower Road
St. Matthew’s United Church, 1479 Barrington Street
St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Grand Parade, 1749 Argyle Street
The Berkeley, Retirement Living, 2633 Gladstone Street
Theatre Lofts, 2116 Gottingen Street
Ummah Masjid, Community Centre and Mosque, 2510 St. Mathias Street
University of King’s College, Chapel and Library, 6350 Coburg Road
VIA Rail Halifax Train Station, 1161 Hollis Street
Women’s Council House, 989 Young Avenue

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Anybody planning to attend this weekend? I'm hoping to get the time to see the Dominion Building and maybe a few more, like the Scotiabank bldg, Government House, The Halifax Club, etc.

http://doorsopenhalifax.com/venues-2014/

Here's a list from the website:

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Halifax Central Library (Opening Fall 2014), Spring Garden Road and Queen Street
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Old Posted Jun 3, 2014, 4:11 AM
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Good timing. I'm going to be in town. I'd really like to visit the Dominion Public Building and Bank of NS.
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^I went to the Dominion Public Building during Doors Open last year; it was very cool even though the tower was (is) closed. Also randomly checked out the Little Dutch Church and the Canadian Hurricane Centre. I wish I could be there this time around, as it's an impressive list.
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...bump...

Starting today.

Pics on the live blog on the Herald

http://thechronicleherald.ca/metro/1...s-open-halifax

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It's every year isn't it? I missed it this year (I don't even think I was in town) but I guess I can start planning for the next one. To be honest I always forget that we even have one here. When spring time is approaching all I think about is if there's some way I can get to Toronto to take in the one there.
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Yes, to my understanding it's now every year. I think it just started up in Halifax a few years ago, actually.

I missed this year as well but really enjoyed the 2014 one. Hope to make it next year, along with some more Jane's walk events.
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2013 was the first year.sadly, 2015 seemed smaller - noticeably absent this year were all the churches, which opened in 2013.
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