Entertainment in North America
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Playhouse
The Playhouse stages concerts, theater, ballet and shows throughout the year.
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Picnic
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Paramount Lounge
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Pantages
Legendary venue dating back to vaudeville sees acts of all kinds through the year.
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Palomino Club
The Pal: rowdy, fun, dance to AC/DC or local fave Atomic Candy.
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Pacific Opera Victoria
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Outdoor Summer Concerts
In summer, downtown venues from Officers' Sq to the Lighthouse on the Green feature live local music ranging from highland bagpipes and drums to country and blues. Check the website for schedules.
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Onyx
A sultry place for a chic cocktail, the Onyx has a backlit white onyx bar that serves a huge selection of fine wines, single malt whiskeys and nine signature fresh fruit mojitos, among other options. Imbibe small plates of Asian-French cuisine made with local ingredients.
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Old Cosmo
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O'Hanlon's
Sharing the same fine patio with Copper Kettle, O'Hanlon's has a grungy Irish pub vibe. There's an excellent array of Irish and British beers and local microbrews on tap. On weekends there's live music which you'll love if you like offshoots of Modest Mouse. Serves food late.
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New Varscona Theatre
Hiding in the fringes, the Varscona puts on edgy productions from its Strathcona home base.
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Neptune Theatre
This downtown theater presents musicals and well-known plays on its main stage (from $35), and edgier stuff in the studio (from $15).
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Mystique
The regal old Imperial Bank is now the home of a glam club that's devoted to 'the four elements of clubbing': earth, wind, fire and water.
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MTS Centre
Modern downtown arena that hosts concerts and sports.
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MTC Warehouse
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Moonhorse Dance Theatre
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Mighty Pop
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Menz Bar
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McMahon Stadium
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Massey Hall
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Manitoba Theatre Centre
This company produces popular shows on the main stage and more-daring works at the MTC Warehouse.
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Manitoba Opera
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Lux Cinema Centre
The local movie house screens first-run films.
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Lower Deck
A first stop for a real Nova Scotian knee-slapping good time. Think pints in frothy glasses, everyone singing, and live music all spilling out over the sidewalks on summer nights. When someone yells 'sociable!' it's time to raise your glass.
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Loose Moose Theatre Company
Guaranteed to be a fun night out, Loose Moose specializes in improv comedy and audience participation.
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