Join us as Graeme Duffus recalls his experience working on three important buildings in Halifax in the past two decades: Keith Hall, Power Cottage and HRM City Hall. These iconic buildings have been given new life through careful restoration and the commitment of the owners. Graeme will describe some of the challenges and surprises encountered in restoring these buildings, showing what was required to allow them to grace our city for another century and beyond.

Join us in person at the Museum of Industry in Stellarton for a free workshop on how to research and register buildings in Nova Scotia.

There is a crisis in the increase of heritage building demolitions in HRM and around the province. District heritage registration is one tool groups can use to help preserve the integrity of heritage neighbourhoods.

Join the Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia for a free workshop on line workshop on how to research and register buildings in Nova Scotia

Join us in person at the Bedford Public Library for a free workshop on how to research and register buildings in Nova Scotia.

Join artist and Hydrostone resident Mary Reardon as she chronicles the Hydrostone district’s development, from the history of its design, the people involved, and the chosen method of its construction to its completion, resulting in the first nationally-funded social housing project in Canada.