Light House Arts Centre — Attraction in Halifax

This is a show room, get ready for seats. there is seats and stage, i have never had an issue with seating to see who is on stage.

Drinks? Get your business in order and get some descent drinks with at least name brand mix if your going with a 2l bottle. it is gut rot city here for drinks. Its all your great local breweries giving your there absolutely disgusting 18berry lobster garrison lock over hop flat drinks. I get supporting local, and we should. did you know local breweries brew great beers and include other brands where these people live , work, and get taxed for the community too.

a lot of people drink Generic brands because they are tried tested and true.

Hard liquor likes to pair with good mixes. If you know your doing an event... i don't know get some mixes? don't be cheap and get FLAT SPRITZ UP, who wants that?

who wants cola and rum? Its coke. who wants Spritz up and vodka? its 7 and 7 for a reason.

Gut rot city, get a glow on before you go so you don't have to go near all this local idiotically brewed berry moose urin 1 day aged hop on a kangaroo Ippa no sugar tastes like a rotted kombucha bottle dog urine people who think they are hip are now drinking.

My view....

I recently visited for a Telugu movie and left deeply disappointed. This theater falls significantly short of modern standards.

The major issues are:

· Tiny Screen: The screen is surprisingly small, comparable to a large home TV, which defeats the purpose of a cinematic experience. · Poor Sound Quality: While the bass is present, the sound comes only from the front. The lack of surround sound and frequently inaudible dialogues made it hard to follow the film. · Technical Faults: The projector malfunctioned multiple times, flashing a green screen and interrupting the movie. · Uncomfortable Seats: The seating is inadequate for a feature-length film, becoming very uncomfortable over time.

Unfortunately, due to these critical shortcomings, I cannot recommend this theater and will not...

A fairly new venue in Halifax as far as concert space goes. I raised concerns initially because the ticketing platform didn’t have wheelchair accessible seating options. Despite purchasing well in advance of the show, emailing an on site building manager and having them tell me which seats to buy, when we arrived for the show, the tickets we booked were not set up for wheelchair access. An event manager helped me out so it ended up okay but there was a lot of confusion as the first person I spoke to didn’t seem to confirm with their staff who would be "on the ground" come showtime. They told me they have better systems in place now. Let's hope!

On the bright side, the washrooms are set up well for...