Martin Bauman is a Podcast Producer and Newsletter Editor for The Coast, a local publication based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. With a focus on the local community, Martin covers a range of topics including arts and culture, food and drink, events, and profiles of individuals and businesses in the area. He is dedicated to sharing the stories and experiences that make Halifax unique.
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Everything you need to know about OutFest 2024—from must-see shows to local performers. By Martin Bauman
The Chester, NS, artist’s latest full-length album, the Bahamas-produced She Told Me Where To Go, comes out May 24, 2024. By Martin Bauman
The Nova Scotian emcee returns with his first album of all-new material since 2018—and his pen is still sharp. By Martin Bauman
Get more stories like this delivered to your inbox by signing up for The Coast Daily newsletter. W ith a flight’s worth of double-digit temperature days on the horizon, Halifax is finally turning a corner from “holy frig it’s cold” to “ah, yes, that’s what it feels like when the sun hits your face.” (Answer: It feels damn good.) And with the city warming up and May knocking at the door, it’s about time for the annual spring turnover. No, not all the flowers about to bloom—although that’s nice, too. This time of the year means another thing: Patio season.
The 16th annual labour movement festival runs May 1-12 in Halifax. Catch up on all the events and where to see them.
By: Martin Bauman
From graveyard tours to mural stories to taking a walk “on the blind side,” here’s a look at all the free walking and biking tours in Halifax from May 4-5, 2024.
The Vancouver indie rock band plays a show at the Scotiabank Theatre on Mar. 4.
The HRM claims it wants to densify its urban core. So why is the bigger growth happening in the ‘burbs? By Martin Bauman and Matt Stickland
Here are all the winners from the 36th annual ECMAs—from Maggie Andrew to Good Dear Good. By Martin Bauman
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