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Nocturne
Thousands brave rain and cold for Nocturne: Art at Night
From a ferris wheel to ferry-oke, there was plenty to see at this year's Nocturne
By Sarah Rae, and Ashley Corbett
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Anna Sprague's Ferris Wheel on Citadel Hill Sarah Rae

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Anna Sprague’s Ferris Wheel on Citadel Hill. Sarah Rae
With more than 80 official exhibits and many more unofficial ones, Nocturne: Art at Night had art-lovers trekking all over Halifax and Dartmouth. Thousands of people came out for the annual event Saturday night, despite rain early in the evening and cold weather.
Nocturne is a free annual event that showcases the local art scene by bringing it to the streets of Halifax and Dartmouth.
See some of the exhibits here:
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