The tiny church is in Holy Cross Cemetery, a short walk from the downtown core, bordered by Queen, South, and Park streets. Book at Murphy's on the Water, at the Cable Wharf on Halifax's historic waterfront. A Halifax tradition since 1750. Housed in the former Keith's brewery complex downtown at 1496 Lower Water Stt. The bard's plays are staged in summer in Point Pleasant Park, on the southern tip of the Halifax waterfront.
Guests follow actors and actresses through the park's footpaths during the productions.
Pier 21, now Halifax's cruise-ship pier, is being called Canada's Ellis Island. Enos Collins was his name. Privateering was his game. From the wharves of old Halifax, Collins used to send his pirate navy out to capture enemy shipping. That was us during the War of 1812.