Phin's Dance to Move program has resumed for the fall.  Join us for weekly dance classes for people with Parkinson's, and their care partners. Classes are free and all are welcome. Join any time. Find more information on our Dance…

Phin is looking for compassionate volunteers to support our Dance to Move program - dance classes for people living with Parkinson's. The role of the volunteer is to do the class with the participants, providing light support to folks who…

Phin is seeking compassionate and community-minded individuals with a passion for the arts to join our Board of Directors!

We are seeking to fill the positions of Treasurer and Member-at-Large. Our immediate focus is on recruiting an individual with financial…

Join Us for an Exciting Workshop with Manual Cinema!

Manual Cinema, an Emmy Award-winning performance collective, design studio, and film/video production company from Chicago, will be offering an immersive and imaginative workshop in shadow puppetry led by Sarah Fornace, Manual…

Phin is excited to collaborate with Dawn Web for Red Corner, a multi-disciplinary expression of Dawn's poetry collection at the Halifax Fringe Festival. 

Red Corner explores themes of identity, sexual health, neurodiversity, queer and political issues, sexism, racism, illness, suicide…

Exciting news… our merch is back! 🥳

Are you more like dog, heron, or monkey? Wear your favourite character's slogan on a soft cotton blend t-shirt, available in adult and child sizes. 🌟

Head to our merch page for more…

Sydney (she/her) is an emerging contemporary dance artist from Sikunme’katik (Gaspereau, NS) and holds a BFA in dance from York University where she had the privilege to train under Tracey Norman, Syreeta Hector, and Jessica Runge. Amidst her studies, she…

For people living with Parkinson's

Phin is thrilled to partner with Parkinson Canada to offer a series of gentle dance classes for people living with Parkinson’s and their caregivers. Research shows that regular dance classes slows progression of PD…

The monkey, the heron, and the dog are off to Tatamagouche! 

June 6th at 6:30pm

The Grace Arts Centre

31 Creamery Rd, Tatamagouche.

Click here for more info!