The countdown is on!
For a sneak peek at the complete CATCH 2010 program, click here.
Hours
Sunday, June 20, 2010 — 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cunard Centre, is a waterfront cargo shed renovated into a large multipurpose, year-round event centre. Cunard Centre is located at Pier 23 as part of the Halifax Port Authority’s SeaPort redevelopment. The venue’s sheer size, 53,000 square feet of column free space, boasts one of the largest capacities for events in Halifax.
The Cunard Centre is located at 961 Marginal Rd., in Halifax. The venue is situated in the Seaport Development District, behind the Westin Nova Scotian Hotel and adjacent to Pier 21 - Canada’s Immigration Museum.
For more informaton about the venue for CATCH 2010, visit www.rcr.ca/catering/venues/cunard-centre/.
Admission & Tickets
General Admission:
$10 per person (admission with two tasting tickets)
Children under 12 - free
A general admission ticket price entitles you entry into CATCH: The Nova Scotia Seafood Festival and offers you the opportunity to take advantage of a variety of special attractions such as culinary demonstrations, tasting seminars, live entertainment and much more! Planning a group of 10 or more? Contact us for special group rates (902) 424-0334 or info@novascotiaseafoodfestival.ca
Tasting Tickets:
Tasting tickets are $1 each and are available in sheets of $10; and can be purchased at the festival. To get the most of your visit, you are invited to purchase tasting tickets to have a taste of what our exhibitors have to offer. Tickets are redeemed at the various exhibitor booths for samples of seafood, wine, beer, and liquor. This is an excellent opportunity to taste a variety of Nova Scotia seafoods and drinks all under one roof!
*Please note that we do not issue ticket refunds.
Accommodations
Delta Halifax & Barrington
Barrington Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia
To receive a special $109 festival room rate at the Delta, click here.
Presenting Sponsor
Nova Scotia’s premier seafood event is being hosted by the Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture. The department’s mission is to foster prosperous and sustainable fisheries, aquaculture and food industries through the delivery of quality public services for the betterment of coastal communities and of all Nova Scotians.
The Nova Scotia Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture provides services to the province’s fishing sectors - one of the biggest economies in the province’s coastal regions. These industries contribute over $1 billion annually to the provincial economy and creates thousands of jobs. For more information, visit www.gov.ns.ca/fish.