Workers assemble the stage ahead of the 2023 Alianait Arts Festival. This year’s festival is scheduled for July 6 to 9. (Photo courtesy of Alianait Arts Festival, by Vincent Desrosiers)

Iqaluit city council turns down art festival’s request to declare a civic holiday

by Local Journalism Initiative June 17, 2024

written by Local Journalism Initiative June 17, 2024

The dates are set for this year’s Alianait Arts Festival in Iqaluit, but residents will not get the four-day weekend organizers were hoping for. The festival, which typically features live performances and other cultural activities, is scheduled to run July 6 to 9. It starts on a Saturday and ends o...

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