
Festa Italiana Brings a Taste of Italy to Halifax's North End
Halifax's North End transforms into a lively Italian festival with music, food, and culture at the heart of Festa Italiana.
Halifax's North End transforms into a lively Italian festival with music, food, and culture at the heart of Festa Italiana.
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