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2023 Upstream Music Association's Annual General Meeting
You're invited to Upstream Music Association's 2023 Annual General Meeting. When: Tuesday. Sept. 26th. At 7 pm. Where: St. Joseph’s Square…
For over 34 years, Upstream Music Association has been creating pan-genre orchestral nujazz, beyond classical, cyber world, experimental music improvisation, composition & conduction ensembles, concert series, festivals, recordings, workshops and symposia in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Upstream Membership
It's That time of year again! upstream music Association's Annual Membership drive for the 2023 - 2023 Season! For just $10, you can enjoy…
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Volunteer opportunity with Upstream Music Association
Upstream Music Association's volunteer board is seeking a replacement for our treasurer, who is retiring after many years of service. Duties include…
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INDIA GAILEY RECIPIENT OF UPSTREAM MUSIC ASSOCIATION’S 2023 PAUL CRAM CREATION AWARD
During the Intermission of the Final Performance of Open Waters Festival 2023, our Artistic Director Lukas Pearse announced that India Gailey had been…
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Open Waters Festival 2023
We are excited to share with you the poster and brochure for the 2023 Open Waters Festival! With 19 extraordinary events taking place at five…
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Breaking Circus Studio Presents: That Which Lights Your Way: Diffraction
It's the conclusion of the physics experiment as Breaking Circus brings you the final part of the Light Trilogy, That Which Lights Your Way…
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Michael Formanek at the Halifax Jazz Festival
Upstream is partnering with the Halifax Jazz Festival this summer to present Michael Formanek's Drome Trio WHEN: July 12th at 7:30 pmWHERE: St…
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Behrooz Mihankhah Recipient of Upstream Music Association’s Paul Cram Creation Award
Following the concert with Open Borders and Jah’Mila this past Saturday, Behrooz Mihankhah was awarded the Paul Cram Creation Award. This award is…
The Paul Cram Creation Award
The Upstream Music Association is honoured to create the Paul Cram Creation Award.
With this initiative, Upstream will be able to sustain the memory of Paul Cram and his seminal work in developing Upstream’s activities in Halifax and furthering the performance of the music he loved.