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Help us preserve the legacy of burlesque in Nova Scotia

PHAB NS is a self funded volunteer-run non profit society dedicated to uncovering, documenting, and sharing the untold history of burlesque in Nova Scotia. While we operate with passion and heart, historical preservation comes with real-world costs.
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Your financial support helps us cover essential expenses such as archival access and usage fees, reproduction and storage of historical materials, website and hosting costs, and day-to-day administrative needs. Every contribution, no matter the size, directly supports our mission to build a lasting resource for public education, research, and artistic appreciation.
At this time, we are not able to issue charitable tax receipts - but your support still makes a meaningful impact.

We also gratefully accept in-kind donations, including historical materials, photographs, memorabilia, professional services, and other resources that can help us grow and preserve our archive.

If you believe in the power of storytelling, performance, and preserving working-class artistic heritage, we invite you to support our project and help us keep this history alive. Every contribution - whether financial, in-kind, or through merch support - helps us preserve and celebrate the vibrant legacy of burlesque in Nova Scotia.
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Land Acknowledgement 
PHAB NS acknowledges that the work we undertake takes place on Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people. These lands hold histories and knowledge systems that extend beyond colonial records, including those maintained through language, oral tradition, and cultural practice. As we document and preserve the history of theatre in this region, we do so with recognition of the longstanding presence and contributions of Mi’kmaq communities. We recognize the importance of listening to and respecting Indigenous knowledge, and of acknowledging the broader historical context in which this work takes place.
  • Home
  • About
  • History
    • Notable Figures
    • Performers
    • Scrap Book
    • Learn More
  • Support
    • Volunteer
    • Donate
    • Submit Materials
    • Sponsor PHAB NS
    • Shop Our Merch
    • Supporter Thanks
    • Performer Record
  • Blog
  • Contact