It’s hard to imagine a university campus with more character than our historic Fountain Campus—it’s a National Historic Site of Canada after all. Set near the Halifax boardwalk, the campus encompasses an entire city block of Victorian terrace-style buildings that were once an interconnected row of 19 merchant shops and warehouses. Inside you will find plenty of mysterious nooks and stairwells, open interiors and modern studio spaces, as well as the Anna Leonowens Gallery and many other student favourites. If you are looking for a place where your imagination can run wild, this is it.
What will I see at the Fountain Campus?
Painting, Drawing, Printmaking, Screenprinting, Textiles, Fashion, Photography, Design, Letterpress and more!
Where can I park?
While there is metered street parking along Duke Street, Barrington Street, and Granville Street, parking can be limited. There are two lots nearby, Impark Parking at 1815 Upper Water Street, and Scotia Square parking on Abermarle Street.