Radstorm is an all-ages art and music community space that is the home to the Anchor Archive Zine Library, Ink Storm Screenprinting Studio, and Sad Rad Music Collective.
RadStorm is a non-profit community arts center located in Kjipuktuk/Halifax, which promotes creative and progressive cultural activities for all age groups through a DIY approach. It is important to note that our space is a dry-space, meaning no drinks are allowed inside the space. Our center provides avenues for music rehearsal, recording studio, music shows, screenprinting, a zine library, LGBTQ2S+ events, art exhibitions, educational workshops, and social and political discussions. We offer a platform for local artists, activists, and community members to collaborate on projects.

2177 Gottingen Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Check the latest updates below for any cancellations.
- Public Open Hours: Sundays, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- Wearing masks is encouraged at the space and provided to you at the door.
- Mailing address: PO Box 40047, Robie St. PO., Halifax, NS. B3K 0E4
Get involved with us ➣ radstormhalifax[at]gmail.com
- SadRad (jam space, recording studio and show/event booking): sadrad[at]googlegroups.com
- Inkstorm Screenprinting Collective: inkstormscreen[at]gmail.com
- Anchor Archive Zine Library: anchorarchive[at]gmail.com
- Food Against Fascism &The People’s Fridge: foodagainstfascismns[@]gmail.com
Latest updates

We have some terrific news about our campaign to buy 2177 Gottingen St. We have recently received a very generous donation from an individual donor that will make it possible for us to purchase the building! This donor, Dr. Bob Fredrickson, is a local hero within the queer community, having been the primary care doctor for most HIV/AIDS patients in Halifax in the first decades of the epidemic, and then went on to be a resource for trans health. We are honoured to receive such a large donation from such a respected community member.
We invite you to celebrate the purchase of the Radstorm Building with us on Sunday, May 25 from 1-5pm at RadStorm. There will be tours of the building, food, music, screenprinting demos, and more! This is also a chance for us to celebrate all of the people who made this possible.
We want to thank everyone who supported us in our campaign to own our forever home. We would never have been able to achieve this dream without the support from our community, including Dr. Bob Fredrickson, our investors in the community bonds campaign, the contribution from the HRM, RadStorm members who worked so hard to make this happen, and RadStorm’s incredibly supportive building owners, Walter & Mary Schlech. As a space that exists for and because of our community, we’re immensely grateful for the incredible support that helped make this moment possible. Now let’s celebrate!
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