TORONTO (Sept. 2, 2026) – The National Hockey League (NHL) and National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA), in partnership with Halifax Regional Municipality, today unveiled the full lineup of attractions and interactive experiences for 2026 NHL STREET Harbour Fest. The free, two-day street hockey festival will take place Sept. 12-13 at Emera Oval (5775 Cogswell St., Halifax, NS B3K 4B2), with teams interested in participating in the tournament still able to register at https://www.nhl.com/fans/nhl-play/harbourfest.
Designed to bring together players, fans, partners and the local community, 2026 NHL STREET Harbour Fest will celebrate hockey, connection and community in a province with a rich hockey history and deep NHL player ties. The festival will feature 3-on-3 gameplay, community- and partner-driven activations, live music on Rogers Stage, food trucks and photo opportunities with the NHL trophies.
Popular hockey creator Coach Jeremy will also join the celebration, bringing his signature energy and skills to educate, entertain and motivate fans of all ages.
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Schedule of Events
Saturday, September 12 (all times local)
10 a.m.: Game play begins & activations open
12 p.m.: Opening ceremony
- Andy Fillmore, Mayor of Halifax Regional Municipality
- Rob Knesaurek, NHL Senior Vice President, Community Development & Industry Growth
- Additional participants to be announced
12:30 pm. – 2 p.m.: Musical performance by Brooklyn Blackmore (Rogers Stage)
2 p.m.: Blind Hockey demonstration with Nova Scotia See Kings and Moncton See Cats
- Joe Fornasier, Canadian National Blind Hockey Team
2:30 p.m. – 4 p.m.: Musical performance by Michael Llyod (Rogers Stage)
Sunday, September 13 (all times local)
10 a.m.: Game play begins & activations open
11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.: Legacy and Leadership in Hockey Panel (From the Coloured Hockey League to Today)
- Georges Laraque & Bryce Salvador, NHL Alumni
- Dean Smith, Black Youth Ice Hockey Program (2023 Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award winner)
12:30 p.m. – 2 p.m.: Musical performance by Luke Levy (Rogers Stage)
On Rogers Stage: Musical Performances
· Luke Levy: Levy brings an authentic Maritime sound and a crowd-pleasing mix of classic rock and country covers designed to keep the energy high throughout the festival. A veteran of the East Coast music scene, he has performed with The Regal Beagle Band, Floodland and the acclaimed 10-piece ensemble Rankin and The Broken Reeds.
· Brooklyn Blackmore: An award-winning country artist from Nova Scotia, Blackmore is known for her soulful sound, boho spirit, and powerhouse vocals. With influences ranging from Stevie Nicks and Shania Twain to Miley Cyrus, she brings a distinct energy to the stage and has earned recognition from the North American Country Music Association, the East Coast Music Awards and Music Nova Scotia Awards.
· Mike Lloyd: Hailing from Cape Breton Island, Lloyd is a versatile guitarist whose sound is rooted in Celtic, country, and rock influences. A two-time CCMA “Guitar Player of the Year” second-ballot nominee, he has performed with The Right Good, Ben Chase and artists including Riley Taylor, Ria Mae, Makayla Lynn, JoJo Mason, and Aaron Pritchett.



















