The Oxford
Est. 1937
A Halifax Icon
The Oxford Theatre was a beloved icon of Quinpool Road and the North End. Watching the space go unused would have been devastating to the community that grew up with it.
The theatre opened in 1937 and quickly became a landmark and an important part of Halifax's history. From first dates and family outings to even a wedding venue, The Oxford Theatre holds fond memories for many Haligonians.
What you'll find inside
Classic Triumph Motorcycle
A centrepiece that anchors the room, a nod to the grit and character of the building's past.
Church Pew Seating
Reclaimed and reimagined, bringing warmth and a sense of history to every seat in the house.
Hand-Painted Murals
Original artwork throughout the taproom that pays tribute to The Oxford's theatrical roots.
Honouring the History
True to Its Roots
Garrison Brewing Co. President Brian Titus recognised the importance of honouring the history of the building and made it his mission to commemorate the icon when developing The Oxford Taproom.
The taproom radiates a cozy and vintage feel, featuring an eclectic mix of artifacts and decor. From the classic Triumph motorcycle to the church pew seating and hand-painted murals, The Oxford stays true to its roots.
Host Your Event
The Oxford loft space and main taproom are available for private bookings.
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