These beautiful, one of a kind, preserved spiderwebs are produced by spiders native to , Nova Scotia. A very delicate and time consuming process has been perfected using special techniques to best collect the webs and preserve them, fully intact, in glass frames.

These are limited pieces due to the time consuming and delicate processes that can only be done during specific times of the year.  These incredible art pieces are limited in quantity as they are only able to be gathered during certain times of the year making each priceless piece totally unique!!!!

Currently available to view at Sin on Skin in Halifax, Plan B Merchants Co-op and The Skull Store online. If you have any questions about purchasing please contact the artist directly at Resurrect, she can take web orders and answer any questions you have about her product.

What's happening around our city.....



October 19 – Nocturne: Art at Night
October 25 – The Halifax POP Explosion
November 2 – Hal-Con Parade
November 8-10 – Hal-Con Convention
November 16 – The 18th Annual Chronicle Herald Holiday Parade of Lights

Halifax Pop Explosion
Halifax’s Pop Explosion festival includes two free concerts in Grand Parade this year. On Friday, October 25, the concert is presented by Eastlink and features the Zolas, We Are Wolves, Shad and a special feature guest. The Saturday, October 26, concert will feature The Town Heroes, Golden Dogs, DIANA, Islands, and more.

Hal-Con Parade and Convention

The Hal-Con parade will take place on November 2. Starting at 11:00 am from Victoria Park traveling down Spring Garden, onto Brunswick Street, the parade will end at Grand Parade.

This year, Hal-Con is hosting their fourth convention on November 8 to 10 at the World Trade and Convention Centre. Hal-Con has grown in size, attendance, attention and popularity with each event by participating in numerous charity and public events such as parades. This year they wanted to do something different by hosting their own parade.