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Timber Lounge Axe Throwing is a premier facility located in Dartmouth and Moncton, offering a unique and thrilling experience for visitors. Inspired by Atlantic Canada's lumberjack heritage, Timber Lounge provides the opportunity to unleash your inner lumberjack in a safe and controlled environment. Whether you seek a memorable date night, team-building activity, or a fun way to celebrate with friends, Timber Lounge's axe throwing experience caters to various occasions. Guests can enjoy the timeless sport of double-bit axe throwing, combining precision, focus, and entertainment for an unforgettable time. With a selection of local craft beer, cider, and wine available at both locations, visitors can complement their axe throwing experience with a refreshing beverage. Whether in Dartmouth or Moncton, Timber Lounge promises a memorable time that will leave guests eager to return for more axe-throwing excitement. Generated from the website content

Synergy Physio Pilates in Halifax, NS offers physiotherapy services and group Pilates classes taught by physiotherapists. Their innovative healthcare approach focuses on proactive and preventive measures to support overall wellness. New students benefit from individual attention and free assessments, with classes covered by many insurance plans. With a blend of in-person and online treatments, Synergy Physio Pilates provides a hybrid studio experience for their clients. The studio also offers on-demand class subscriptions, including a prenatal edition, through Synergy Stream. Their commitment to personalized care and accessibility ensures that all clients receive the attention and accommodations they require for their wellness journey. Generated from the website content

QUE TAL Restaurante Mexicano is a vibrant eatery located at the Keith's Brewery Farmers Market in Halifax, Nova Scotia, offering a taste of authentic Mexican cuisine. The restaurant is known for its fresh ingredients and flavorful dishes, providing a delightful culinary experience for market-goers. Reopening on January 11, QUE TAL aims to bring the spirit of Mexico to the community, serving a varied menu that captivates local food enthusiasts. The restaurant also participates in the Farmers Market, showcasing its commitment to supporting local agriculture and artisan food producers. Generated from the website