The Atlantic National Exhibition was a significant event held in Halifax, Nova Scotia, from 1889 to 1941. It showcased various industries, arts, and cultures, attracting visitors from across the region. The exhibition featured agricultural displays, carnival rides, and entertainment, making it a popular summer attraction for families. This annual event played a crucial role in promoting local businesses and fostering community spirit. It also provided a platform for showcasing advancements in technology and agriculture, contributing to the economic development of Nova Scotia. The exhibition's legacy continues to influence local fairs and festivals today.