Ocean Race and the Route Halifax Saint-Pierre Ocean Race (Halifax to St. Pierre) provide additional flavour. For more than thirty years it has hosted an international military tattoo, which in 2006 was granted the right to be known as the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo by HRH Queen Elizabeth II. Important festivals include the Atlantic Jazz Festival, the Atlantic Film Festival, the Multicultural Festival, the Greek Summerfest, Halifax Pride, the Lebanese Festival, and the annual International Busker Festival. Halifax also hosts an annual new music festival called the Halifax Pop Explosion each fall. The Halifax Port Authority is redeveloping a waterfront area adjacent to its passenger/cruise ship terminal (which includes Pier 21) as the Halifax Seaport, promoted as a Bohemian district. Entertainment and nightlife Halifax is reputed to have one of the highest number of bars per capita of any Canadian city; even its QMJHL team is named after a New Brunswick beer company, Moosehead. Many bars have live music every night of the week and artists performing almost any style of music can be found. Halifax's relatively late last call (between three and four in the morning) means that many party-goers are out into the wee hours of the day. A popular destination after leaving the bars is Pizza Corner. The Split Crow Pub is a tavern founded in 1890 and named after the oldest pub in the town, which was the first place in Nova Scotia to get a liquor licence. Performance venues Outdoor concerts are often performed on the Halifax Common or the slopes of Citadel Hill. Major indoor concerts most often take place at the Scotiabank Centre, a downtown arena. Other venues include: Dalhousie Arts Centre at Dalhousie University is home to Symphony Nova Scotia Rebecca Cohn Auditorium (1,023 seats) is the largest concert hall in the province. Sir James Dunn Theatre (230 seats) Three smaller studio theatres Seton Auditorium (1000 seats) is an auditorium at Mount Saint Vincent University with a unique round configuration. Spatz Theatre (780 seats) is an auditorium at Citadel High School. Bella Rose Arts Centre (600 seats) is an auditorium at Halifax West High School. McNally Theatre (600 seats) is an auditorium at Saint Mary's University. Ondaatje Hall (535 seats) is one of the larger lecture halls at Dalhousie University. Neptune Theatre is the premier theatre company in Atlantic Canada. Fountain Hall (479 seats) Studio Theatre (163–200 seats) Paul O'Regan Hall