Built in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1978, the Halifax Metro Centre – Canada is the largest arena in the area. Seating is available for up to 13,000 at concerts and approximately 11,000 for hockey and basketball. The venue has been home to a number of sports teams in the past, including the Nova Scotia Voyageurs, Nova Scotia Oilers and Halifax Citadels of the AHL and the Halifax Windjammers of the WBL and NBL. The arena currently hosts the Halifax Rainmen of the NBL and the Halifax Mooseheads of the QMJHL. Since its opening, the venue has held a wide range of concerts by artists such as Gordon Lightfoot and Garth Brooks, a Billy Graham evangelistic crusade, curling tournaments and an NBA exhibition game between the Toronto Raptors and the Philadelphia 76ers. In addition to concerts and sports, the arena has held music awards shows and been the site of filming for TV shows and feature films.