Center 200 is a multi-purpose event venue located in Sydney, Nova Scotia. It was opened in 1988 by Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, and is best known for hosting the MJHL ice hockey game of the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles. It also houses a full-service conference center and banquet facility that can accommodate up to 6,000 people for sporting events and performances by featured artists, including comedians and local talent. With its variety of events ranging from minor league hockey to rock concerts, Center 200 is a must-visit Sydney hotspot for any entertainment enthusiast looking for a night out in Nova Scotia.

Sydney is a great place to visit, no matter what the reason. Located in Nova Scotia, it boasts a stunning waterfront location on the edge of Cape Breton Island and is known for having one of the most picturesque downtown areas in all of Canada. Tourists can take a stroll through the boardwalk along one of the many white sand beaches that line its shoreline or tour one of several local museums full of artifacts from early settlers. The active fishing industry starts each morning with hearty souls setting out on boats near Pier 21 - homeport for several ferries taking passengers around the island - or out along Cox's Cove for a great surf-fishing experience. With its old but majestic churches and garden squares, Sydney is a quaint town offering up plenty of activities for visitors looking for things to do.