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This 50+ exercise class is for you! Offering classes in January at two central locations for your convenience: New Ross Legion=Mon Jan 8th-Mon March 26th New Ross Family Resource Centre=Wed Jan 10th-Wed March 28th Join Wanda Broome and beat the winter blues while improving your fitness level.  This class will be designed to meet your...Read more >

Runs every second Thursday, join us from 9:30-10:30am at Playgroup and then 10:30-12:00 for Baby Group. Free, drop-in program. Come join parents and caregivers for tea, coffee, and conversation.

Friday Night Live shows begin at 8:30pm.  Shows are open to everyone (Guests must be signed in by a member).  Under aged guest must be accompanied by a guardian.   Apr 6: Millett & Hunt Apr 13: Shawn Hebb Apr 20: Aaron Warren & Mark Hippern Apr 27: The Hilites

Winter session starting on Friday, January 12th, for 10 weeks. Classes include: Creative Movement (ages 3-5), Jazz (ages 6-9), Hip Hop & Jazz (ages 10+), Technique & Conditioning (ages 10+), Competitive Contemporary (ages 10-14), Solo & Duo Rehearsals (ages 10+). Classes run from 3:30 - 8:00pm Registration is due Jan. 8th. Call NRFRC with any...Read more >

Dec 1-Friday Night Live with: Havin A Time (Eric Keddy) Dec 8-Friday Night Live with: Matt & Bethan Dec 15-Friday Night Live with: Gypsy instral (Kevin Koloff) Dec 22-Friday Night Live with: Kaylyn Turner & Dexter Reeves Friday Night Live Show begin at 8:30pm

In the early 1800's the only source of light would have been by candle. Many families would have had to make their own candles or else go with no light at all.  Come join the staff at the Ross Farm Museum in making dipped candles just like the settlers would have done years ago.

Feb 24 (9:30 am) Captains Meeting (10am) Sign up at the Legion.

Hike with us up the Old Annapolis Road toward Poplar Hill and the ridge that overlooks the Gold River valley, and back on the crossroads of the Village. It’s a lovely walk through the woods before the trail emerges onto a windswept tree lot. The trail may,or may not, be packed down by snowmobiles by...Read more >

In the early 1800's the only source of light would have been by candle. Many families would have had to make their own candles or else go with no light at all.  Come join the staff at the Ross Farm Museum in making dipped candles just like the settlers would have done years ago.

The last Sunday of each month in the Hearth Room from 1-4pm. There will be tea and coffee. Fee is $3.00