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  • New Years Day Levee!

    New Ross Legion Branch #79 64 Forties Road, New Ross, Nova Scotia, Canada

    The New Ross Legion will be hosting a New Years Day Levee starting at 1:00pm, with music, food and entertainment by Carla & Tony.  Come by and ring in the New Year!  

  • New Ross Regional Development Society-Meeting

    New Ross Regional Development Society-Meeting
    New Ross Legion Branch #79 64 Forties Road, New Ross, Nova Scotia, Canada

    The New Ross Regional Development Society is a non-profit, volunteer organization that is a key player in the vitality, welfare and beautification of the New Ross community. Our primary focus is to improve the social, cultural, environmental and economic conditions in which we live, while respecting and preserving our heritage. We welcome anyone in the...Read more >

  • Winter Frolic

    Winter Frolic
    Ross Farm Museum

    Winter is fun at Ross Farm Museum, this weekend join us for a sleigh ride, and enjoy a delicious cup of hot chocolate made over an open fire. Visit the farm workshop and sample some homemade ice cream. Bring your toboggan; we have a fabulous coasting hill. We also have snow shoes available for you...Read more >

  • Variety Show @ FCC

    Forties Community Centre 1787 Forties Rd, New Ross, Nova Scotia, Canada

    Sunday Jan 14th- 1:30 - 4:00 pm at the Forties Community Centre. Admission: $5.00 Entertainment: Dave Guptill and Barbara Crowell, Carrol Edwards & Friends, Country Heat, Jim Manuel and the Grass Hoppers Canteen will be available. Call 902-689-2612 for more information

  • 3rd Annual Jimmy Buffett Night

    New Ross Legion Branch #79 64 Forties Road, New Ross, Nova Scotia, Canada

    Join us at the New Ross Legion for our 3rd Annual "Jimmy Buffett Night" -  Music by Steve Cochrane & Aaron Warren.  Enjoy a taste of Margaritaville in Brach 79!

  • The Village Blacksmith

    Ross Farm Museum

    This weekend come to Ross Farm Museum and learn why the blacksmith was such an important part of the community and why they remained so, well into the 20th century.