New Ross Historical Society Mill Project Please join us in the hearth room at the Ross Farm Museum Wednesday, September 28 at 7:00pm. We are excited to share with you all of our findings to date on mills of New Ross from 1816 to present day. This will include an explanation of the navigation of...Read more >
FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE STARTS AT 8:30pm Cover charge $5.00 Member, $7.00 Non-member Bring your Dancing Shoes!! SEPT 2: JAMIE JUNGER & JOE H. HENRY SEPT 9: AARON WARREN & MARK HIPPERN SEPT 16: CROSSOVER BAND SEPT 23: BUZZON with ERIC KEDDY SEPT 30: HOURGLASS
Photography Day (rescheduled from Sept 24) Location: Bar M Ranch A day where we invite photographers of all skill levels, including inspiring/armature photographers to the farm to take photos and socialize. Bring your own photographer or tripod/selfie stick to capture some fall family photos. This is a free event.
Your pumpkins were stored safely inside to escape, Fiona! You can pick them anytime this weekend until Sunday closing. Final chance to get your pumpkin this year! We'll have a photo booth available for your pickup, as well.
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 staff at the Ross Farm in making candles just like the settlers would have done years ago.
Ruby's Spot, is a special place of inspiration and reflection, surrounded by beautiful gardens with sweeping views of New Ross in the middle of a Christmas Tree Farm, but the Murphy family and NRTS understand some people may have difficulty accessing it. So we've organized a "Mobility Day". From the Murphy's property on the Forties...Read more >
We scour the forest for the best ghoulish and gnarly bits of natural materials. Using witch's broom as the base, we'll create an unforgettable Halloween swag for your door. All materials provided. Oct 8, 1-3pm Cost: $34.50 plus HST Register: foragedfloralsnewross.ca/workshops
In earlier years usually in November, families prepared for winter by putting up barrels of sauerkraut. This is a process in which cabbage is shredded, salted, and stomped in a barrel and then allowed to ferment for 4 to 6 weeks.
11am – 4:30pm Live Local Entertainment Homemade jams, jellies & pickles, vegetables, sauerkraut, delicious baked goods and more! Fully Accessible Facility
12 – 2 pm & 3 – 4:30pm Live Entertainment Turkey Dinner, Dessert, Tea & Coffee Adults $15, Under 12 $7 Under 5 $3 Eat in or Take Out
General Inquiries
New Ross Regional Development Society
PO Box 23, 7 Forties Rd.,
New Ross, NS B0J 2M0
Email: newrossregdevsociety@gmail.com
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