Yellow Birch Hat Making Demo
Ross Farm MuseumStaff at the Ross Farm Museum will demonstrate hat making using strips of wood known as "sheens" stripped from freshly-gathered yellow-birch logs
Staff at the Ross Farm Museum will demonstrate hat making using strips of wood known as "sheens" stripped from freshly-gathered yellow-birch logs
At the Forties Community Centre, doors open at 4pm, serving starts at 4:30pm. Adults: $13, Children 5-12: $7, Under 5: $3 Menu: Hodge-podge, ham, cucumbers & cream, a variety of blueberry dess
Looking for a fun way to stay active and social this spring/summer? Avoid the slippery roads and join us for indoor walking while Badminton/Family Gym Night is happening. Count your laps around the school to be entered to win a prize! Please bring indoor shoes and water bottle. Tuesdays 6:00 – 8:00pm and Wednesdays 5:30...Read more >
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 >
Nancy MacDonald, South Shore Health Nurse Practitioner holds clinic appts at the New Ross Family Resource Centre once/month. For more information or to book an appointment please call 902-275-4414.
with Hugh MacKay, local MLA. Vittles restaurant.
The Forties Garden Club is holding a Gardening Competition for area children to grow their own gardens (flower and vegetable). The children will be given seeds and transplants in mid-late June and the gardens will be judged mid-August. Children up to 14 years, who want to grow a garen, please register before June 10 with...Read more >
This years fair will be another fun filled weekend! Join us for 2 days of events, including: arm wrestling competition, antique chain saw display & fast cut competition, cross cut saw competition, chain saw filing & fast cut competition, chain saw open/unrestricted fast cut competition, children's parade, christmas tree & wreath competition, handicrafts display, Charing...Read more >
Wooden spoons have been a must have utensil in most kitchens throughout time. They come in all shapes and sizes with many uses. Staff at the Ross Farm Museum woodworking shop will show the steps involved in making a spoon.
Rural Roots Market presents, Soil Health, a FREE workshop with Rosemarie Lohnes, Helping Nature Heal. Aug 18, 2-4pm, Hearth Room at Ross Farm Museum. To sign up call 902-599-1207