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 >

As part of the New Ross Christmas Festival, staff at Ross Farm have put together a great program for your enjoyment.  Step back in time to experience Christmas in the Country. At Rosebank Cottage sample traditional dishes from the period, such as plum pudding, sugar cookies, and warmed spiced cider. There will be craft activities...Read more >

Over the fall and winter, Ross Farm Museum will be offering theoretical and hands on training in the fundamentals of small farming with horses.  The first of a 4-part series of training modules on the "Introduction to Care and Handling of Horses" will be held on Oct 19th & 20th will Lyndon Daniels as Presenter....Read more >

Bring the family to New Ross Farm for some good old fashion fun! Enjoy demonstrations of open-hearth cooking, coopering, and sauerkraut making.  Take part in a fun auction for everyone in the afternoon at 2:00pm.

Members of the NS Basketry guild will be demonstrating harvest basket making from 10-4:00 at the Ross Farm Museum.

Come to the Ross Farm and witness a traditional demonstration in Lunenburg County Pudding & Sausage Making. Meat will be made into these traditional dishes. Come and see how these delicacies are prepared.

Where you find the usual, the unique and the unexpected. Opens Sunday June 2 10am-2pm, at the entrance of Ross Farm Museum. Call us at 902-599-1207 or visit ruralrootsmarket.ca.

New this summer is a "How To" series where New Ross community members share their expertise.  Learn how to do or make something and take it home!  The "How To's" are held 9-10am on Sundays before the market opens.  Presenters will bring all the materials you need to make the How To happen.  To learn...Read more >

It's time to harvest the pumpkin you planted in June!