Ross Farm Museum

Website http://rossfarm.novascotia.ca/

Events at this venue

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  • March Break @ Ross Farm

    March Break @ Ross Farm
    Ross Farm Museum

    Come out for March Break on the Farm. Each day will have a theme relating to the farm. As always there will be lots of hands on activities for everyone to enjoy and crafts that everyone can participate in throughout the day. Hot chocolate will be served. Weather permitting, there will be wagon rides.

  • Heritage Day @ the Farm

    Ross Farm Museum

    Ross Farm will be open for Heritage Day on Feb 18th! Take advantage of the holiday to learn some local history and enjoy fun on the farm.

  • Opening of Rug Hooking Display

    Ross Farm Museum

    This display is in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the Nova Scotia Rug Hookers Guild

  • Hit & Miss Posy Mat-Rug Hooking Workshop

    Ross Farm Museum

    This colorful mat is suitable for beginners, and can be hooked with small quantities of material that you have on hand.  You will be able to improve your hooking technique and learn more about finishing methods.  Bring your own hook, frame and fabrics and join us for instruction, demonstration and inspiration. Date: Oct 20th, 10-4:00pm...Read more >

  • Rural Roots Market

    Rural Roots Market
    Ross Farm Museum

    Opens Sunday June 3 10am-2pm, at the entrance of Ross Farm Museum. Come for your local farm fresh produce, enjoy a great coffee and see old friends.  Find new treasures and trusted goodies. Call us at 902-599-1207 or visit ruralrootsmarket.ca. Rural Roots Market  Sundays, June 3 to September 30 10 am - 2 pm Ross...Read more >

  • Finding Food & Medicine in Field & Forest

    Ross Farm Museum

    Walk with Jeanette and explore with her some edible and medicinal plant treasures found all around you, and around Ross Farm Museum.  we will talk about how to identify, harvest, and use some of these plants, and make a tea, if time allows

  • Bees & Bounty

    Ross Farm Museum

    Join, Mary Morey (beekeeper, gardener, artist) at Rural Roots Market, Sunday Aug 5th from 2-4pm, for a Native Bee and pollinator workshop.  Learn about the life of a honey bee and how you can help her and other native pollinators thrive in an ever changing environment.