Join us for Seedy Saturday on February 15th from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Hosted in partnership with Helping Nature Heal. Buy, sell and trade local organic seeds. Free lunch, door prizes and kid’s activities! Support the local food bank with a nonperishable or monetary donation for entry.
Join us on Thursday, January 23rd from 6 PM – 8 PM to share in a FREE meal with members of the vibrant Filipino community. This dinner series aims to foster meaningful connections within our community by celebrating the richness of cultures through shared meals.
Second Story Women’s Centre joins with the DesBrisay Museum to invite women and gender-diverse individuals to submit creations around the theme of “The Warrior in Me”. This exhibit will be a mixed media group show focusing on women’s power and gender based violence. For more information, contact Aliyyah at 902-640-3044 or aliyyah@secondstory.ca.
Reporting to the Director of Community Development, the Manager of Recreation & Culture is responsible and accountable for leading staff, programs, activities, and facilities required for the Town’s operational commitments for recreation, heritage and culture. This includes programming, services, initiatives, exhibits, museum collections and activities across the various Town facilities specifically including the DesBrisay Museum,…
The Warrior In Me Digital Exhibition The Warrior In Me is a mixed-media group exhibition, in partnership with the Second Story Women’s Centre. The show focuses on women’s and gender diverse people’s power and resilience, and how it intersects with gender-based violence. The following are digital submissions to accompany the in-person exhibition currently on display at…
Join us on Saturday, September 20th for a book reading with Bryn Pottie, author of the debut novel, The Great Lunenburglary.
Join renowned photographer, author, adventurer and historian, Steve Skafte, as he shares about his journey of exploring abandoned cemeteries and buildings across Nova Scotia, pushing through walls of scratching brush, cutting a path to the past, and unearthing buried stones and half-forgotten stories. November 2, 2-4pm.
