PRE-REGISTRATION CLOSES AT 12PM ON SEPT 16th. CASH AND CARDS ACCEPTED ON SITE TO SIGN UP AT THE EVENT!!
Book now to collect the commemorative shirt in the size you want. If you haven’t been around for one of Torpedo Ray’s Treasure Hunts before let me tell you, it’s a lot of fun. You’ll show up, check in and the first 200 people get a commemorative shirt. Then, you’ll go gear up or don your mask & snorkel.
At 11am you venture into the water and the search for a Treasure Hunt shell painted with a dive flag. All you need to find is one shell. That shell has a number and that number will be drawn for a prize. Everyone wins a prize. There’s even a grand prize draw for the fantastic prizes, often including a Drysuit, Regulator, and other scuba gear.
There are events like the Scuba Olympics, a Kids Sand Castle Competition, Silent Auction, and more! There’s more, we’ll even have a FREE BBQ with food and drink for everyone, bring your family & friends (no charge for anyone not participating in the hunt). To sign up simply stop by the store to pay for the event or pay online.
Registration & Check-In opens at 9am on September 17th.
All the money raised from the Treasure Hunt will be donated to Jamie & his family this year
Schedule of Events
9:00am – Check in at registration tent and pickup your shirt -Time to setup your gear! 11:00am – Enter Water for the Hunt (Scuba, Snorkel, Freedive) -Kids: Start your Sandcastles! 11:30am – BBQ Starts – Come eat after you’ve completed your dive and turned in your shell 12:00pm – Kid’s Sandcastle judged and prizes awarded 1:00pm Scuba Olympics (teams of 4 1:15pm Silent Auction bidding ends 1:30pm Prize Give-away!
To pre-register: https://torpedorays.com/shop/diving/en/view-package/go-diving/dive-events/in-store/treasure-hunt-3139?fbclid=IwAR3DQeEblIbpYqVX1__64O1Dx8ql-CNyu2ahRQZC8De41F8rA5HKQ4-e23o#
There are morning activities from 10 a.m. to noon. Games, cards, knitting, crocheting, rug hooking, or a chat over refreshments – there’s something for everyone. All Bay Seniors members are welcome. There is no cost.
Join us for pickleball from 1-3 pm in the afternoon, for a $2 fee.
Equipment is provided and beginners are welcome.
Let Bay Seniors know if you don’t have access to transportation. With 3 to 4 days’ notice, they can help you arrange a ride with BayRides and cover the cost.
Please contact them with questions or to book a ride at dropin@bayseniors.ca or 902-820-3334 (messages are retrieved on Tuesdays and Thursdays).
In this 5 hour workshop, you will do some hands-on finishing of your rug hooking projects with Patsy Gorveatte. Details and registration are on their website: hookedrugmuseumnovascotia.org
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea and conversation while your baby, tot or preschooler plays. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support.
Winter 1968 and showbiz legend Judy Garland (Renée Zellweger) arrives in Swinging London to perform a five-week sold-out run at The Talk of the Town. It is 30 years since she shot to global stardom in The Wizard of Oz, but if her voice has weakened, its dramatic intensity has only grown. As she prepares for the show, battles with management, charms musicians and reminisces with friends and adoring fans, her wit and warmth shine through. 1 hour 58 mins | Rated PG | 2019 | Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score 85%
There are morning activities from 10 a.m. to noon. Games, cards, knitting, crocheting, rug hooking, or a chat over refreshments – there’s something for everyone. All Bay Seniors members are welcome. There is no cost.
Join us for pickleball from 1-3 pm in the afternoon, for a $2 fee.
Equipment is provided and beginners are welcome.
Let Bay Seniors know if you don’t have access to transportation. With 3 to 4 days’ notice, they can help you arrange a ride with BayRides and cover the cost.
Please contact them with questions or to book a ride at dropin@bayseniors.ca or 902-820-3334 (messages are retrieved on Tuesdays and Thursdays).
In this 5 hour workshop, you will do some hands-on finishing of your rug hooking projects with Patsy Gorveatte. Details and registration are on their website: hookedrugmuseumnovascotia.org
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea and conversation while your baby, tot or preschooler plays. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support.
Winter 1968 and showbiz legend Judy Garland (Renée Zellweger) arrives in Swinging London to perform a five-week sold-out run at The Talk of the Town. It is 30 years since she shot to global stardom in The Wizard of Oz, but if her voice has weakened, its dramatic intensity has only grown. As she prepares for the show, battles with management, charms musicians and reminisces with friends and adoring fans, her wit and warmth shine through. 1 hour 58 mins | Rated PG | 2019 | Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score 85%
Two Coves Cafe will be offering FREE fair trade coffee, tea and muffins. This is an outreach project for our community led by Carol Simms and Clair MacInnis.
We welcome small groups who would like a place to meet. We will provide free coffee, tea and muffins.
In the Community Centre gymnasium for adults and youth 13 and over. $3 per session (exact change is appreciated).
All equipment is supplied. Please wear non-marking sneakers.
Beginners and experienced players are welcome.
Please e-mail pickleball@bellaliant.com to be sure they are playing. If fewer than 4 players have registered by 4 pm, pickleball will be cancelled for that day and players notified by e-mail.
Enjoy the outdoors, connect with others, and explore the Rails to Trails as we head out for a weekly run. Runners will meet up on the lawn next to the parking lot of the Library before heading off to the trail. An experienced running coach will be present to support and motivate you. All levels of runners are welcome.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring you supplies to the library and enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other needlework nuts. Experts will be on hand to help beginners.
Two Coves Cafe will be offering FREE fair trade coffee, tea and muffins. This is an outreach project for our community led by Carol Simms and Clair MacInnis.
We welcome small groups who would like a place to meet. We will provide free coffee, tea and muffins.
In the Community Centre gymnasium for adults and youth 13 and over. $3 per session (exact change is appreciated).
All equipment is supplied. Please wear non-marking sneakers.
Beginners and experienced players are welcome.
Please e-mail pickleball@bellaliant.com to be sure they are playing. If fewer than 4 players have registered by 4 pm, pickleball will be cancelled for that day and players notified by e-mail.
Enjoy the outdoors, connect with others, and explore the Rails to Trails as we head out for a weekly run. Runners will meet up on the lawn next to the parking lot of the Library before heading off to the trail. An experienced running coach will be present to support and motivate you. All levels of runners are welcome.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring you supplies to the library and enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other needlework nuts. Experts will be on hand to help beginners.
Drop-in fee is $7.00/class; please bring exact change if possible.
All are welcome to this fun and ‘user-friendly’ class. No previous experience is necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat if you have one.
This week’s entertainment: Gypsy Minstrels – 60s & 70s rock/pop
Scotia Curry Ltd. hosts Hubbards Pub Night every Friday night from 6:30pm – 9:30pm. Pub Grub, Local Draft Beer and of course the best Indian food! Come out for beer and wings, or dinner. Seating is limited. Reservations Recommended. (902) 407-5582.
Drop off gently used costumes and pick up a new, to you, one! You don’t need to drop off a costume to take home a costume. Available while supplies last!
2nd Annual Friends-giving at the Distillery with Rec Room Jams
2nd Annual Friends-giving at the Distillery with Rec Room Jams
They had so much fun with Friendsgiving last year that they couldn’t wait for the second annual this year. Rec Room Jams are back to keep you dancing, they will have a Fall Inspired Flight Board with their fall cocktails to keep you sipping and Savary Plate will be there to cook up some tasty eats! This is an afternoon you don’t want to miss so book your table now!
Bring your hooking, knitting, felting, sewing (machine work as well), or any portable handwork and enjoy the sharing of handwork knowledge. (please bring your own supplies)
A drop-in fee of $4.00 is appreciated. Bring your own beverage and lunch.
Everyone welcome! (Current COVID restrictions in effect)
There are morning activities from 10 a.m. to noon. Games, cards, knitting, crocheting, rug hooking, or a chat over refreshments – there’s something for everyone. All Bay Seniors members are welcome. There is no cost.
Join us for pickleball from 1-3 pm in the afternoon, for a $2 fee.
Equipment is provided and beginners are welcome.
Let Bay Seniors know if you don’t have access to transportation. With 3 to 4 days’ notice, they can help you arrange a ride with BayRides and cover the cost.
Please contact them with questions or to book a ride at dropin@bayseniors.ca or 902-820-3334 (messages are retrieved on Tuesdays and Thursdays).
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea and conversation while your baby, tot or preschooler plays. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support.
Senator Ranse Stoddard (James Stewart) returns to the city Shinbone in the Wild West to go to the funeral of his friend, Tom Doniphon (John Wayne). To a journalist, who’s wondering what the senator is doing in Shinbone, he tells how his career started as “the man who shot Liberty Valance”. As a lawyer he went to Shinbone, where he met his wife Hallie and Tom Doniphon. He taught the people there to read and write. Then he met the greatest bandit of the region, Liberty Valance…. 2 hour 2 mins | Rated PG | 1962 | Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score 92%
Bring your hooking, knitting, felting, sewing (machine work as well), or any portable handwork and enjoy the sharing of handwork knowledge. (please bring your own supplies)
A drop-in fee of $4.00 is appreciated. Bring your own beverage and lunch.
Everyone welcome! (Current COVID restrictions in effect)
There are morning activities from 10 a.m. to noon. Games, cards, knitting, crocheting, rug hooking, or a chat over refreshments – there’s something for everyone. All Bay Seniors members are welcome. There is no cost.
Join us for pickleball from 1-3 pm in the afternoon, for a $2 fee.
Equipment is provided and beginners are welcome.
Let Bay Seniors know if you don’t have access to transportation. With 3 to 4 days’ notice, they can help you arrange a ride with BayRides and cover the cost.
Please contact them with questions or to book a ride at dropin@bayseniors.ca or 902-820-3334 (messages are retrieved on Tuesdays and Thursdays).
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea and conversation while your baby, tot or preschooler plays. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support.
Senator Ranse Stoddard (James Stewart) returns to the city Shinbone in the Wild West to go to the funeral of his friend, Tom Doniphon (John Wayne). To a journalist, who’s wondering what the senator is doing in Shinbone, he tells how his career started as “the man who shot Liberty Valance”. As a lawyer he went to Shinbone, where he met his wife Hallie and Tom Doniphon. He taught the people there to read and write. Then he met the greatest bandit of the region, Liberty Valance…. 2 hour 2 mins | Rated PG | 1962 | Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score 92%
Two Coves Cafe will be offering FREE fair trade coffee, tea and muffins. This is an outreach project for our community led by Carol Simms and Clair MacInnis.
We welcome small groups who would like a place to meet. We will provide free coffee, tea and muffins.
In the Community Centre gymnasium for adults and youth 13 and over. $3 per session (exact change is appreciated).
All equipment is supplied. Please wear non-marking sneakers.
Beginners and experienced players are welcome.
Please e-mail pickleball@bellaliant.com to be sure they are playing. If fewer than 4 players have registered by 4 pm, pickleball will be cancelled for that day and players notified by e-mail.
Enjoy the outdoors, connect with others, and explore the Rails to Trails as we head out for a weekly run. Runners will meet up on the lawn next to the parking lot of the Library before heading off to the trail. An experienced running coach will be present to support and motivate you. All levels of runners are welcome.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring you supplies to the library and enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other needlework nuts. Experts will be on hand to help beginners.
Two Coves Cafe will be offering FREE fair trade coffee, tea and muffins. This is an outreach project for our community led by Carol Simms and Clair MacInnis.
We welcome small groups who would like a place to meet. We will provide free coffee, tea and muffins.
In the Community Centre gymnasium for adults and youth 13 and over. $3 per session (exact change is appreciated).
All equipment is supplied. Please wear non-marking sneakers.
Beginners and experienced players are welcome.
Please e-mail pickleball@bellaliant.com to be sure they are playing. If fewer than 4 players have registered by 4 pm, pickleball will be cancelled for that day and players notified by e-mail.
Enjoy the outdoors, connect with others, and explore the Rails to Trails as we head out for a weekly run. Runners will meet up on the lawn next to the parking lot of the Library before heading off to the trail. An experienced running coach will be present to support and motivate you. All levels of runners are welcome.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring you supplies to the library and enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other needlework nuts. Experts will be on hand to help beginners.
Drop-in fee is $7.00/class; please bring exact change if possible.
All are welcome to this fun and ‘user-friendly’ class. No previous experience is necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat if you have one.
Family Play Café is a welcoming space for the entire family to enjoy some Library time together. While you pick up some new books or sit with a cup of tea or coffee, your kids can enjoy crafts, activities, and a healthy snack.
Hubbards Heritage Society 27th Annual Dinner Theater
Hubbards Heritage Society 27th Annual Dinner Theater
Doors open at 6:00 p.m. with dinner being served at 7:00 pm. This year’s theme is “Happy 175th Birthday St. Luke’s”. Tickets are available at Hazel’s Independent Grocery Store or the Hubbards Post Office $30 per person; only 160 tickets are available.
This week’s entertainment: Half Cut – rock/pop classics
Scotia Curry Ltd. hosts Hubbards Pub Night every Friday night from 6:30pm – 9:30pm. Pub Grub, Local Draft Beer and of course the best Indian food! Come out for beer and wings, or dinner. Seating is limited. Reservations Recommended. (902) 407-5582.
The Library is marking the end of Fire Prevention Week with a special visit from the Fire Department. Get a close up look at a fire truck and learn some fire prevention tips.
Join them for their monthly installment of Music and Movement for Children series. At each session, the children will sing songs and nursery rhymes, make music with their body and basic instruments, follow directions for movement activities, and express themselves with free movement time.
Caregivers must remain in the branch for the duration of the program, and are welcome to sit back and watch or participate.
Sweater weather is here and so are their fall cocktails. They may be biased, but what better time then to join them for an afternoon of spectacular music by Jackson Weldon and sip on a hot apple cider with their Caramel Apple Rum!
An Evening of Comedy and Magic with National Champion Magician Patrick Drake
An Evening of Comedy and Magic with National Champion Magician Patrick Drake
Learn how to better protect your property in the event of a wildfire with ara McCurdy and how to be prepared in the event of an evacuation order with Angela Henhoeffer. Q&A to follow.
Sensory plat at its best! They’ll be mixing up some soft, squishy cloud dough as well as colourful foam creations. In this program, the library will create an environment for preschoolers to participate in tactile, sensory play as they experiment with paints, bubbles, slime and all sorts of hands on fun.
Autumn is a great time to try new things and get together with new and old friends. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and a nibble in our cozy library as we gather for lively conversations, create some crafty projects and sometimes educate ourselves with a variety of presentations from Hubbard’s community partners. No matter what the topic, each Monday aims to be an uplifting way to start your week this Autumn.
There are morning activities from 10 a.m. to noon. Games, cards, knitting, crocheting, rug hooking, or a chat over refreshments – there’s something for everyone. All Bay Seniors members are welcome. There is no cost.
Join us for pickleball from 1-3 pm in the afternoon, for a $2 fee.
Equipment is provided and beginners are welcome.
Let Bay Seniors know if you don’t have access to transportation. With 3 to 4 days’ notice, they can help you arrange a ride with BayRides and cover the cost.
Please contact them with questions or to book a ride at dropin@bayseniors.ca or 902-820-3334 (messages are retrieved on Tuesdays and Thursdays).
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea and conversation while your baby, tot or preschooler plays. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support.
On the eve of their high school graduation, two academic superstars and best friends realize they should have worked less and played more. Determined not to fall short of their peers, the girls try to cram four years of fun into one night.
Two Coves Cafe will be offering FREE fair trade coffee, tea and muffins. This is an outreach project for our community led by Carol Simms and Clair MacInnis.
We welcome small groups who would like a place to meet. We will provide free coffee, tea and muffins.
Are you interested in making plant-based meals but you’re unsure where to start? Community Health Teams define plant-based eating as a pattern that emphasizes mostly plant foods: vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts and seeds. In this session, we will explore the benefits of plant-based eating and how to incorporate plant foods in a simple and cost-effective way. Register at https://cht.cdha.nshealth.ca/selectCourse.aspx?unitId=CHED,CHDC or call the library at 902-857-9176.
In the Community Centre gymnasium for adults and youth 13 and over. $3 per session (exact change is appreciated).
All equipment is supplied. Please wear non-marking sneakers.
Beginners and experienced players are welcome.
Please e-mail pickleball@bellaliant.com to be sure they are playing. If fewer than 4 players have registered by 4 pm, pickleball will be cancelled for that day and players notified by e-mail.
Enjoy the outdoors, connect with others, and explore the Rails to Trails as we head out for a weekly run. Runners will meet up on the lawn next to the parking lot of the Library before heading off to the trail. An experienced running coach will be present to support and motivate you. All levels of runners are welcome.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring you supplies to the library and enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other needlework nuts. Experts will be on hand to help beginners.
Two Coves Cafe will be offering FREE fair trade coffee, tea and muffins. This is an outreach project for our community led by Carol Simms and Clair MacInnis.
We welcome small groups who would like a place to meet. We will provide free coffee, tea and muffins.
Are you interested in making plant-based meals but you’re unsure where to start? Community Health Teams define plant-based eating as a pattern that emphasizes mostly plant foods: vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts and seeds. In this session, we will explore the benefits of plant-based eating and how to incorporate plant foods in a simple and cost-effective way. Register at https://cht.cdha.nshealth.ca/selectCourse.aspx?unitId=CHED,CHDC or call the library at 902-857-9176.
In the Community Centre gymnasium for adults and youth 13 and over. $3 per session (exact change is appreciated).
All equipment is supplied. Please wear non-marking sneakers.
Beginners and experienced players are welcome.
Please e-mail pickleball@bellaliant.com to be sure they are playing. If fewer than 4 players have registered by 4 pm, pickleball will be cancelled for that day and players notified by e-mail.
Enjoy the outdoors, connect with others, and explore the Rails to Trails as we head out for a weekly run. Runners will meet up on the lawn next to the parking lot of the Library before heading off to the trail. An experienced running coach will be present to support and motivate you. All levels of runners are welcome.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring you supplies to the library and enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other needlework nuts. Experts will be on hand to help beginners.
Drop-in fee is $7.00/class; please bring exact change if possible.
All are welcome to this fun and ‘user-friendly’ class. No previous experience is necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat if you have one.
Family Play Café is a welcoming space for the entire family to enjoy some Library time together. While you pick up some new books or sit with a cup of tea or coffee, your kids can enjoy crafts, activities, and a healthy snack.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. $30 per person; tickets are available at Aspotogan Heritage Trust or Lola’s Landing. The theme this year is “Coastal Cowgirl (Let’s Go Girls)”.
A fantastic fundraising evening all about the ladies. Enjoy a fashion show, prizes, entertainment by Rec Room Jams, a silent auction, fabulous food, a cash bar and a surprise or two.
All proceeds from this function are donated to various local community groups and events. “Women helping women” will be collecting women’s products (shampoo, deodorant, beauty products etc.) to be donated to the Hubbards Food Bank. Call Lola’s Landing or visit facebook.com/hubbardsgno for more information.
This week’s entertainment: The Cruisers – 50s rock and roll
Scotia Curry Ltd. hosts Hubbards Pub Night every Friday night from 6:30pm – 9:30pm. Pub Grub, Local Draft Beer and of course the best Indian food! Come out for beer and wings, or dinner. Seating is limited. Reservations Recommended. (902) 407-5582.
Bring your carved/decorated pumpkins for a Pumpkin Carving Contest. Prize for the best-decorated house in Mill Cove Park Scavenger Hunt Games Bonfire Ghost Dogs (Hot Dogs) Prizes
For more information contact Linda Brigley at 902-912-2851 or 902-448-2073 or by e-mail at linda_brigley@hotmail.com.
Diversify your garden with local blooms. Drop off any extra seeds that you have harvested this fall, and pick-up some new seeds from your neighbours. Please label all donated seeds so we know what to expect in the spring.
Bring your carved/decorated pumpkins for a Pumpkin Carving Contest. Prize for the best-decorated house in Mill Cove Park Scavenger Hunt Games Bonfire Ghost Dogs (Hot Dogs) Prizes
For more information contact Linda Brigley at 902-912-2851 or 902-448-2073 or by e-mail at linda_brigley@hotmail.com.
Diversify your garden with local blooms. Drop off any extra seeds that you have harvested this fall, and pick-up some new seeds from your neighbours. Please label all donated seeds so we know what to expect in the spring.
Join them for their monthly installment of Music and Movement for Children series. At each session, the children will sing songs and nursery rhymes, make music with their body and basic instruments, follow directions for movement activities, and express themselves with free movement time.
Caregivers must remain in the branch for the duration of the program, and are welcome to sit back and watch or participate.
Autumn is a great time to try new things and get together with new and old friends. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and a nibble in our cozy library as we gather for lively conversations, create some crafty projects and sometimes educate ourselves with a variety of presentations from Hubbard’s community partners. No matter what the topic, each Monday aims to be an uplifting way to start your week this Autumn.
Bring your hooking, knitting, felting, sewing (machine work as well), or any portable handwork and enjoy the sharing of handwork knowledge. (please bring your own supplies)
A drop-in fee of $4.00 is appreciated. Bring your own beverage and lunch.
Everyone welcome! (Current COVID restrictions in effect)
There are morning activities from 10 a.m. to noon. Games, cards, knitting, crocheting, rug hooking, or a chat over refreshments – there’s something for everyone. All Bay Seniors members are welcome. There is no cost.
Join us for pickleball from 1-3 pm in the afternoon, for a $2 fee.
Equipment is provided and beginners are welcome.
Let Bay Seniors know if you don’t have access to transportation. With 3 to 4 days’ notice, they can help you arrange a ride with BayRides and cover the cost.
Please contact them with questions or to book a ride at dropin@bayseniors.ca or 902-820-3334 (messages are retrieved on Tuesdays and Thursdays).
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea and conversation while your baby, tot or preschooler plays. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support.
Do you work or volunteer with a non-profit group in the community? Are you interested in learning more about how to access funding for your upcoming projects? This workshop is for you! Representatives from multiple departments will be discussing various grants available, providing tips on how to successfully complete applications, and hosting a Q & A session to answer any questions about your specific needs. Presented by te Municipality of Chester Recreation and Parks. Drop-in; no registration required. Limited seating.
A novelist’s (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) longstanding marriage is suddenly upended when she overhears her husband giving his honest reaction to her latest book.
Bring your hooking, knitting, felting, sewing (machine work as well), or any portable handwork and enjoy the sharing of handwork knowledge. (please bring your own supplies)
A drop-in fee of $4.00 is appreciated. Bring your own beverage and lunch.
Everyone welcome! (Current COVID restrictions in effect)
There are morning activities from 10 a.m. to noon. Games, cards, knitting, crocheting, rug hooking, or a chat over refreshments – there’s something for everyone. All Bay Seniors members are welcome. There is no cost.
Join us for pickleball from 1-3 pm in the afternoon, for a $2 fee.
Equipment is provided and beginners are welcome.
Let Bay Seniors know if you don’t have access to transportation. With 3 to 4 days’ notice, they can help you arrange a ride with BayRides and cover the cost.
Please contact them with questions or to book a ride at dropin@bayseniors.ca or 902-820-3334 (messages are retrieved on Tuesdays and Thursdays).
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea and conversation while your baby, tot or preschooler plays. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support.
Do you work or volunteer with a non-profit group in the community? Are you interested in learning more about how to access funding for your upcoming projects? This workshop is for you! Representatives from multiple departments will be discussing various grants available, providing tips on how to successfully complete applications, and hosting a Q & A session to answer any questions about your specific needs. Presented by te Municipality of Chester Recreation and Parks. Drop-in; no registration required. Limited seating.
A novelist’s (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) longstanding marriage is suddenly upended when she overhears her husband giving his honest reaction to her latest book.
Two Coves Cafe will be offering FREE fair trade coffee, tea and muffins. This is an outreach project for our community led by Carol Simms and Clair MacInnis.
We welcome small groups who would like a place to meet. We will provide free coffee, tea and muffins.
In the Community Centre gymnasium for adults and youth 13 and over. $3 per session (exact change is appreciated).
All equipment is supplied. Please wear non-marking sneakers.
Beginners and experienced players are welcome.
Please e-mail pickleball@bellaliant.com to be sure they are playing. If fewer than 4 players have registered by 4 pm, pickleball will be cancelled for that day and players notified by e-mail.
Enjoy the outdoors, connect with others, and explore the Rails to Trails as we head out for a weekly run. Runners will meet up on the lawn next to the parking lot of the Library before heading off to the trail. An experienced running coach will be present to support and motivate you. All levels of runners are welcome.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring you supplies to the library and enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other needlework nuts. Experts will be on hand to help beginners.
Two Coves Cafe will be offering FREE fair trade coffee, tea and muffins. This is an outreach project for our community led by Carol Simms and Clair MacInnis.
We welcome small groups who would like a place to meet. We will provide free coffee, tea and muffins.
In the Community Centre gymnasium for adults and youth 13 and over. $3 per session (exact change is appreciated).
All equipment is supplied. Please wear non-marking sneakers.
Beginners and experienced players are welcome.
Please e-mail pickleball@bellaliant.com to be sure they are playing. If fewer than 4 players have registered by 4 pm, pickleball will be cancelled for that day and players notified by e-mail.
Enjoy the outdoors, connect with others, and explore the Rails to Trails as we head out for a weekly run. Runners will meet up on the lawn next to the parking lot of the Library before heading off to the trail. An experienced running coach will be present to support and motivate you. All levels of runners are welcome.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring you supplies to the library and enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other needlework nuts. Experts will be on hand to help beginners.
Drop-in fee is $7.00/class; please bring exact change if possible.
All are welcome to this fun and ‘user-friendly’ class. No previous experience is necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat if you have one.
Family Play Café is a welcoming space for the entire family to enjoy some Library time together. While you pick up some new books or sit with a cup of tea or coffee, your kids can enjoy crafts, activities, and a healthy snack.
This week’s entertainment: Half Cut – rock/pop classics
Scotia Curry Ltd. hosts Hubbards Pub Night every Friday night from 6:30pm – 9:30pm. Pub Grub, Local Draft Beer and of course the best Indian food! Come out for beer and wings, or dinner. Seating is limited. Reservations Recommended. (902) 407-5582.
Come experience the darker side of the Community Centre trail and try not to be caught by zombies! The upper side of the Community Centre. Please, no lining up early. The event may not be suitable for the very young. Admission is by donation. (the trail will be closed that afternoon for public walking)
You’re invited to a Library Creeptacular Halloween costume party. The party will be filled with music, treats, and fun for the family. Stop by anytime between 11:00 am and 12:30 pm to celebrate with the Library staff. All are welcome.
Live Music with Jackson Weldon, Halloween Inspired Cocktails, tasty bites from the Savary Pit and of course, costumes are encouraged (prizes to be won!)
Concoct a monster’s delight with sticky slime, and creepy crawlies and create a frightening Halloween feast.
In this program, the library will create an environment for preschoolers to participate in tactile, sensory plas as they experiment with paints, bubbles, slime and all sorts of hands-on fun.
Autumn is a great time to try new things and get together with new and old friends. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and a nibble in our cozy library as we gather for lively conversations, create some crafty projects and sometimes educate ourselves with a variety of presentations from Hubbard’s community partners. No matter what the topic, each Monday aims to be an uplifting way to start your week this Autumn.
There are morning activities from 10 a.m. to noon. Games, cards, knitting, crocheting, rug hooking, or a chat over refreshments – there’s something for everyone. All Bay Seniors members are welcome. There is no cost.
Join us for pickleball from 1-3 pm in the afternoon, for a $2 fee.
Equipment is provided and beginners are welcome.
Let Bay Seniors know if you don’t have access to transportation. With 3 to 4 days’ notice, they can help you arrange a ride with BayRides and cover the cost.
Please contact them with questions or to book a ride at dropin@bayseniors.ca or 902-820-3334 (messages are retrieved on Tuesdays and Thursdays).
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea and conversation while your baby, tot or preschooler plays. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support.
Hubbards Barn and Paws In The Cove are cohosting the 7th Annual Haunted House! The darker it gets outside, the scarier it gets! If you scare easy or have young children, come before dark!
Make the library the last stop on your trick-or-treating route and enjoy a family movie night!
Norman is able to speak with the dead. In addition to the zombies, he’ll have to take on ghosts, witches and, worst, of all, grown-ups, to save his town from a centuries-old curse. But this young ghoul whisperer may find his paranormal activities pushed to their otherworldly limits.
