Whether you are a seasoned player or an absolute newbie to the sport, come join this fun, informal group for a good workout. All equipment provided but bring a racquet if you have one. Bring indoor, athletic footwear and water.
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.
“Rose On A Tile” Clay Workshop For Seniors – Week 1
“Rose On A Tile” Clay Workshop For Seniors – Week 1
The workshop “Rose on a Tile” for seniors is offered by ceramicist Bunk Trinacty, as an outreach programme by Aspotogan Arts and Crafts. The session will consist of two, two-hour sessions spaced two weeks apart. No supplies or experience is necessary. Registration is required.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring your knitting or other needlecraft to the Library every Thursday night. You’ll enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other knit nuts and crafting enthusiasts.
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.
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.
“Rose On A Tile” Clay Workshop For Seniors – Week 1
“Rose On A Tile” Clay Workshop For Seniors – Week 1
The workshop “Rose on a Tile” for seniors is offered by ceramicist Bunk Trinacty, as an outreach programme by Aspotogan Arts and Crafts. The session will consist of two, two-hour sessions spaced two weeks apart. No supplies or experience is necessary. Registration is required.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring your knitting or other needlecraft to the Library every Thursday night. You’ll enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other knit nuts and crafting enthusiasts.
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.
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.
Join us for our monthly instalment of Music and Movement for Children series.
At each session, your child 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 alongside their littles.
Join us as we gather in Love and in Community. Pre-registration is required and is non-refundable. Space is limited. $40 includes Sacred Teachings, Meditations, Drumming, Chakra Bath, Refreshments, Oracle Card Reading, Grounding tools, Dance, Breathwork, Fire Whisper and so much more.
Have you heard of Pickleball? Whether you are a seasoned player or an absolute newbie to the sport, come join this fun, informal group for a good workout. Pickleball is a racket sport played with paddles and a whiffle ball (similar to tennis or badminton) and is played indoors on a badminton court. Bring indoor, athletic footwear and water. All equipment provided. Note: In the event of poor conditions due to weather, check the website at www.chester.ca to check for program cancellations after 3 pm that day or check the “Hubbards Pickleball” Facebook page.
Open to members of the St. Margaret’s Bay Seniors Association. Membership is $10 per person, per year and can be paid at the drop-in.
Activities include working on individual handcrafts (rug hooking, knitting, etc) with knowledgeable support for newbies provided. There are also specific workshops that require pre-registration such as card making.
Board games, cards and cribbage boards are always available and there is a coffee/tea time.
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea, and conversation while your baby, tot, or preschooler plays. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator, Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend.
Membership is required and can be purchased for $10 per person, per year.
If you have your own equipment, you are encouraged to bring it, however there is some equipment that you can use.
There is no age restriction to be a member of the Seniors Association of St. Margaret’s Bay. You just need to be interested in the well-being and participation of seniors in our community.
Open to members of the St. Margaret’s Bay Seniors Association. Membership is $10 per person, per year and can be paid at the drop-in.
Activities include working on individual handcrafts (rug hooking, knitting, etc) with knowledgeable support for newbies provided. There are also specific workshops that require pre-registration such as card making.
Board games, cards and cribbage boards are always available and there is a coffee/tea time.
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea, and conversation while your baby, tot, or preschooler plays. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator, Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend.
Membership is required and can be purchased for $10 per person, per year.
If you have your own equipment, you are encouraged to bring it, however there is some equipment that you can use.
There is no age restriction to be a member of the Seniors Association of St. Margaret’s Bay. You just need to be interested in the well-being and participation of seniors in our community.
Whether you are a seasoned player or an absolute newbie to the sport, come join this fun, informal group for a good workout. All equipment provided but bring a racquet if you have one. Bring indoor, athletic footwear and water.
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.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring your knitting or other needlecraft to the Library every Thursday night. You’ll enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other knit nuts and crafting enthusiasts.
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.
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.
Covid Testing available for all ages, as well as take-home test kits available for pick-up. Booked appointments and drop-ins welcome. – Book online at covid-self-assessment.novascotia.ca or call 811.
Vaccination clinic for ages 12+ for the Pfizer Bivalent. Drop-ins only. – Eligibility criteria: nshealth.ca/coronavirusvaccine – Please bring your health card number and ID if you have it. – Due to limited space, we ask that only one support person accompany each child.
BPACC – Black Point & Area Community Centre will be holding a Superbowl event on Sunday, February 12th for anyone wanting to come to watch it on a big screen!
Doors open at 6 pm Food will be available for purchase Cash bar
We will also have a 50/50 draw
No tickets are required, however, RSVP is appreciated by emailing blackpointcentre@gmail.com or sending a message through Messenger with how many will be attending.
Tables can also be booked by letting us know how many are in your party.
The bar will be open with all their cocktails plus wine and beer. Food will be available to order from The Savary Pit. Tickets are $10 plus tax per person. To purchase tickets e-mail: bhdistillers@gmail.com
Have you heard of Pickleball? Whether you are a seasoned player or an absolute newbie to the sport, come join this fun, informal group for a good workout. Pickleball is a racket sport played with paddles and a whiffle ball (similar to tennis or badminton) and is played indoors on a badminton court. Bring indoor, athletic footwear and water. All equipment provided. Note: In the event of poor conditions due to weather, check the website at www.chester.ca to check for program cancellations after 3 pm that day or check the “Hubbards Pickleball” Facebook page.
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)
Open to members of the St. Margaret’s Bay Seniors Association. Membership is $10 per person, per year and can be paid at the drop-in.
Activities include working on individual handcrafts (rug hooking, knitting, etc) with knowledgeable support for newbies provided. There are also specific workshops that require pre-registration such as card making.
Board games, cards and cribbage boards are always available and there is a coffee/tea time.
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea, and conversation while your baby, tot, or preschooler plays. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator, Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend.
Membership is required and can be purchased for $10 per person, per year.
If you have your own equipment, you are encouraged to bring it, however there is some equipment that you can use.
There is no age restriction to be a member of the Seniors Association of St. Margaret’s Bay. You just need to be interested in the well-being and participation of seniors in our community.
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)
Open to members of the St. Margaret’s Bay Seniors Association. Membership is $10 per person, per year and can be paid at the drop-in.
Activities include working on individual handcrafts (rug hooking, knitting, etc) with knowledgeable support for newbies provided. There are also specific workshops that require pre-registration such as card making.
Board games, cards and cribbage boards are always available and there is a coffee/tea time.
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea, and conversation while your baby, tot, or preschooler plays. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator, Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend.
Membership is required and can be purchased for $10 per person, per year.
If you have your own equipment, you are encouraged to bring it, however there is some equipment that you can use.
There is no age restriction to be a member of the Seniors Association of St. Margaret’s Bay. You just need to be interested in the well-being and participation of seniors in our community.
Whether you are a seasoned player or an absolute newbie to the sport, come join this fun, informal group for a good workout. All equipment provided but bring a racquet if you have one. Bring indoor, athletic footwear and water.
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.
“Rose On A Tile” Clay Workshop For Seniors – Week 2
“Rose On A Tile” Clay Workshop For Seniors – Week 2
The workshop “Rose on a Tile” for seniors is offered by ceramicist Bunk Trinacty, as an outreach programme by Aspotogan Arts and Crafts. The session will consist of two, two-hour sessions spaced two weeks apart. No supplies or experience is necessary. Registration is required.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring your knitting or other needlecraft to the Library every Thursday night. You’ll enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other knit nuts and crafting enthusiasts.
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.
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.
“Rose On A Tile” Clay Workshop For Seniors – Week 2
“Rose On A Tile” Clay Workshop For Seniors – Week 2
The workshop “Rose on a Tile” for seniors is offered by ceramicist Bunk Trinacty, as an outreach programme by Aspotogan Arts and Crafts. The session will consist of two, two-hour sessions spaced two weeks apart. No supplies or experience is necessary. Registration is required.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring your knitting or other needlecraft to the Library every Thursday night. You’ll enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other knit nuts and crafting enthusiasts.
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.
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.
Grab your jersey and join us at the Hubbards Area Lions Club for Hockey Night in Canada. Toronto Maple Leafs are hosting Montreal Canadiens. Doors open at 7 pm, the game starts at 8:00. The kitchen will be open serving wings, loaded nachos, fried pepperoni and more. Cash bar available as well and 50/50.
Should be a great evening to gather with friends and family and share some fun rivalry between Hab and Leaf fans.
Colin Millar is a Master Mariner and in his profession, he pilots some of the many vessels entering Halifax Harbour, from giant container ships to cruise ships such as the Queen Mary II, from sailing ships to submarines. It takes three years of intensive training for an experienced Mariner to qualify as a Pilot, gaining expert knowledge of local harbour conditions, and the effects of tides, currents, wind and weather. Join us as Mr. Millar talks about his job, and some of the challenges he has encountered in the course of his work.
Have you heard of Pickleball? Whether you are a seasoned player or an absolute newbie to the sport, come join this fun, informal group for a good workout. Pickleball is a racket sport played with paddles and a whiffle ball (similar to tennis or badminton) and is played indoors on a badminton court. Bring indoor, athletic footwear and water. All equipment provided. Note: In the event of poor conditions due to weather, check the website at www.chester.ca to check for program cancellations after 3 pm that day or check the “Hubbards Pickleball” Facebook page.
Open to members of the St. Margaret’s Bay Seniors Association. Membership is $10 per person, per year and can be paid at the drop-in.
Activities include working on individual handcrafts (rug hooking, knitting, etc) with knowledgeable support for newbies provided. There are also specific workshops that require pre-registration such as card making.
Board games, cards and cribbage boards are always available and there is a coffee/tea time.
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea, and conversation while your baby, tot, or preschooler plays. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator, Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend.
Membership is required and can be purchased for $10 per person, per year.
If you have your own equipment, you are encouraged to bring it, however there is some equipment that you can use.
There is no age restriction to be a member of the Seniors Association of St. Margaret’s Bay. You just need to be interested in the well-being and participation of seniors in our community.
Open to members of the St. Margaret’s Bay Seniors Association. Membership is $10 per person, per year and can be paid at the drop-in.
Activities include working on individual handcrafts (rug hooking, knitting, etc) with knowledgeable support for newbies provided. There are also specific workshops that require pre-registration such as card making.
Board games, cards and cribbage boards are always available and there is a coffee/tea time.
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea, and conversation while your baby, tot, or preschooler plays. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator, Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend.
Membership is required and can be purchased for $10 per person, per year.
If you have your own equipment, you are encouraged to bring it, however there is some equipment that you can use.
There is no age restriction to be a member of the Seniors Association of St. Margaret’s Bay. You just need to be interested in the well-being and participation of seniors in our community.
Whether you are a seasoned player or an absolute newbie to the sport, come join this fun, informal group for a good workout. All equipment provided but bring a racquet if you have one. Bring indoor, athletic footwear and water.
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.
Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, bring your knitting or other needlecraft to the Library every Thursday night. You’ll enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other knit nuts and crafting enthusiasts.
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.
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.
Most of us have articles of clothing that are no longer serving us and are taking up space in our closets. You might have pieces that aren’t your perfect fit or are no longer suiting your needs, but they may find new life and new use from another lucky someone! Bring your preloved items of clothing and shoes to our Library Clothing Swap. Please be sure to bring clothing items that are clean and in good condition. Any items that remain afterwards can be taken home but if left at the library will be placed in one of our community donation bins.
Enjoy delicious pan-fried haddock, mashed potatoes and carrots, coleslaw, homemade tartar sauce, a fresh roll and Black Forest Cake for dessert. Cost $16; dine-in or take-out is available. Please pre-order for both with Lion Louella Regan at 902-857-9714 by Wednesday, February 22nd.
Have you heard of Pickleball? Whether you are a seasoned player or an absolute newbie to the sport, come join this fun, informal group for a good workout. Pickleball is a racket sport played with paddles and a whiffle ball (similar to tennis or badminton) and is played indoors on a badminton court. Bring indoor, athletic footwear and water. All equipment provided. Note: In the event of poor conditions due to weather, check the website at www.chester.ca to check for program cancellations after 3 pm that day or check the “Hubbards Pickleball” Facebook page.
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)
Open to members of the St. Margaret’s Bay Seniors Association. Membership is $10 per person, per year and can be paid at the drop-in.
Activities include working on individual handcrafts (rug hooking, knitting, etc) with knowledgeable support for newbies provided. There are also specific workshops that require pre-registration such as card making.
Board games, cards and cribbage boards are always available and there is a coffee/tea time.
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea, and conversation while your baby, tot, or preschooler plays. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator, Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend.
Membership is required and can be purchased for $10 per person, per year.
If you have your own equipment, you are encouraged to bring it, however there is some equipment that you can use.
There is no age restriction to be a member of the Seniors Association of St. Margaret’s Bay. You just need to be interested in the well-being and participation of seniors in our community.
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)
Open to members of the St. Margaret’s Bay Seniors Association. Membership is $10 per person, per year and can be paid at the drop-in.
Activities include working on individual handcrafts (rug hooking, knitting, etc) with knowledgeable support for newbies provided. There are also specific workshops that require pre-registration such as card making.
Board games, cards and cribbage boards are always available and there is a coffee/tea time.
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea, and conversation while your baby, tot, or preschooler plays. Local doula and CAPPA-trained lactation educator, Jo Beckett is available for breastfeeding support. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend.
Membership is required and can be purchased for $10 per person, per year.
If you have your own equipment, you are encouraged to bring it, however there is some equipment that you can use.
There is no age restriction to be a member of the Seniors Association of St. Margaret’s Bay. You just need to be interested in the well-being and participation of seniors in our community.
