Campaign Category: Family Friendly
KitchenRackets continues its long tradition of hosting open acoustic jam sessions in St. Peter’s during the Celtic Colours International Festival. Join in the fun Oct 12, 13, 14 & 16 from 2pm-4pm Bonnie Brae Seniors Club in St. Peter’s.
Watch majestic bison roam the land on a farm tour with the Teerling family, before dining lakeside on a German-inspired 3-course farm-to-table meal.
When people think of Cape Breton Island, places like the Cabot Trail often steal the spotlight. But tucked along the island’s southeastern shore is Isle Madame, a collection of small coastal communities where Acadian culture, maritime history, and ocean views come together at a slower pace.
Get a glimpse into the art of bladesmithing, before swinging the hammer & crafting your own forged keepsake! Stay onsite & take home local coffee!
This itinerary is best suited for travellers looking to spend a reasonable amount of time seeing the key sites along the Cabot Trail. The route spans a scenic 208 kilometres (130 miles), and drivers should expect a leisurely pace with lots of time for photos.
Use this itinerary to create a two-day trip focused on Nova Scotia’s South Shore lighthouses or blend with additional attractions for a longer vacation. Most of the lighthouses in this itinerary are easy to access and include visitor experiences.
Nova Scotia is a great place to see fall colours because its autumn scenery is so varied and easy to explore. Travellers can see orange and yellow maple hills, brilliant red blueberry fields, golden grasses, colourful ferns, and subtle fall tones in bogs and salt marshes.
There’s something about fall in Nova Scotia that makes you want to slow down and take the scenic route. From city parks and lakeside trails to mountain lookoffs and famous coastal drives, autumn paints the province in shades of red, orange, and gold.
