Did you know that there are 16 Public Parking Lots within 400 metres of Central Avenue in Downtown Wolfville?
These lots provide over 380 parking spots, including over 140 all-day spots.
Check out our Walkability contest during Mud Creek Days to win a Fitbit! Click Here for more information.
You may have seen these on the Halifax waterfront, in Bridgewater, or another spot in Nova Scotia.
Our very own #playmenovascotia piano will be arriving at the Waterfront Park Gazebo this Thursday, July 20th, mid-morning!
If you are artistically inclined, stop by if you'd like to help with the painting of Wolfville's piano.
It will be available for the rest of the summer and into the fall for anyone to come and play a tune!
Brought to you by the Town of Wolfville, the Deep Roots Music Cooperative and the Government of Canada.
When activated, Wolfville's Comfort/Reception Centre will be located at the Wolfville School, 19 Acadia Street.
Any questions may be directed to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Starting this Sunday, July 9th and continuing every Sunday until August 27th.
All ages and abilities welcome!
Enjoy Town of Wolfville’s FREE Recreation Days on Fridays for the month of July!
July 7th will be WATER DAY, July 14th will be MAD SCIENTIST DAY and July 21st will be SUPERSTAR SPORT DAY!
Each camp goes from 8:30-4:30!
These Rec Days are for ages 5-12.
Morning and afternoon drop-ins are welcome.
The Town has decided to continue consultation on potentially re-locating the RCMP offices in Wolfville to New Minas. The issue will not be considered by Council until the Fall of 2017. Updates on future consultation will be posted to the website, social media and around Town. To view the staff document please click here .
You’re invited! Tracy Moore joins President’s Choice® in Wolfville on coast-to-coast exploration of Canadian cuisine
Nothing brings people together like eating together. When we eat together, we share more than just a meal. We see each other as equals. Eating together can make Canada, and maybe even the world, a better place.
In celebration of our great nation’s 150th year, the President’s Choice® team has partnered with Cityline to conduct a coast-to-coast exploration of dishes that bring Canadians to the table. From March until June, the team will be touring the country, visiting six communities (Ottawa, Calgary, Richmond, Summerside, Wolfville and Montreal) and encouraging Canadians to eat together and share stories about their favourite dishes.
Cityline host Tracy Moore and PC® Executive Chef Tom Filippou will be making a stop in Wolfville to tape a segment for the show during the Apple Blossom Festival. Residents and visitors are invited to join Tracy and Chef Tom for a meet and greet, where they can share their own views on Nova Scotia’s food culture and talk to the duo about eating together as a nation.
WHAT: Meet and greet with Cityline’s Tracy Moore and Chef Tom Filippou
WHEN: Saturday, May 27 | 11 A.M.
WHERE: Lion’s Club| 36 Elm Street| Wolfville
ONSITE OPPORTUNITIES ESPECIALLY FOR YOU:
SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES + HASHTAGS:
Instagram: @PresChoice /Twitter: @PresChoice/ Facebook: President’s Choice #EatTogether
For further information: Margaret Poole | Poole Communications | This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. | 902-443-1410
Onsite contacts: Megan Menard | Loblaw | This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. | 647-642-9956 Mark Boudreau | Loblaw Atlantic | This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. | 902-802-8687
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The Town of Wolfville has awarded a contract for the reconstruction of Sylvan Drive & Sunset Terrace to Gary Parker Excavating Ltd. The work includes replacement of sanitary, storm and water services, street reconstruction including new base materials, asphalt surfaces, concrete curbs and reinstatement of disturbed area(s).
Installation of temporary water will commence on or about Monday, May 29th and construction is scheduled to start Monday, June 5, 2017. The project is expected to be completed by the end of September 2017. Hours of work will generally be from 7 am to 7 pm. While construction is ongoing, the work area will be closed to through traffic during work hours, except for emergency vehicles, construction and local resident traffic.
For full details click here: 2017 05 26 Sunset & Sylvan Notice to Residents Reconstruction Startup
The Summer 2017 Kings County Rec Guide has been released!
Click below to check out some fun things to do in Wolfville and the rest of the Valley this summer!
May 16th, 2017 Public access to the Wolfville Nature Trust Lands off of Forest Hill Road has been suspended until road maintenance can be completed.
