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Musquodoboit Valley Festivals & Events

Below is a calendar of Annual Events hosted by various community groups and organizations in the Musquodoboit Valley. Please join us for the festivities!

For details and dates for a particular event, have a look at the most recent issue of TownCryer News or see Upcoming Events at www.mvta.net


JAN	Annual Robbie Burns Night - Bicentennial Theatre & Cultural Centre, Middle Musquodoboit

APR	Dean Maple Syrup Festival
	Fishing Season begins (see Nova Scotia Fisheries & Aquaculture for details)

MAY	Musquodoboit Valley Lions Club Annual Walk for Dog Guides

JUNE	Farmers Markets open for the season: Musquodoboit Harbour Farmers Market Stewiacke Valley Farmers Market

JULY	Canada Day celebrations
	Musquodoboit Valley Lions Club "Big Bike Ride" in support of the Heart & Stroke Foundation

AUG	Stewiacke Town Days
	Annual Auction & Yard Sale (Middleton United Church, Middle Musquodoboit)
	4-Person Golf Scramble at River Oaks Golf & Country Club
	Halifax County Exhibition
	Atlantic Canada Harmonica Festival (Heritage Village)
	Clam Harbour Sand Castle Contest
	U-Pick Blueberries

SEPT	50-Mile Yard Sale
	Open Farm Day
	Healthy Connections Wellness Show
	Kirk Logan Old Time Fiddling Contest - Bicentennial Theatre & Cultural Centre, Middle Musquodoboit

OCT	Rally in the Musquodoboit Valley
	Take a rural scenic drive through the Musquodoboit Valley when the fall leaves are at their most colourful!
	Small Game Hunting Season begins (visit Department of Natural Resources for details)

NOV	Deer Hunting Season begins (visit Department of Natural Resources for details)

DEC	Holiday Parade of Lights
	Annual Kids' Christmas Party (hosted by Middle Musquodoboit Volunteer Fire Dept.)
	Musquodoboit Harbour Christmas Farmers Market
	U-Pick Christmas Trees
	Festival of Trees and Festival of Crafts

For details and dates for a particular event, have a look at the most recent issue of The TownCryer News or see Upcoming Events at www.mvta.net

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Waddya know...?

In 2009, the Halifax County Exhibition celebrated 125 years. This agricultural fair is considered to be one of the oldest, if not the oldest in Nova Scotia.