A 3.5 km loop with our four-legged friends. All dogs who complete the walk will get a special treat from Hallie’s Dog Bakery.
- Dogs are not allowed in Museum buildings.
- Dogs must be on a leash at all times.
- Please clean up after your dogs.
- Dogs friendly to people and other dogs only, please!
Bocce, Washer Toss, Croquet and/or bring your favourite lawn game!
Fresh dough made with Speerville flour. Pick your toppings to order. Homemade sauces, local meats and veggies. $7
In support of the Shepody Food Bank, the Hopewell Rocks will accept donations of cash and/or non-perishable food items in lieu of park admission fees. Come enjoy this natural wonder and support your local food bank!
To help us plan for the coming year’s activities, we invite you to attend our Open Meeting on Saturday, January 17 at the Curryville Community Center, 786 Albert Mines Rd., in Curryville.
We have a full and entertaining agenda, starting at 3:00PM with a movie, “GMO – OMG,” a thought-provoking film by Jeremy Seifert on GMOs in relationship to his 3 young children and the world around him.
Our open meeting follows at 5:00, including a potluck supper. Bring a dish to share. After the meeting, there will be a Crokinole tournament. Crokinole is a board game that was developed in rural Canada in the 1860s. It is a test of dexterity, with elements of shuffleboard and curling on a tabletop scale. For rules and information, click here. Limber up those fingers, and come join in the fun!
Foods of the Fundy Valley will be hosting their 3rd bee keeping workshop led by Fletcher and Mary Colpitts. The focus of this workshop will be learning to work with open hives and will be hosted May 29th at the Albert County Museum. The cost of the event will be $40/participant and lunch will be provided. Registration for this workshop will open April 25th. Stay posted on how to sign up!