A couple weeks ago, we asked everyone to come up with a word to describe the farm. Did we ever love your responses! Now, we are pleased to present a word cloud made up of your wonderful words. Thanks to all of you for helping to make the farm the special place it is! Read More →
We are bringing back our popular Valentine’s Day Scone kits for your enjoyment! Each kit contains our favourite Rose & Kettle treat; cream tea for two including 4 scones with homemade jam and cream (in handy mason jars), all beautifully packaged in a gift bag and ready to give. Cost is $22/pack. Scone kits will be available for pick-up on Valentine’s Day, February 14, from 3 to 5 p.m. You must pre-order kits by February 12th, and indicate when you will pick-up your order on February 14th. To pre-order your kit, please contact 902-434-0222 or hello@coleharbourfarmmuseum.ca Read More →
Please note that the Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum office will be closed for the holidays from December 22 to January 1st, and will re-open Wednesday, January 2nd. We hope you all enjoy the holidays with your family and friends! Read More →
Thank you to all who joined us for our Christmas Carol Service at the Meeting House. It was a beautiful afternoon, and the chapel was beautifully decorated, thanks to our dedicated volunteers. We had Rev. Lester Settle join us, recounting Christmases past, and guest preacher, Rev. Peter Young. Thank you to all the volunteers who helped make this service possible. It was a wonderful service! Read More →
We had a lovely group join us for our Pickling Party this past Saturday! Participants left with a jar of fermented carrots and dilly beans. We are planning to offer more workshops like this one in the future. If you or someone you know have a skill you’d like to share with the community, please contact Emma at hello@coleharbourfarmmuseum.ca Read More →
Another season has come and gone, and we are ready to buckle down and begin planning for next season! Most of the animals have returned home, to their farms. The sheep, however, continue to roam the pastures (though not for much longer – the temperature is dropping quickly!), and the farm will remain home to our chickens and ducks. Although the museum is closed for the season, we do hold several events throughout the Winter. If you would like to stay in the loop of upcoming news and events, sign up for our newsletter. You will find a newsletter signup near the bottom of this page. Read More →
