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Holiday Afternoon Tea

Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum 471 Poplar Drive, Cole Harbour

Join us on Sunday, December 15th, 2024 for a delectable selection of savouries and sweets featuring favourite festive flavours. This is a traditional afternoon tea served on vintage china with a complement of loose leaf tea. For $59 per person, you will enjoy a savoury course, a scone course, and finally, a sweet course. Delicious tea from World Tea House will serve as a pairing to this wonderful experience. Tickets will be available on our website on Tuesday, November 26th. However, if you are a member of the Cole Harbour Rural Heritage Society, you will get early access to tickets on Monday, November 25th! Check out the Menu here:

$59

Giving Tuesday Cream Tea

Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum 471 Poplar Drive, Cole Harbour

Giving Tuesday - A Global Generosity Movement Join us on Tuesday, December 3rd for our Annual Giving Tuesday Cream Tea! This end of year fundraiser is now a cornerstone of our fundraising efforts, and every donor gets rewarded in return! Drop in to the Rose and Kettle Tearoom between 11am and 3pm where, for your donation of $25 or more, you will enjoy a serving of our scrumptious Cream Tea (fresh baked scone with real whipped cream and homemade strawberry jam with your choice of tea or coffee). And, back by popular demand, for the first 10 donations of $100 or more (received on Tuesday, December 3rd, in person or online), receive a fresh baked apple pie! (Pie pick-up at a later date). Prefer to give online? Visit our Giving Tuesday Donation Page on Canada Helps on December 3rd to Read More →

Introduction to Blacksmithing

Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum 471 Poplar Drive, Cole Harbour

Join us on Thursday, November 21st, 2024 from 9am to 4pm, at the Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum for a one day “Introduction to Blacksmithing.” The workshop takes place inside our historic Blacksmith Shop, a working shop developed within one of the site’s original heritage barns. The workshop gets underway at 9am. You’ll start with a brief presentation by the Blacksmith (fresh coffee provided!) on the process of blacksmithing and the role of the Blacksmith in the community. Once you’ve completed the presentation you will head to the forge where, under the instruction and guidance of the Blacksmith, you will create your own project to take home (project has been pre-selected to optimize learning outcomes). There will be a one hour break for lunch; please plan to brown bag it (there are also food services available in very close proximity Read More →

$150