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RiverBreeze Farmers MarketDiscovering CommunitiesLocated just outside of Truro, Nova Scotia, RiverBreeze is also the home of Atlantic Canada's largest corn maze and 'agri-tainment' destination! RiverBreeze: Growing Farm Fresh Family Fun! Agenda items: Discovering Communities | |
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Tatamagouche Creamery SquareDiscovering CommunitiesLocated within the village of Tatamagouche on the historic waterfront and adjacent to both the Sunrise Trail and Trans-Canada walking trail, Creamery Square is destined to become a regional star attraction and vital community resource. Creamery Square provides a unique and engaging mix of activities and experiences. The new Farmers’ Market building already provides a vibrant facility for local food producers, artisans and customers with over 17,000 visitors in 2007. Agenda items: Discovering Communities | |
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Downtown TruroDiscovering CommunitiesThe Truro area was settled by ancestors of the Mi'kmaq First Nations Indians thousands of years ago. The first permanent European settlement occurred when Acadians established the colony of Cobequid in 1703 on the tidal marshlands and adjacent lowlands. Families from New England and Northern Ireland who, at the encouragement of the Governor in Halifax, settled on the former Acadian lands established this colony some 50 years later. Agenda items: Discovering Communities | Discovering Communities | Discovering Communities | |
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Glooscap Heritage CentreDiscovering CommunitiesThe Glooscap Heritage Centre, located on the outskirts of Truro, Nova Scotia, is dedicated to the celebration of Mi'kmaq heritage. The Centre also has a modern Visitor Information Centre and a Gift Shop with an Aboriginal focus. Agenda items: Discovering Communities | |
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Agritech Park/ NSACDiscovering CommunitiesThe Park's mandate is to provide the fertile environment necessary to grow and develop innovative bio-economy products, services & technologies within the agri-food, marine & environmental sectors. AgriTECH Park officially opened its door for business in 1998. Agenda items: Discovering Communities | |
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