Staff at Acadia have been working to develop a great list of on-campus events for the next two weekends, as a way to encourage safer celebrations at a time when the Town historically experiences an increase in unsanctioned, off-campus events.

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For those who wish to organize, host, or attend large off-campus gatherings over the next two weekends, please review the nuisance party by-law to get a sense of what is and is not permitted in our community. Both the RCMP and Town compliance staff can issue a nuisance party order, and fines, under this by-law.

To report a nuisance party, please contact the RCMP. 

Reconstruction of the East End Gateway Parking Lot, including site removals and relocations, 
cut/fill to match finished subgrade, backfilling, supply, placement and compaction of all granulars and asphalt. Drainage improvements. Concrete 2-way All Ages & Abilities (AAA) Active Transportation corridor (3.2m wide) from Main Street to Trail Head. Parking lot area lighting and AAA Active Transportation corridor decorative lighting complete with new power point. Electrical and communications conduit under accessway/driveway for future use by.

Tenders received up to 2:00 pm., local time, Thursday, March 28, 2024
 

(March 1, 2024 – Halifax NS)
For the first time in the event’s history, Nova Scotia Music Week (NSMW) will take place in Wolfville/Mtapan from November 7-10, 2024. Now in its 27th year, NSMW and Music Nova Scotia bring together artists, fans, and music industry from across Nova Scotia and around the globe to experience the best talent the province has to offer, in iconic communities across the province.

“The Town of Wolfville is thrilled to partner with Music Nova Scotia and Acadia University to bring Nova Scotia Music Week to our community for the first time ever,” says Wendy Donovan, Mayor of the Town of Wolfville. “I know that our community will welcome this tremendous celebration of Nova Scotia musicians and make it a ‘best yet’ event experience for participating artists.”

Tanya Colburne, Director of Events Acadia, adds, “Nova Scotia Music Week is truly a community-driven event with opportunities for everyone in the Valley to participate in some way. With a tremendous mix of venues, an incredibly engaged group of volunteers, and its renowned culture of music, delicious food and beverages, Wolfville is perfectly positioned to host this event, and we are thrilled to bring this experience to our Acadia students and the broader community.”

"As an organization dedicated to amplifying the voices of Nova Scotian artists across the province, we’re thrilled to host NSMW in the Valley for the first time,” says Allegra Swanson, Executive Director of Music Nova Scotia.  "Hosting the event in Wolfville embodies our commitment to inclusivity and outreach, ensuring NSMW connects with diverse communities across Nova Scotia. By rotating locations annually, we reinforce our dedication to serving all regions, enriching cultural exchange, and fostering widespread participation in celebrating our vibrant music scene. We anticipate an unforgettable experience for artists, delegates, and the community alike — one that will resonate for years to come.”

Crews are responding to a watermain break in the vicinity of 62 Dale St (Dale and Woodland Dr).

Residents at this intersection, and homes up to 24 Bishop Ave will experience water disruptions throughout the day, until the repair is complete.

Vehicular traffic is being asked to avoid Bishop Ave/Dale St from Herbin St to Woodland Dr.

Residents within this area are being asked to use caution when accessing their driveways inside the barricaded work area.