Please be advised that the road into Reservoir Park from the parking lot will be closed until work is completed on the water line installation to the new washrooms. Access to the park continues via the trail system.
Randall House Museum
259 Main St
Wolfville
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Randall House Museum
259 Main St
Wolfville
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B4P 1C6
K.C. Irving Environmental Science Centre (Auditorium)
32 University Ave
Wolfville
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B4P 1X9
K.C. Irving Environmental Science Centre (Auditorium)
32 University Ave
Wolfville
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B4P 1X9
K.C. Irving Environmental Science Centre (Auditorium)
32 University Ave
Wolfville
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B4P 1X9
Join Acadia Students hosting this public event in partnership with the AcadiaU Welkaqnik Indigenous Gathering Space, the Town of Wolfville, Acadia U programs and departments—Community Development, Nutrition and Dietetics, Politics, Sociology, Women & Gender Studies—and the Vaughn Memorial Library.
Everyone is welcome and all the film screenings are free.
From Tuesday, September 23 to Wednesday, September 24, the Department of Public Works will be installing a sewage line to the new washroom facility in the Reservoir Park. Work will involve trenching from the pump station beside the new washroom/changeroom, across the park roadway at Pleasant Street, and along the southside ditch of Reservoir Park Road. This may cause some disruption in pedestrian traffic. Staff will be on site to assist the public.
Between Thursday, September 25 and Friday, September 26, Nova Scotia Power will install a new power line along the southside of Reservoir Park Road. Pedestrian access will remain open on the northside.
Please use caution when entering the Reservoir Park during this work.
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The Town of Wolfville invites individual artists, artist teams, photographers or designers to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to design and install a public artwork on the exterior of Carl’s Independent grocery store located at 396 Main Street, Wolfville.
This public art installation is intended to enhance the streetscape, celebrate local culture and history with an engaging artwork on a prominent location in our community. This project is funded by Loblaw as part of their commitment to developing a larger grocery store in Wolfville.
For full details please review the submission package.
The Town of Wolfville welcomes and encourages submissions from Black, racialized and Indigenous Peoples, 2SLGBTQ+, newcomers to Canada, and People with Disabilities.
If you are a member of a group that has been historically excluded from opportunities, we encourage you to self-identify in your submission and to share your pronouns
