
Homegrown Holiday Magic at Christmas in Petite
Every November, Petite Rivière fills with a familiar magic: the smell of…

Every November, Petite Rivière fills with a familiar magic: the smell of…

Experience the magic of the Season at the South Shore Waldorf School’s…

Our event has changed! New location, no ticket needed, just a fun…

New Years Eve Dance at the Riverport Community Centre Featuring local DJ…
Come support our young entrepreneurs at this arts and crafts market where…

This Annual Open House features author signings with Wanda Baxter (She is…

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Belsnickling, a pagan tradition brought over by the Germans, is similar to mummering in Newfoundland. If you were lucky, belsnickels would visit town sometime between Christmas and Old Year’s Night and bring festive spirit into your home.

During a torrential downpour and 80 kilometre an hour winds over the final Saturday in November, about a dozen New Rossers celebrated the opening of Twig The Elf’s Chalet.

(Illustration: Onya Hogan-Finlay) To avoid the more consumerist nature of the holiday…

I had a tea towel hanging off the stove for years that read “Forget the Dishes.” Why was I so attached to this piece of fabric? Because my dear friend embroidered it for me.

For some, the holiday season brings fond thoughts of hot chocolate on chilly days. For others, the season heralds being subjected to the intense anxiety of buying the perfect gifts for your loved ones. If you belong to the second group, then you have no reason to worry – Lunenburg County is about to become the epicenter of holiday markets.