Soak up the brilliant colours of fall and enjoy what has become one of Kejimkujik’s most popular weekends of the year! Enjoy the annual Pumpkin Carving Contest and take the plunge at the annual Cold Turkey Swim. It’s the perfect weekend to spend with friends and family.
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Make 2024 your year to get in on the fun. Athletes of all abilities are encouraged to embrace the challenge with a sense of adventure and fun. Whether you choose to participate or to cheer on the racers, there will be something for everyone! Visit triathlonnovascotia.ca/events for details
Join Mi’kmaq artisan, Todd Labrador, his family, and the Kejimkujik team, as they launch the birch bark canoe built this summer at the Birch bark canoe Shop, Merrymakedge (P4).
(Rain date: August 18, 2024) Teams of LoonWatchers will canoe assigned lakes to provide a simultaneous survey of loon presence and reproductive activity. Lakes are surveyed from 12 noon until 3 pm. LoonWatch observation forms will be collected at the Visitor Centre following the survey. A canoe and associated equipment must be supplied by the […]
Head to Nova Scotia’s only Dark-Sky Preserve for a weekend of dark-sky delights. Search Kejimkujik’s spectacular night skies for planets, galaxies, constellations, meteors, and more. Whether you are new to stargazing or a seasoned observer, there will be stories and discoveries for all ages! Presented in partnership with the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (RASC). Did […]
Join L’Association des Familles Acadiennes de Port-Royal for the raising of the Acadian flag, presentations and Acadian music performances. Discover the rich heritage and culture of the Acadian people inside Fort Anne’s Officers’ Quarters Museum. Regular admission applies for the museum visit.
Come early, lay down your blanket and settle in on the scenic grounds. Take in the wondrous open sky and watch Annapolis Royal’s magical fireworks display.
Visit Annapolis Royal for the annual Natal Day Parade starting at 3 pm. After the parade, join us in Fort Anne’s parking lot to take a closer look at the handiwork involved in creating these colourful displays. Who will be this year’s float winners? Don’t miss the excitement!
Stroll around the encampment of the 84th Regiment of Foot 2nd Battalion (Royal Highland Emigrants) and enjoy the sights, smells, and sounds of black powder musketry, outdoor cooking, and life in an 18th century military camp. Saturday afternoon from 2 pm to 3 pm a tactical battle features 18th century military techniques, weather permitting.
Join Parks Canada and community partners to mark this special day commemorating the Great Upheaval. Check the Fort Anne website for more details closer to the date.