Each week we will sing songs, share books, and more!

For preschoolers ages 2 to 5 accompanied by a parent/caregiver.

Registration is required.

Join us for a free guided hike/snowshoe around Miner's Marsh to Eaves Hollow and back. This is approximately a 4.5km easy difficulty walking loop. All ages are welcome!

Please be sure to dress for the weather and bring ice grippers if you have them! 

Pre registration required. Spaces are limited! To register, please email recreation@kentville.ca or call 902-679-2539

Don't have your own snowshoes or ice grippers? We have some snowshoes, ice grippers and hiking polls available to borrow for free at Town Hall (354 Main Street). Call or email us for more info!

Each week we will sing songs, share books, and more!

For preschoolers ages 2 to 5 accompanied by a parent/caregiver.

Registration is required.

Join us for a guided lantern led snowshoe through the Gorge. Bring your flashlight or headlamp if you have one.

Snowshoes are available to borrow!

Register by emailing recreation@kentville.ca or calling 902-679-2539

Join us for a free skate to celebrate the Fire and Ice Festival!

Kentville residents elect six councillors and the mayor every four years during municipal elections. This team meets each month during the Council Advisory Committee (CAC) meeting with directors to understand town operations, and to receive recommendations from staff.  During council meetings at the end of each month, council considers these and other recommendations and makes decisions in the best interest of the town. Both the CAC and council meetings are open to the public, either live at Town Hall or online using Facebook Live.  All council meetings and council meeting highlights are available on the town's YouTube channel.

To see the agenda for this meeting, please click here!

Each week we will sing songs, share books, and more!

For preschoolers ages 2 to 5 accompanied by a parent/caregiver.

Registration is required.

Please join Council on Tuesday February 21 at 4:00pm for a special meeting of Council Advisory Committee- the meeting will be open to the public in Town Hall but will not be live streamed to Facebook. At this meeting, Council will review the 2023-2024 Town of Kentville Capital Budget.

To see last year's budget, please visit our website here.

Learning One Nighter:

A community education talk series

SEED STARTING BASICS - Presenter: Melissa Weir

Melissa will be covering the basics of what vegetable and flower seeds to choose and where to buy them. As well as when and how to start them, indoors and outdoors.

Each week we will sing songs, share books, and more!

For preschoolers ages 2 to 5 accompanied by a parent/caregiver.

Registration is required.

Join Lindsay from Between the Mountains Music Therapy for 45 minutes of music and movement for children ages 0 to 2 and their guardians!

Registration is required.

Join Lindsay from Between the Mountains Music Therapy for 45 minutes of music and movement for children ages 3 to 5 and their guardians!

Registration is required.

Come enjoy a skate with fellow adults at the Kentville Centennial Arena from 9:30-10:30am on  Tuesdays and Thursday's for $3.00. 

Kentville residents elect six councillors and the mayor every four years during municipal elections. This team meets each month during the Council Advisory Committee (CAC) meeting with directors to understand town operations, and to receive recommendations from staff.  During council meetings at the end of each month, council considers these and other recommendations and makes decisions in the best interest of the town. Both the CAC and council meetings are open to the public, either live at Town Hall or online using Facebook Live.  All council meetings and council meeting highlights are available on the town's YouTube channel.

Click here to see the agenda

Gardening for People & the Planet

Presenter: Melanie Priesnitz

An introduction to the Wapna’ki forest, why it’s a region at risk and how people can get involved with helping to preserve it through ecological gardening and gardening with native plants. The talk also touches on therapeutic horticulture and finding wellness for people and the planet through gardening.