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Canada Day in Nova Scotia is packed with excitement, culture, and community fun for the whole family. Whether you’re into live music, historic landmarks, multicultural celebrations, or kid-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone this July 1st. Here’s a look at what’s happening around the province! Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo Parade

10:00 am | Starts at Scotiabank Centre

Don’t miss the largest Canada Day parade east of Montreal! This crowd-favourite event features military bands, colourful floats, dancers, and performers marching through the heart of downtown Halifax.

Halifax Commons Family Day

11:00 am–10:00 pm |  Halifax Common

Enjoy a full day of fun with free public roller skating, swimming, bouncy…

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Annapolis Valley is known across North America for its apple orchards, making it an important piece of Nova Scotia’s agricultural industry. At its peak Nova Scotia would harvest nearly 3 million barrels of apples each fall. Every spring the fragrance of the apple blossoms paired with the beauty of the apple trees in full bloom is a magical atmosphere to experience. The Apple Blossom Festival is a tradition that started in 1933 and has continued to this day. It’s a festival to celebrate Annapolis Valley’s apple industry, the areas natural beauty and local talents.

This years theme is Blossoms, Vineyards and Tides, the festival runs from May 28-June 1 2025. The committee has this years festival chalked full of exciting events for everyone. We have put…

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