Event Listings for Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival

Weekly Farmer's Market at The Amherst Lions Club, Electric Street. Fresh blueberries for sale (5 & 10 pound boxes). Home baking featuring blueberry muffins, cake, desserts, pie and Blueberry themed crafts. Pie by-the-slice available. Enter the draw for a 10pound box of blueberries!

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition as part of the 4th Annual Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival. We encourage entrants to design crafts, paintings and baking to celebrate the Wild Blueberry. In the home arts division, blueberry jam or muffins, baked with blueberries are judged as part of the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival. Unleash your artistic &/or culinary talents, think Wild Blueberries and enter. Deadline date for entrants is Aug. 16. For more information call 893-9222, nspe@eastlink.ca

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Bluegrass & Oldtime Music Festival Fri. Aug. 15 - Sun. Aug. 17, 7th Annual Kempt Shore Bluegrass & Old-time Music Festival. Rustic Harmony, A New Shade of Blue, The Grasskickers, Janet McGarry & Wildwood, New Ground, Machaela Taylor & Borderline and Lady Luck, Saturday morning workshops for banjo, mandolin, fiddle, guitar, bass and song writers. Peterson's Festival Grounds, 5701 Highway 215, 1 hour from Halifax, 30 minutes from Windsor, follow the signs.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

PARRSBORO LIONS ARENA Nova Scotia Gem & Mineral Show, Friday, Aug. 15 - Sun Aug. 17, at the Fundy Geological Museum. Workshops and demonstrations, field trips, exhibitors and presenters, canteen and children's play area. Blueberry Cake with brown sugar sauce will be served each afternoon at 2:00 pm. Door prize of blueberries each afternoon at 2:00 pm

Ship's Company Theatre Mainstage Play: “Snow Dance” by Daniel Lillford Aug. 6 – 24

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

FIREWORKS & Dwight d’Eon Concert – August 15th, The Festival kicks-off with a bang this year in downtown Truro with an evening of music starting at 6pm at the Marigold Centre including an outdoor performance by 2007 Canadian Idol Top-4 finalist: Dwight d’Eon and fireworks (9:45pm) sponsored by Democracy 250. D’Eon’s performance is part of a full weekend of live music at the Marigold Centre where 65 musicians will perform.

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Friday, Aug, 15 to Saturday, Aug. 22 Healthy Habit Health Store, 112 Esplanade, Truro, will be sampling blueberry beverages offering herbal tea all day. Available to purchase: gluten free blueberry muffins and pesticide free fresh blueberries.

3rd Annual Truro Live Summer Music Festival Three days of family fun, food, and live music featuring over 65 of the best of local and regional talent, singer-song writers, and emerging musicians and performers. Fireworks and outdoor concert by Dwight d’Eon of Canadian Idol fame! Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast, Fresh Roasted Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee, BBQ’s and other blueberry concessions. Children’s Activities on site. Tickets: $2/night; $6/weekend at the Marigold Cultural Centre Box Office 902-897-4004 or by email marigold@downtowntruro.ca

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition as part of the 4th Annual Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival. We encourage entrants to design crafts, paintings and baking to celebrate the Wild Blueberry. In the home arts division, blueberry jam or muffins, baked with blueberries are judged as part of the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival. Unleash your artistic &/or culinary talents, think Wild Blueberries and enter. Deadline date for entrants is Aug. 16. For more information call 893-9222, nspe@eastlink.ca

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Come out and enjoy a Blueberry, salad and ham supper on August 16, 2008 from 4:30 to 6:00 pm at Peniel United Church in Five Islands, Colchester County.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

August 16, 2008 from 1:00 – 3:30 pm Saint James United Church, Great Village, N.S. Delicious blueberry desserts, tea, coffee, and lemonade will be served while you enjoy some good old-fashioned country music. Adults - $4.00 Children under 12 - $2.50 Children under 5 – free Purchase fresh homemade blueberry pies baked and ready to eat. Or un-baked and ready to freeze, then when you want a fresh baked blueberry pie, just slip the frozen pie into the oven for a delicious hot desert. $6.50 EACH Please place your order ahead of time by calling Muffy Webb #647-2220 and ordering how many pies that you want, so you won’t be disappointed. Sponsored by the Stewards Committee

Bluegrass & Oldtime Music Festival Fri. Aug. 15 - Sun. Aug. 17, 7th Annual Kempt Shore Bluegrass & Old-time Music Festival. Rustic Harmony, A New Shade of Blue, The Grasskickers, Janet McGarry & Wildwood, New Ground, Machaela Taylor & Borderline and Lady Luck, Saturday morning workshops for banjo, mandolin, fiddle, guitar, bass and song writers. Peterson's Festival Grounds, 5701 Highway 215, 1 hour from Halifax, 30 minutes from Windsor, follow the signs.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Featuring rising country star Kevin Daken and special guests Barry Patriquin and Kalei Petten. Oxford Capital Theatre. Doors open 6:30pm; concert starts at 7pm. Tickets: $8/adult and $6/children under 12. For more information call Linda at 447-2908

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Saturday, August 16, 9am - 1pm at the Lions Den on King Street. We'll have lots of Homemade Blueberry Goodies to buy and Blueberry Food Samples too! Blueberry cake with sauce, blueberry Belgian waffles with maple syrup, blueberry pies, muffins, scones, and desserts.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

PARRSBORO LIONS ARENA Nova Scotia Gem & Mineral Show, Friday, Aug. 15 - Sun Aug. 17, at the Fundy Geological Museum. Workshops and demonstrations, field trips, exhibitors and presenters, canteen and children's play area. Blueberry Cake with brown sugar sauce will be served each afternoon at 2:00 pm. Door prize of blueberries each afternoon at 2:00 pm

Ship’s Company Kids’ Stage: “Rachel Carson’s Sense of Wonder” by Karen de Mauro, Aug. 16

Ship's Company Theatre Mainstage Play: “Snow Dance” by Daniel Lillford Aug. 6 – 24

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Blueberry Bake-Off! All entrants must be submitted before 9AM Judging will be done by the market customers. The winner will be announced at 11:30Am. There will be prizes awarded!

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Friday, Aug, 15 to Saturday, Aug. 22 Healthy Habit Health Store, 112 Esplanade, Truro, will be sampling blueberry beverages offering herbal tea all day. Available to purchase: gluten free blueberry muffins and pesticide free fresh blueberries.

3rd Annual Truro Live Summer Music Festival Three days of family fun, food, and live music featuring over 65 of the best of local and regional talent, singer-song writers, and emerging musicians and performers. Fireworks and outdoor concert by Dwight d’Eon of Canadian Idol fame! Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast, Fresh Roasted Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee, BBQ’s and other blueberry concessions. Children’s Activities on site. Tickets: $2/night; $6/weekend at the Marigold Cultural Centre Box Office 902-897-4004 or by email marigold@downtowntruro.ca

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Bluegrass & Oldtime Music Festival Fri. Aug. 15 - Sun. Aug. 17, 7th Annual Kempt Shore Bluegrass & Old-time Music Festival. Rustic Harmony, A New Shade of Blue, The Grasskickers, Janet McGarry & Wildwood, New Ground, Machaela Taylor & Borderline and Lady Luck, Saturday morning workshops for banjo, mandolin, fiddle, guitar, bass and song writers. Peterson's Festival Grounds, 5701 Highway 215, 1 hour from Halifax, 30 minutes from Windsor, follow the signs.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

PARRSBORO LIONS ARENA Nova Scotia Gem & Mineral Show, Friday, Aug. 15 - Sun Aug. 17, at the Fundy Geological Museum. Workshops and demonstrations, field trips, exhibitors and presenters, canteen and children's play area. Blueberry Cake with brown sugar sauce will be served each afternoon at 2:00 pm. Door prize of blueberries each afternoon at 2:00 pm

Ship's Company Theatre Mainstage Play: “Snow Dance” by Daniel Lillford Aug. 6 – 24

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Friday, Aug, 15 to Saturday, Aug. 22 Healthy Habit Health Store, 112 Esplanade, Truro, will be sampling blueberry beverages offering herbal tea all day. Available to purchase: gluten free blueberry muffins and pesticide free fresh blueberries.

3rd Annual Truro Live Summer Music Festival Three days of family fun, food, and live music featuring over 65 of the best of local and regional talent, singer-song writers, and emerging musicians and performers. Fireworks and outdoor concert by Dwight d’Eon of Canadian Idol fame! Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast, Fresh Roasted Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee, BBQ’s and other blueberry concessions. Children’s Activities on site. Tickets: $2/night; $6/weekend at the Marigold Cultural Centre Box Office 902-897-4004 or by email marigold@downtowntruro.ca

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

Meet fellow bikers at A&W, 219 South Albion St., Amherst, NS and enjoy a ride through wild blueberry country. Contact: Joe DuPuis 667-2229.

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

The Divorcees with Big Deal - August 18 Delivering old country in their hot new country style, The Divorcees have blazed a burnin’ trail to the top of the hill! Like Hank and Merle before them, they play to thousands of die-hard fans. “You Ain’t Gettin’ My Country” put them on the map, and these guys are going places, fast. When Big Deal plays in town, it’ s a very big deal! They‘ve written and recorded a long list of great songs that rock their many fans. “Non Sufficient Funds” was the first CD; another is in the works. Watch for them on their way up!

Ship's Company Theatre Mainstage Play: “Snow Dance” by Daniel Lillford Aug. 6 – 24

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Friday, Aug, 15 to Saturday, Aug. 22 Healthy Habit Health Store, 112 Esplanade, Truro, will be sampling blueberry beverages offering herbal tea all day. Available to purchase: gluten free blueberry muffins and pesticide free fresh blueberries.

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

Little Ray's Reptile Zoo at Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition - Daily Aug19-23. Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition as part of the 5th Annual Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival. For more information call 893-9222, nspe@eastlink.ca

Fiddlefest at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition. Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition as part of the 4th Annual Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! August 20, at The Wild Blueberry Entertainment Stage. For more information call 893-9222, nspe@eastlink.ca

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

All you need to bring is your teddy bear! Oxford Lion's Centre, 11am - 1pm. For more information call Linda at 447-2908.

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

Ship's Company Theatre Mainstage Play: “Snow Dance” by Daniel Lillford Aug. 6 – 24

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

6pm - The theme for this year's Exhibition Parade is "Taste of Nova Scotia" Entries will be based on Nova Scotia's many culinary delights including the delicious Wild Blueberry.

Vibes & Voices is an Austria based all-star jazz quintet. The Instrumentation is Vibes, Vocals, Piano, Bass and Drums. Featuring a variety of easy-listening jazz compositions of the Great American Songbook as well as hits of the popular genre arranged for this particular setting. The Vibraphonist and Band Leader, Tom Henkes is the musical arranger. The program also contains compositions from well-known Broadway musicals and makes excursions to the Brazilian and native Indian roots. Blueberry Wine will be served. Tickets $30; 897-4004; www.marigoldcentre.ca

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Friday, Aug, 15 to Saturday, Aug. 22 Healthy Habit Health Store, 112 Esplanade, Truro, will be sampling blueberry beverages offering herbal tea all day. Available to purchase: gluten free blueberry muffins and pesticide free fresh blueberries.

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

Open to anyone with an RCGA handicap. Free practice round, BBQ each day, Blueberry Hill on number 16, and lots of great prizes! Contact: Amherst Golf Club, 902-667-1911.

Little Ray's Reptile Zoo at Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition - Daily Aug19-23. Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition as part of the 5th Annual Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival. For more information call 893-9222, nspe@eastlink.ca

Fiddlefest at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition. Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition as part of the 4th Annual Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! August 20, at The Wild Blueberry Entertainment Stage. For more information call 893-9222, nspe@eastlink.ca

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

Ship's Company Theatre Mainstage Play: “Snow Dance” by Daniel Lillford Aug. 6 – 24

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

TATAMAGOUCHE - Blueberry Pottery Wed. Aug. 20, 1 - 3 pm.. Tour at Sara Bonnyman Blueberry Pottery. Blueberry juice will be served. sara.bonnyman@ns.sympatico.ca; 902-657-3215

7:30pm at The Marigold Cultural Centre. Tickets $20; Blueberry Wine will be served. Contact: 897-4004; 605 Prince Street.

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Friday, Aug, 15 to Saturday, Aug. 22 Healthy Habit Health Store, 112 Esplanade, Truro, will be sampling blueberry beverages offering herbal tea all day. Available to purchase: gluten free blueberry muffins and pesticide free fresh blueberries.

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

WENTWORTH UNITED CHURCH WOMEN'S QUILT FAIR & LUNCHEON , on WEDNESDAY AUGUST 20TH & THURSDAY AUGUST 21ST from 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. . All guest are welcome and if you have any Quilts that you would like to have displayed, please contact Marie @ 548-2289 or Twila @ 548-2223

Open to anyone with an RCGA handicap. Free practice round, BBQ each day, Blueberry Hill on number 16, and lots of great prizes! Contact: Amherst Golf Club, 902-667-1911.

Little Ray's Reptile Zoo at Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition - Daily Aug19-23. Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition as part of the 5th Annual Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival. For more information call 893-9222, nspe@eastlink.ca

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

Ship's Company Theatre Mainstage Play: “Snow Dance” by Daniel Lillford Aug. 6 – 24

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Springhill Farmer's Market’s is pleased to welcome several new vendors! Products include fresh produce, blueberries, strawberries, eggs, home baking, homemade chocolates, candy, hand crafted leather items, wood carvings, jewelry and MUCH MORE! The Farmer’s Market is held at the Dr. Carson & Marion Murray Community Centre (6 Main Street, Springhill, NS) every Thursday from 10 am - 2 pm with FREE ADMISSION. For additional information, phone 763-3000.

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Join Doris McKinley and friends at the Colchester Historical Museum and Archives, 29 Young Street, on Thursday, August 21 at 7pm for an evening of entertainment with lively musical memories and a sing-a-long, followed by a great selection of homemade wild blueberry desserts. Cost of tickets is $10 and can be purchased at either the Museum or MacQuarries on the Esplanade.

Friday, Aug, 15 to Saturday, Aug. 22 Healthy Habit Health Store, 112 Esplanade, Truro, will be sampling blueberry beverages offering herbal tea all day. Available to purchase: gluten free blueberry muffins and pesticide free fresh blueberries.

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

Parkland Estates, Truro; 356 Young Street, will be hosting a Wild Blueberry Tea in Edinburgh Hall 1:30-3:00pm on Thursday, August 21st. Enjoy some yummy blueberry treats! Door prizes.

WENTWORTH UNITED CHURCH WOMEN'S QUILT FAIR & LUNCHEON , on WEDNESDAY AUGUST 20TH & THURSDAY AUGUST 21ST from 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. . All guest are welcome and if you have any Quilts that you would like to have displayed, please contact Marie @ 548-2289 or Twila @ 548-2223

Weekly Farmer's Market at The Amherst Lions Club, Electric Street. Fresh blueberries for sale (5 & 10 pound boxes). Home baking featuring blueberry muffins, cake, desserts, pie and Blueberry themed crafts. Pie by-the-slice available. Enter the draw for a 10pound box of blueberries!

Nova Scotia Talent On Stage at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition. At the Wild Blueberry Entertainment Stage.

Little Ray's Reptile Zoo at Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition - Daily Aug19-23. Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition as part of the 5th Annual Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival. For more information call 893-9222, nspe@eastlink.ca

The Quilters of St. David's United Church and the Rug Hookers of Northern Nova Scotia will be holding the 11th Annual Quilt and Hooked Rug sale on Friday, Aug. 22 and Saturday Aug. 23 at St. David's Church, Pictou Rd., Bible Hill

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

On Aug. 22 The Glooscap Heritage Centre will be serving Tea and Luskingan (a traditional Mi'kmaq bread) and blueberries. Blueberries played a big part in the Mi'kmaq life as a medicinal plant and a source of dye for quills and baskets. Come join us to find out more about the blueberry connection. Located in the Power Centre.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

PG movies and free wild blueberry ice cream. Show times at 2pm Friday and 2pm Saturday. $2 admission. Call Linda for more information 447-2908.

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

Ship's Company Theatre Mainstage Play: “Snow Dance” by Daniel Lillford Aug. 6 – 24

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Springhill Farmer's Market’s is pleased to welcome several new vendors! Products include fresh produce, blueberries, strawberries, eggs, home baking, homemade chocolates, candy, hand crafted leather items, wood carvings, jewelry and MUCH MORE! The Farmer’s Market is held at the Dr. Carson & Marion Murray Community Centre (6 Main Street, Springhill, NS) every Thursday from 10 am - 2 pm with FREE ADMISSION. For additional information, phone 763-3000.

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

Friday, August 22, Breakfast at Train Station Inn, served from 8:00 am to 11:00 am. Blueberry Pancakes, blueberry muffins, blueberry jam, sauce and tea as well as fresh blueberries with milk will be on the menu. Contact 657-3222 or email stationmaster@trainstation.ca for more info.

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Friday, Aug, 15 to Saturday, Aug. 22 Healthy Habit Health Store, 112 Esplanade, Truro, will be sampling blueberry beverages offering herbal tea all day. Available to purchase: gluten free blueberry muffins and pesticide free fresh blueberries.

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

The First Annual Amherst Rambler Alumni Scholarship Society Golf Tournament is to be held at the Amherst Golf Club on Saturday, August 23rd, starting at 12:00 noon. For more information please contact rambleralumni@gmail.com Phone: 902-667-2823

Countryfest at Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition. Saturday Aug 23 on the Wild Blueberry Entertainment Stage. Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition as part of the 4th Annual Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival. For more information call 893-9222, nspe@eastlink.ca

Little Ray's Reptile Zoo at Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition - Daily Aug19-23. Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at the Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition as part of the 5th Annual Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival. For more information call 893-9222, nspe@eastlink.ca

The Quilters of St. David's United Church and the Rug Hookers of Northern Nova Scotia will be holding the 11th Annual Quilt and Hooked Rug sale on Friday, Aug. 22 and Saturday Aug. 23 at St. David's Church, Pictou Rd., Bible Hill

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Blueberry Dessert Coffee House sponsored by the Board of Stewards, Economy United Church. Beginning at 7:30pm at the Economy Rec Centre. Includes blueberry desserts, entertainment, music, skits, etc. Cost is $6/person.

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

MASSTOWN UNITED CHURCH - Annual Wild Blueberry Potluck Supper Saturday, Aug. 23, 4:30 - 6pm, Masstown United Church, corner of Masstown Road and Hwy. # 2. Potluck meal with a variety of blueberry desserts. presented by Board of Stewards, Masstown United, contact Joy Reid 662-3515, jreid19@hotmail.com

Saturday, Aug. 23, 4:30 - 6pm, Masstown United Church, corner of Masstown Road and Hwy. # 2. Potluck meal with a variety of blueberry desserts. Presented by Board of Stewards, Masstown United, contact Joy Reid 662-3515, jreid19@hotmail.com

Supper, featuring blueberry desserts, biscuits and salad at the Musquodoboit Valley Bicentennial Theatre, 4:30pm - 6pm. $8/person. Supper is followed by a free HRM concert featuring jazz/blues pianist and singer Bill Stevenson. Blueberries supplied by Jim Burgess.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Come celebrate the Wild Blueberry at The Cumberland County Exhibition; 70 Waverly Street, Oxford, NS

PG movies and free wild blueberry ice cream. Show times at 2pm Friday and 2pm Saturday. $2 admission. Call Linda for more information 447-2908.

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Saturday, August 23, 9am - 1pm at the Lions Den on King Street. We'll have lots of Homemade Blueberry Goodies to buy and Blueberry Food Samples too! Blueberry cake with sauce, blueberry Belgian waffles with maple syrup, blueberry pies, muffins, scones, and desserts.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

Ship's Company Theatre Mainstage Play: “Snow Dance” by Daniel Lillford Aug. 6 – 24

Ship’s Company Theatre Art Auction, Aug. 23 at 2pm

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Springhill Farmer's Market’s is pleased to welcome several new vendors! Products include fresh produce, blueberries, strawberries, eggs, home baking, homemade chocolates, candy, hand crafted leather items, wood carvings, jewelry and MUCH MORE! The Farmer’s Market is held at the Dr. Carson & Marion Murray Community Centre (6 Main Street, Springhill, NS) every Thursday from 10 am - 2 pm with FREE ADMISSION. For additional information, phone 763-3000.

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

A FARMERS’ MARKET ON A REAL FARM! Stewiacke Valley Farmer’s Market at O’Connell’s Family Farms, 4180 Hwy 289, opens Sat. June 7th. Enjoy free entertainment, demonstrations and information sessions. Come every Saturday from 8am – noon to get your fresh produce, meats, homemade baked goods, pet treats, clothing, crafts, breakfast and much more. New vendors welcome. Do you have a product or service to offer? For more info call 671-2820. Our blueberry events will be held on Saturday, August 23rd.

Blueberry Pie Eating Contest at the Tatamagouche Farmer's Market. Enter the day of the event. Contest times are 9:00am, 10:00am & 11:00am or until pies are gone. The categories are : Children 12 & under; ages 13 - 18; Adult Men; Adult Women Admission - Free Prizes will be awarded!

Annual Blueberry Festival. Saturday, Aug. 23, Fraser Cultural Centre, 362 Main St., Tatamagouche. There will be Blueberry Tea served with musical entertainment. Display of old/new blueberry harvesting equipment and children's parade. Sale of fresh blueberries, bake sale and Blueberry Harvest Gifts. Sandra Moore, 657-3061

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Pancake Breakfast hosted by The Salvation Army, 14 Outram St., Truro. Menu includes blueberry pancakes, sausages, scrambled eggs, toast, tea coffee, juice. Adults $6; children $3. All are Welcome!

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

Sat. Aug. 23, Truro Farmers Market, Between MacQuarries Pharmasave and Margolians (Outram and Havelock Streets) 8am to 12pm, Rain or shine. Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival Celebrations. Blueberry Pancakes & sausages. Kids Face Painting. Meet the Earltown Cheese goats plus great music and local products. Girl Power will be there! Say Good Morning to your Community! trurofarmersmarket.ca

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Come celebrate the Wild Blueberry at The Cumberland County Exhibition, 70 Waverly Street, Oxford, NS.

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

Ship's Company Theatre Mainstage Play: “Snow Dance” by Daniel Lillford Aug. 6 – 24

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Springhill Farmer's Market’s is pleased to welcome several new vendors! Products include fresh produce, blueberries, strawberries, eggs, home baking, homemade chocolates, candy, hand crafted leather items, wood carvings, jewelry and MUCH MORE! The Farmer’s Market is held at the Dr. Carson & Marion Murray Community Centre (6 Main Street, Springhill, NS) every Thursday from 10 am - 2 pm with FREE ADMISSION. For additional information, phone 763-3000.

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

Come on out to Victoria Park in Truro Sunday August 24, 2008 11am – 3pm for our own version of the Incredible Picnic. We'll have lots to do and eat: a 4H petting zoo, face painting, and old=fashion picnic games. Bring your own local eats or choose from a great selection of quality local food, gourmet burgers, grilled sausages, corn on the cob, baked goods, and more. Check out the displays about local food, recipes, even about the role honey bees play in the food we eat. Bring your picnic blanket or lawn chairs, kick off your shoes, say hi to folks, and stay awhile to enjoy great live music from our friends Rosemary and Craig, followed by the smooth sounds of Jeff Benetti.

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

Meet fellow bikers at A&W, 219 South Albion St., Amherst, NS and enjoy a ride through wild blueberry country. Contact: Joe DuPuis 667-2229.

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

Garrett Mason with Morgan Davis - August 25 The Blues doesn’t get any better than this! Garrett Mason is a superlative performer, born to the blues, whose star continues to rise. His debut CD, “I’m Just A Man”, won a Juno; watch for his second release in 2008. Opening is Morgan Davis, a spectacular seasoned pro. He hails from Detroit, plays solo and with the greats, and is now “At Home in Nova Scotia”. The stinging guitar work and mighty vocals of these men pack enough power to shift the universe.

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Springhill Farmer's Market’s is pleased to welcome several new vendors! Products include fresh produce, blueberries, strawberries, eggs, home baking, homemade chocolates, candy, hand crafted leather items, wood carvings, jewelry and MUCH MORE! The Farmer’s Market is held at the Dr. Carson & Marion Murray Community Centre (6 Main Street, Springhill, NS) every Thursday from 10 am - 2 pm with FREE ADMISSION. For additional information, phone 763-3000.

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Springhill Farmer's Market’s is pleased to welcome several new vendors! Products include fresh produce, blueberries, strawberries, eggs, home baking, homemade chocolates, candy, hand crafted leather items, wood carvings, jewelry and MUCH MORE! The Farmer’s Market is held at the Dr. Carson & Marion Murray Community Centre (6 Main Street, Springhill, NS) every Thursday from 10 am - 2 pm with FREE ADMISSION. For additional information, phone 763-3000.

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

Nova Scotian Emporium & Fireside Tea Room. Special Blueberry Desserts (worth every calorie!) and salads served in the Fireside Tea Room throughout the Festival. All homemade cooking and baking. 880 Prince St., Truro. 893-8285

Throughout the festival the Intercolonial Cafe will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest by serving a variety of items made with Wild Blueberries. There will be Blueberry Pie with ice cream and Blueberry muffins. Drop in to the Cafe and learn some of Truro's Railway History from the many pictures and historical items. Monday - Friday 9am - 3:30pm at 168 Arthur St., Truro.

Organic Blueberry Pancake Breakfast and Fairtrade (Fair Trade) Coffee at Fair Trade Community Cafe. Enjoy Organic Blueberry Pancakes with Fresh Roasted Fairtrade Coffee daily and listen to local music nightly performed by local singer song writers at Fair Trade Community Cafe. 843-3533; www.fairtradecountrycafe.com ( www.fairtradecommunitycafe.com )

Throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival, Sugar Moon Farm will be offering all u-can eat Organic Wholegrain Buttermilk Blueberry Pancakes with Pure Maple Syrup & more! www.sugarmoon.ca or call 1-866-81-MAPLE

Stop at Five Islands Bazaar throughout the festival and check out our assortment of Wild Blueberry jams, baked goods, and other treats.

Blueberry Pancakes and Desserts! Throughout the Festival at Diane's Restaurant, Five Islands, enjoy Blueberry Pancakes and Homemade Blueberry Desserts.

Aug. 15 to Aug. 30, enjoy a Blueberry Wine sample throughout the festival at Jost Vineyards, 1-800-565-4567. Blueberry Wine available for sale.

Blueberry Central throughout the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival! Fresh Blueberries, Blueberry Smoothies, Blueberry Ice Cream, Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Pies, Blueberry Syrup, Blueberry Wine, Blueberry Salsa. Masstown Market 662-2816.

Throughout the festival, Molly's Dairy Bar, 309 Hwy. 311 in North River will have Wild Blueberry Ice Cream Sundaes with Homemade Blueberry Sauce!

Come celebrate the Wild Blueberry at The Cumberland County Exhibition, 70 Waverly Street, Oxford, NS.

Blueberry Field Tour and berry picking day followed by blueberry dessert at the Arlene Collins Fine Art Gallery. Call Arlene for details and confirmation of date: 902-254-2857.

Glooscap Restaurant and Lounge will be serving a variety of Wild Blueberry Desserts throughout the festival. 758 Main St., Parrsboro, 254-3488

Shubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Park & Cottages will be serving Blueberry Desserts daily throughout the festival at the Sandbar Restaurant. www.raftingcanada.ca

The Springhill Farmer's Market’s is pleased to welcome several new vendors! Products include fresh produce, blueberries, strawberries, eggs, home baking, homemade chocolates, candy, hand crafted leather items, wood carvings, jewelry and MUCH MORE! The Farmer’s Market is held at the Dr. Carson & Marion Murray Community Centre (6 Main Street, Springhill, NS) every Thursday from 10 am - 2 pm with FREE ADMISSION. For additional information, phone 763-3000.

The Nelson House Bed & Breakfast will serve Blueberry Belgium Waffles for breakfast each morning of the festival and Blueberry Tea in the evening with dessert to our guests. Tea & Dessert with a Blueberry theme by reservations only between 2-4 pm during the Blueberry Festival open to the public. Cost is $5.95 per person. 24 hour notice required for reservation and to make reservations please call 902 639 -1380.

Celebrate the Wild Blueberry at Mastodon Ridge, exit 11, Stewiacke, with daily samplings of blueberry jams, sauces, tea, drinks, even vinegars in our upstairs gift shop. Then wander over to our ice cream shop where we will be featuring sundaes with a variety of blueberry sauces to tempt your palate. Contact 902-639-1646 or email: mastodon@mastodonridge.com

Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples 10:00 am - 6 pm daily during the Blueberry Festival, Sunrise Mercantile, Wild Blueberry Gourmet Food and Drink Samples. 1631 Highway 6, Tatamagouche. sunrisemercantile@yahoo.com, 657-1094

An accomplished multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and singer, Melanie Doane will be headlining at The Marigold Cultural Centre, Truro at 7:30pm. Tickets $20; Blueberry Wine will be served. Contact: 897-4004; 605 Prince Street.