Even in November Nova Scotia's South and East Shore are colorful and magnificant. Not a grey month here! Good food and wine everywhere, lots of activities and the freshest air in the world. Outdoor activities – sea kayaking, rock climbing, kilometers of hiking, sailing, surfing - all this can be enjoyed through November and sometimes even December
Hiked, walked and maybe surfed enough the high waves at this time of the year? Then visit these events:
Dartmouth: Heritage Fashion
Fashion and Accessories from the Collection of the Dartmouth Heritage Museum. Showcasing not only fashion through the decades, but the accessories needed to complete the look from head to toe.
http://www.dartmouthheritagemuseum.ns.ca/dhmExhibits.html
Halifax: 22nd Annual Victorian Christmas November 26 - November 27
Take in choral, band and dance performances, sip on apple cider and soak up some holiday cheer at the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site. And don't forget to visit the charming coffee shop.
http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/halifax/visit/activ4.aspx
http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/halifax/visit/visit10.aspx
Halifax: Holiday ParadeThis year’s Parade promises to kick off the season with lights, music and live entertainment on Saturday, November 19, beginning at 6:00 pm.
Antigonish: Farmers MarketIt is were locals and visitors meet and the highlight of the week for foodies: visit the Farmers Market, every Saturday morning from 9-12
Nova Scotia Dining
Sea-fresh Digby scallops from the Bay of Fundy. Plumper, juicier oysters harvested from our crystalline shores. Firmer, sweeter Nova Scotia lobster from the South Shore. Cold smoked salmon. Traditional Red Fife wheat bread. Delicious Annapolis Valley King apples. Tart, plump wild blueberries. World Class Nova Scotia Wines and Ice Wines. Local Heritage Pork. Annapolis Valley Champagne-style cider. And the list goes on. For local dining experiences and agri-outlets go to http://www.tasteofnovascotia.com/members and search by region.
