Four Points Vintage Market Field Market
Mahone Bay Centre Book Sale
July 10, 2025Community EventMahone Bay Centre
Join us at our annual fundraising book sale. This highly curated book sale is a must see for book lovers especially if they are looking for a deal.
Mahone Bay Centre Book Sale
July 10, 2025Community EventMahone Bay Centre
Join us at our annual fundraiser - our giant book sale. This curated book sale is a must visit for everyone who loves to read and are looking for a good deal. All proceeds support the Mahone Bay Centre
Shore Cycle & Marine
Shore Cycle & Marine will be holding a Customer Appreciation Day filled with fun! Door prize giveaways, BBQ, Popcorn, Treasure Hunt, Games, Face painting, Tattoos, Music.
To top it off we'll have a Suzuki Ride Afternoon from 1pm - 4pm. Riders must have a valid motorcycle license for more than 1 year and have DOT approved riding gear. Please call 902-627-2706 Ext 228 for information regarding pre-registration or motorcycle lineup.
Mahone Bay Mermaid Day
July 7, 2025Mahone Bay,Local BusinessCommunity Event
Lighthouse Market presents our 3rd annual Mahone Bay Mermaid Day, 617 Main Street from 12pm-3pm. Live mermaids, Free face painting and balloon animals!
It has been another action-packed week with my colleagues on the Council and Town Hall Staff.
We ended last week with a Municipal Joint Services Board meeting and a regular Council meeting on Thursday. By the end of summer, a new MJSB website will be available to keep constituents informed about all aspects of MJSB, which encompasses more than just garbage collection.
On Monday, our Communications Committee met with the new Project Communications Specialist, on her first day, and representatives from the Mahone Bay Tourism and Chamber of Commerce to discuss optimizing communications.
We also had our regular Policy and Strategy meeting in the afternoon, allowing everyone to get home to vote or watch the election results roll in. Most of the time was spent on the in-depth work that the Climate and Environment Committee has been undertaking regarding the addition of a fifth pillar, primarily around environmental resilience, to our Strategic Plan.
Next week we have the Public Hearing on rezoning the Hawthorn Hill neighbourhood on Tuesday at 630 pm at the Fire Hall Community Room. On May 9th, we kick off budget planning. It has been delayed later than planned, but this is for good reason. The staff, province, and auditors are all working hard to bring us up to date as quickly as possible.
The NSFM 2025 Spring Conference, hosted by the Nova Scotia Federation of Municipalities, will take place from April 30 to May 2, 2025. Our Mayor and CAO will be participating.
As always, please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns, and we will address them as soon as possible. This process may take longer than you might expect, given the number of stakeholders and procedures that must be followed.
Mahone Bay Celebrates Its Volunteers: Nominate a 2025 Representative Volunteer
Mahone Bay is fortunate to have so many amazing volunteers who help make our town the special place it is. Their dedication and selfless service enrich our community, contributing to a warm, vibrant, and supportive environment.
If you know someone whose outstanding volunteerism has made a real difference in Mahone Bay, consider nominating them as the Town of Mahone Bay 2025 Representative Volunteer. This honor recognizes individuals who exemplify the spirit of community through their contributions and commitment.
To submit a nomination, please contact Town Hall or visit townofmahonebay.ca/administration for a nomination form. All nominations must be received by Thursday, April 17th at 12 noon.
Let’s celebrate our community heroes—nominate your favorite volunteer today and help shine a light on the individuals who make Mahone Bay so remarkable.
Stay Safe with Mahone Bay’s Code Red Emergency Alert System
Mahone Bay is committed to keeping its residents informed and prepared during emergencies. The Town has adopted the Code Red System, a modern alert platform designed to send timely notifications about severe weather, road closures, public safety updates, and other critical events directly to your mobile device.
What is Code Red?
The Code Red System is a text-message and digital alert service that allows the Town to quickly communicate important emergency information to its community. Launched to enhance local emergency services, the system ensures that residents receive real-time updates, enabling them to make informed decisions when it matters most. According to a 2019 CKBW report, Mahone Bay’s adoption of Code Red marked a significant step in improving community safety and engagement .
How Does It Work?
Once registered, residents will receive immediate alerts during emergencies, ranging from severe weather warnings to essential public safety information. The system is easy to use and serves as the best way to stay connected with the Town’s latest updates, ensuring that you and your family are well-informed at all times.
Get Registered Today
Mahone Bay residents are encouraged to take advantage of this valuable service. Registration is quick and free. Simply visit the Town’s emergency services webpage at townofmahonebay.ca/emergency-services.html to sign up for the Code Red System.
Stay safe and informed by joining the Mahone Bay Code Red community today. For more details on the Town’s emergency preparedness efforts, visit the Town’s official emergency services page.