Mabou Development Fundraiser - Collected Works Cookbook
Help up keep the Mabou Streetscape, please inbox us your favorite tried and tested recipes at maboudevelopment@bellaliant.com
Mabou & District Community Development Associations' NewsLetter
Re: The Mabou Façade & Streetscpae Improvement Program
Please check out the link below, for an update on the Mabou Façade & Streetscpae Improvement Program and the Mabou & District Community Development Associations Initiatives.
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MABOU FARMER's MARKET AGM
Mabou Farmers Market will hold its 2012 Annual General Meeting
April 15, 2012 at 1pm, Mabou Arena, upstairs lounge.
We’ll:
– go over last seasons’ markets,
– look ahead to the 2012 season, with formats, locations, budget
– go over the revised application form and regulations, both now available on the website
www.maboufarmersmarket.ca
– Nominate and elect new steering committee members
– Sean O’Toole, Food Safety Officer, will attend and answer questions
– Ideas, questions, from vendors
Bring your suggestions! Tea will be served.
April 15, 2012 at 1pm, Mabou Arena, upstairs lounge.
We’ll:
– go over last seasons’ markets,
– look ahead to the 2012 season, with formats, locations, budget
– go over the revised application form and regulations, both now available on the website
www.maboufarmersmarket.ca
– Nominate and elect new steering committee members
– Sean O’Toole, Food Safety Officer, will attend and answer questions
– Ideas, questions, from vendors
Bring your suggestions! Tea will be served.
Pub Nights @ The Mabou & District Athletic Centre
The Mabou Athletic Centre will now be hosting Pub Nights upstairs at the Mabou
Arena every Friday night from 9pm-12am. Admission is $7.00,
Government id's must be presented upon request. Everyone 19 and older is
encouraged to attend.
Arena every Friday night from 9pm-12am. Admission is $7.00,
Government id's must be presented upon request. Everyone 19 and older is
encouraged to attend.
Mabou & District Community Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony - December 4th, 2011
@ Mabou Communications Ltd. (11541 Route 19)
Event Schedule
5:30-6:00pm – LED light exchange
6:00-6:30pm – Christmas Tree Lighting, Visit from Santa & Hot Chocolate
Sponsored by Mabou Communications Ltd.
6:30-8:00pm – Free Family Skate at the Mabou & District Athletic Centre,
Sponsored by Ed’s Hydraulic & Marine Services
Everyone is encouraged and welcome to attend. *Please note that helmets are mandatory for the family skate.
Show up with two strings of traditional glass holiday lights for free environmentally responsible recycling and receive one string of free LED holiday lights in exchange. Courtesy of NS Power and Efficiency Nova Scotia.
Did You Know?
-LED holiday lights use 90% less energy than traditional glass holiday lights and last at least 10 times longer.
-LED holiday lights do not contain any glass, making them durable and safe and they produce very little heat.
-LED holiday lights are widely available at local retailers in a variety of colours, string lengths and bulb sizes.
-All collected traditional holiday lights will be recycled in an environmentally responsible manner.
-Exchange quantities are limited, based on a first come first served basis. One LED set per person.
-Since the program was first launched in 2005, over 38,000 sets of traditional holiday lights have been collected and traded for more energy efficient lights – saving enough energy to power more than 100 average household
Event Schedule
5:30-6:00pm – LED light exchange
6:00-6:30pm – Christmas Tree Lighting, Visit from Santa & Hot Chocolate
Sponsored by Mabou Communications Ltd.
6:30-8:00pm – Free Family Skate at the Mabou & District Athletic Centre,
Sponsored by Ed’s Hydraulic & Marine Services
Everyone is encouraged and welcome to attend. *Please note that helmets are mandatory for the family skate.
Show up with two strings of traditional glass holiday lights for free environmentally responsible recycling and receive one string of free LED holiday lights in exchange. Courtesy of NS Power and Efficiency Nova Scotia.
Did You Know?
-LED holiday lights use 90% less energy than traditional glass holiday lights and last at least 10 times longer.
-LED holiday lights do not contain any glass, making them durable and safe and they produce very little heat.
-LED holiday lights are widely available at local retailers in a variety of colours, string lengths and bulb sizes.
-All collected traditional holiday lights will be recycled in an environmentally responsible manner.
-Exchange quantities are limited, based on a first come first served basis. One LED set per person.
-Since the program was first launched in 2005, over 38,000 sets of traditional holiday lights have been collected and traded for more energy efficient lights – saving enough energy to power more than 100 average household
Celtic Colours is a unique Cape Breton Island-wide celebration of Celtic culture - the largest of its kind in North America.
Tuesday, October 11th
7:30pm-'Close to the Floor'-Strathspey Place, Mabou, @ $35/30/25 Very Limited Featuring: Andrea Beaton, Tracey Dares MacNeil, April Verch Trio, Bruce Molsky, Nic Gareiss, Melody Cameron, Amélie Larade & Christopher Poirier
Wednesday October 12th - there will be a Chicken Dinner at theMabou Hall (St. Mary's Parish), from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm ($15 / children 12 and under $5) - Sponsored by the Mabou & District Athletic Centre
Wednesday, October 12th
7:30pm-'The Song and the Songsmith'-Strathspey Place, Mabou, @ $35/30/25 Featuring: Ron Hynes, Old Man Luedecke, Ronald Bourgeois, Lewis MacKinnon, Cyril MacPhee
Saturday, October 15th
2pm-'Mentors & Musical Minds'-Strathspey Place, Mabou, @ $35/30/25
Featuring: Glenn Graham, Kimberley Fraser, Stan Chapman, Joe Murphy, Féis Mhàbu Youth Performers
7:30pm-'Close to the Floor'-Strathspey Place, Mabou, @ $35/30/25 Very Limited Featuring: Andrea Beaton, Tracey Dares MacNeil, April Verch Trio, Bruce Molsky, Nic Gareiss, Melody Cameron, Amélie Larade & Christopher Poirier
Wednesday October 12th - there will be a Chicken Dinner at theMabou Hall (St. Mary's Parish), from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm ($15 / children 12 and under $5) - Sponsored by the Mabou & District Athletic Centre
Wednesday, October 12th
7:30pm-'The Song and the Songsmith'-Strathspey Place, Mabou, @ $35/30/25 Featuring: Ron Hynes, Old Man Luedecke, Ronald Bourgeois, Lewis MacKinnon, Cyril MacPhee
Saturday, October 15th
2pm-'Mentors & Musical Minds'-Strathspey Place, Mabou, @ $35/30/25
Featuring: Glenn Graham, Kimberley Fraser, Stan Chapman, Joe Murphy, Féis Mhàbu Youth Performers
Mabou Native Kate Beaton ~New York Times Best Seller
Mabou Native Kate Beaton's recent book release (Sept. 2011) Hark! A Vagrant is now #1 on the New York Times Graphic Novels Best Sellers List. The book published by Drawn & Quarterly, is a collection of comic strips orginally started on Kate's website www.harkavagrant.com
*Please note that this site is the beginnings to what we hope will become an inclusive site of all Mabou has to offer, to add/correct/remove any information please contact site management on the contact us page.
