Join us in Kentville for a walk down Apple Blossom memory lane!

The Town of Kentville has teamed up with the Kings County Museum and downtown businesses for an exciting new Apple Blossom event. A walking tour around downtown Kentville will be populated with mini-exhibitions specially curated by the folks from the Kings County Museum! The Tour officially launches on Tuesday May 24th, just in time for Festival week.

Start your experience at the Visitor Information Centre on Park Street where you can pick up a map and enter your name for the prize draw.  Then make your way downtown to park and travel the tour route! The tour will feature photo displays and mini-exhibitions curated with items from festivals past, hosted by downtown Kentville Businesses.

Check out this handy map to find all the spots! 

Each week we will sing songs, share books and more! For preschoolers, ages 2 to 5, accompanied by a parent/caregiver. Registration is required.

Blk Women in Excellence and The Town of Kentville are inviting you to join us in downtown Kentville during this year’s Annapolis Valley Apple Blossom Festival! 

Blk Women in Excellence will be popping up in Centre Square on parade day and everyone is invited!  Come check out over 20 vendors representing Nova Scotia businesses owned and operated by black women.  Drop in, Sample a variety of products, meet new people, get information, and have a great time!  And don't forget to follow BWIE on all major social platforms including Facebook, Insta and TikTok so you can keep up on all the awesome things BWIE is working on.  

Happy Appy, everyone! 

Kentville residents elect six councillors and the mayor every four years during municipal elections. This team meets each month during the Council Advisory Committee (CAC) meeting with directors to understand town operations, and to receive recommendations from staff.  During council meetings at the end of each month, council considers these and other recommendations and makes decisions in the best interest of the town. Both the CAC and council meetings are open to the public, either live at Town Hall or online using Facebook Live.  All council meetings and council meeting highlights are available on the town's YouTube channel.

Click here to read the agenda for this meeting!