Pugwash Communities in Bloom and Pugwash Open Air Gallery thank you all for your part in creating Art in the Park for this year’s  amazing community festival HarbourFest.

Eaton Park in Pugwash has been a very quiet place for two years, thanks to the COVID pandemic, but the Village Commission wants to make a big bang this summer.

Pugwash Harbourfront Centre was the perfect setting for a concert this evening as the Pugwash HarbourFest Homecoming Committee presented the second of its four event series in Eaton Park.

Swimmers in the Pugwash area have been anxiously waiting for the floating docks to be re-installed at Dinghy Beach near Eaton Park.

The Pugwash Harbourfest Homecoming is the latest public event to fall at the spread of the coronavirus.

The annual Soapbox Derby proved it deserved its promotion to a main event at this year’s HarbourFest. The derby moved from a Sunday morning schedule to Saturday evening alongside the main elements on stage at the Harbourfront Centre.

The Recycled Regatta was renamed this year to the “Sinkers Conference” and lived up to its billing on Saturday in front of a huge HarbourFest crowd at Dinghy Beach in Pugwash.

The 2019 edition of Pugwash HarbourFest Homecoming was truly something to blow your horn about as it played out under perfect skies and growing crowds.

The Pugwash Village Commission responded, last night, to calls for financial help to a pair of community organizations.

The Pugwash Fire Department hosted the 1st Annual Firefighters Olympics yesterday, as part of the 2018 edition of HarbourFest.

Cool air and rainy weather did not dampen attendance at this year's Gathering of the Clans in Pugwash. Gate receipts for the Canada Day celebration show a slight increase over last year.

The Pugwash Yacht Club shows signs of coming out of hibernation for another boating season. The club began its heavy lifting to re-install the floats that will become home to boats of all shapes and sizes.

Canada's 150th birthday celebration is playing havoc with traditional summer events in Pugwash, as events planned for larger centres are affecting village plans.

The tall ships are coming to Nova Scotia next summer as part of Canada's big 150th birthday celebration. The good news is Six Rivers is on the list, as Pugwash will host the ships as one of the many port stops.