New Website Launch!
Our new website is finally here! It is re-organized to make it easier for you to find what you’re looking for.
The Deanery Project Blog
It’s almost time for our Bicycle Carnival!
You’re invited to a day of bicycle fun and a chance to check out the Deanery Project in festival mode! As part of HRM Bike Week, we’re hosting our third annual Bicycle Carnival on...
Women on Wheels Update!
Brush the snow off your bicycle and get ready for Women on Wheels Eastern Shore! This weekend cycling retreat was developed by women for women of all skill levels. Here’s a link to a...
Maple Tree Tapping Workshop Draws a Crowd
Everyone loves maple syrup, so it’s no surprise that our Maple Tree Tapping Workshop was such a success that we had to add on a second session! Participants took to the snowy woods with...
Deanery Days at School
On March 14th, The Deanery Project came to Duncan MacMillan School, where ten of our Resource Team members taught interactive workshops to students in grades 7-9.
Tree Pruning with Jim Turner, horticulturist
Learn about care and pruning of fruit trees and how to bring wild apple trees back into production with horticulturist, Jim Turner. If you enjoyed last year’s popular pruning workshop, then come on back for this year’s advanced class.
Women on Wheels Eastern Shore
Last year, The Deanery Project hosted Women on Wheels, a weekend retreat for women to come together to learn cycling skills and enjoy group rides on the beautiful Eastern Shore. It was such a...
Lots of Skills Shared at Rural Roots
Last Saturday was one of the biggest events of the year at the Deanery Project: we hosted Rural Roots, a skill-sharing festival in which close to 100 people participated in sharing traditional rural skills...
Handmade for the Holidays
Warm up with a hot apple cider here at the Deanery on November 29th. We’re hosting a holiday craft fair to celebrate local artists and craftspeople and to help you find the perfect gift!...
Concert with Betty Belmore, Gordon Stobbe and Doug Romans
Join us on November 15th for the vocal harmonies, twin fiddles and instrumentals of original members of the Mighty Oak String Band: Betty Belmore, well-known country folk singer, Gordon Stobbe, award-winning multi-instrumentalist, and veteran fiddler...
