Join us Oct 24 for a fun day of workshops on food dehydration, spoon carving, wool spinning, permaculture, preserving paper treasures, mushroom hunting, low impact forest management, garlic growing and much more. Check out...
This is a packed day of skill sharing workshops, demonstrations, great conversations, and delicious food on the beautiful Eastern Shore. Sessions range from wood carving with folk artist Barry Colpitts, and tool sharpening with...
Register Today! The Nova Scotia Mycological Society is back again on the Eastern Shore! This year’s amazing fall foray is taking place the weekend of September 25 – 27 at the Deanery Project. Registration...
This August 17-18 and 20-21 the Deanery Project will be running two day camps for children ages 6-10. The camps will focus on bicycle skills including: riding in a straight line, turns, hand signals,...
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...
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...
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...
The Making Tracks program is Nova Scotia’s #1 active transportation training program for children and youth. Since 2008, Making Tracks has trained over 5,000 youth and children in life-long active transportation safety and skills....
If you’ve been following our posts, you may have heard that the Bike Hub at The Deanery Project has received a generous grant from the Department of Energy through its NS Moves Program. Funding...
^ SATA cyclists adding some colour to the landscape. Last week we entertained a group of enthusiastic cyclists from the Shore Active Transportation Association (SATA). SATA’s mandate is to raise awareness about the need...
