Upwards of 275 people participated in this year’s two-day SeaLight SkyLight celebration at the Deanery Project. Planning any event on the Eastern Shore that requires a clear sky is always an iffy proposition. But...
The summer season is a busy time at the Deanery Project and one of our highlights has been hosting a group of amazing youth from Maine with the Nova Scotia Sea School.
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,...
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.
HeartWood Centre for Community Youth and the Community Sector Council of Nova Scotia organized a hands-on event that brought adults and youth together to explore ways in which youth can become more involved in...
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...
On September 29th, 9:30- 4:00 The Deanery Project will be hosting a Youth Engagement and Volunteerism Workshop, presented by HeartWood Centre for Community Youth Development and Community Sector Council of Nova Scotia. This experiential...
Since mid-May, we have been hosting “Show & Go” Bike Rides – easy, community rides starting out from the Deanery Project @ 7pm every Wednesday. The ride is very easy, and on a safe road...
A Cleaner, Brighter Future: Renewable Energy Workshop for Youth Part 1: August 14, 9am to 4pm Part 2: August 15, 9am to 4pm Come learn about the amazing ways that clean electricity is generated from...
