Town of Stellarton

06/12/2026

Are you looking for a fun and engaging activity for kids aged 5 and under? Join us on Thursday, June 18th, from 11am to 1pm for a day of art, music, and socializing!

Come explore your creative side, while making new friends. Bring a snack, create some art, and hang out to kick off the summer months!

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Event will be held indoors at the Stellarton Community Center at 122 Park Street, on the grounds of Allan Park. We look forward to having you come out and join us!

Please complete this 2-question form if you are interested in attending: https://forms.gle/1V8XrD761CTcHKF27

06/12/2026

Residents are advised that the Grand March for the NRHS prom is taking place between NSCC and Allan Park tomorrow, June 13.

Acadia Avenue will be closed between Grant Street and Birch Street between 5:00pm and 8:00pm.

There will be an increased amount of foot traffic in and around the park area. Delays are expected.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank residents for their patience during this time.

06/11/2026

It's a very important day in the Town of Stellarton - June 11 marks William Davis Miners' Memorial Day.

Today, we held a service to commemorate William Davis and the lives of those we've lost in mining accidents. We recognize the significant contributions that miners and their families have had in establishing the town that we know and love today. We remember the bravery and sacrifice of our miners.

A very special thank you to the GR Saunders Elementary choir for performing, Deborah Beck, Postulant with the Anglican Churches of Pictou County, for the for opening and closing our service, to the Christ Anglican Church for hosting a reception, to Councillor Sandra Eis for speaking, and to everyone who came out today to honour and support miners and mining families, to those that laid wreaths in memory, and all those that helped make today's service all that it was.

We will never forget them.

06/10/2026

Residents are advised that the section of Foord Street between Bridge Avenue and Scott Avenue will be closed tomorrow, June 11, from approximately 10:30am-12pm.

This is required for the annual Davis Day Ceremony taking place at the Stellarton Miners' Monument.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank residents for their patience during this time.

06/05/2026

Human trafficking can happen anywhere—including in our own communities.

Awareness is the first step in prevention. By learning the signs and understanding the realities of human trafficking, we can help protect vulnerable individuals and strengthen our community.

Join us for an important educational session to learn how to recognize the signs, support those at risk, and help prevent exploitation.

📅 Tuesday, June 16, 7:00PM
📍 Stellarton Fire Hall, 8 Jubilee Avenue

06/04/2026

This week we celebrate Access Awareness Week in Nova Scotia!

Access Awareness Week is driven by the desire to change the narrative for persons with disabilities. This year's theme is "Disability Justice: Stronger Together, First Voice Leading Change for Collective Action."

To learn more: https://nsleo.com/access-awareness-week-nova-scotia/

06/04/2026

Residents are advised that traffic control will be in place today, June 4, for asphalt patching on Bridge Avenue and Foord Street.

Motorists are advised to use caution when travelling in the area or use alternate routes to avoid delays.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank residents for their patience during this time.

06/03/2026

On June 11, we commemorate William Davis Miners' Memorial Day.

This is a day that we reflect on our mining heritage, the bravery and sacrifice of all miners, and on William Davis and all miners who died in major mine accidents.

Join us on June 11 at the Miners' Monument on Foord Street at 11am for our annual service.

05/22/2026

This week, we have been celebrating VON Week!

This week is recognized annually to celebrate the staff and volunteers that serve our community.

Thank you to those involved with VON for all that you do 💙

05/22/2026

There is just over a week in the Menstrual May Product Drive!

Help end period poverty and drop off donations at Town Hall or one of the other locations!

Menstrual May is here, and we need your help! 🩷

Starting today May 6 until May 31, United Way Maritimes is running a menstrual product collection drive in partnership with United Way Cape Breton as part of our fight against period poverty across the Maritimes.

We're asking businesses and individuals to donate unopened menstrual products at drop-off locations near you. Every pad, tampon, and liner makes a real difference.

Donated products go directly to United Way-funded agencies and community organizations serving women, girls, transgender, and non-binary individuals in your community!

📍 Drop-off locations:
PLFN Health Centre - 19 Maple St, Pictou Landing
NSCC Stellarton - 39 Acadia Ave, Stellarton
PARL – all Pictou County library locations
Sobeys - 123 North Food St, Stellarton and 115 King St, Stellarton
Town of Stellarton - 250 South Foord St, Stellarton
Town of New Glasgow - 111 Provost, St, New Glasgow
Town of Trenton - 120 Main St, Trenton
United Way Pictou County – 342 Stewart St, New Glasgow

Whether you donate one box or organize a drive at your workplace, it all counts