Clifton Museum Park

08/31/2026

It's time for another !

There are so much wildlife that loves the park but we also love seeing all your dogs enjoying the park too. This gorgeous good boy is Arthur. He is a daily stroll regular in the park.

Nova Scotia Museum

08/30/2026

Last weekend was the grand opening of Clifton Community Garden. Despite the rain, it was a great event. We are so thankful for the Meander Garden Club for all their hard work in looking after and maintaining the garden. They already donated over 20lbs of fresh produce to the local foodbanks from this garden.

08/29/2026

Colours of the Museum in the Garden!

The Clifton Community Garden is popping full of colour. Full of reds, greens and yellows. The Meander Garden Club recently donated over 20lbs of fresh produce to the local foodbank from the garden!

Nova Scotia Museum

08/28/2026

Early Morning at Clifton Museum Park

08/26/2026

The sea inspires a lot of art within the Maritimes with its importance to their industries. One of Clifton Museum Park's sea inspired artifacts is this ship in a bottle.

The ship has two flags of black, white, and red horizontal stripes which is the German flag used in the 1800s. The ship is depicted to be floating in the ocean, a smaller boat next to it in the water. Meanwhile on land, there are a few buildings and even a small lighthouse near the water's edge.

This bottle housed ship is typically showcased in one of the many cabinets of the library.

08/25/2026

08/25/2026

Some recent visitors to the park!

08/24/2026

Good Morning to Clifton Museum Park. Join us we prepare for your visit!

Nova Scotia Museum

08/23/2026

Today's grand opening is going ahead as planned. The ribbon cutting will be held inside in our reception room at 1PM. Refreshments will be under a tent outside at the entrance to the museum. Members of the Meander Garden Club will be available until 3pm to answer questions. We look forward to seeing you!

08/23/2026

Today, we remember the millions of lives forever impacted by the Transatlantic Slave Trade, those who were taken from their homes, families and communities, and those whose courage, resilience and resistance helped shape the world we live in today.

Remembrance is not only about looking back. It is a call to action.

Let us honour their memory by choosing respect over prejudice, inclusion over exclusion, and understanding over intolerance. Let us create communities where every person is valued, every culture is respected, and every voice has the opportunity to be heard.

The legacy of those who endured slavery reminds us that freedom, dignity and equality must never be taken for granted.

Remember their stories. Honour their resilience. Stand against racism. Embrace inclusion. Build a future where everyone belongs.

Today, we remember. Today, we reflect. Today, we choose to do better.