Broad Cove · Lunenburg County · Nova Scotia
The Broad Cove Community Association newsletter, Summer 2026.
In this issue: Summer at the hall: the Summer Maker’s Market on July 11–12, an all-ages music party and BBQ on July 25 with The Brood, Cousins and The Bear Minimums, free drama and theatre camps for kids in July and August, and the Broad Cove Fun Run on September 12. Plus the T-shirt design winner and an update on the renovation work.
The Broad Cove Community Association newsletter, June 2026.
In this issue: Well water testing on June 14, the Father’s Day bake and plant sale on June 21, a new bike rack thanks to MODL’s Active Communities Initiative, and a look ahead to the Maker’s Market and the Fun Run.
The Broad Cove Community Association newsletter, May 2026.
In this issue: The last coffee morning before summer, the Adopt-a-Highway clean-up on May 9, Pub Trivia Night on May 22 with John DeMont, a first aid course, news on beach waste management and the new bike rack, and what’s coming in June and July.
The Broad Cove Beach Lands are now owned by the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg and stewarded by the Association. After 23 years of advocacy, the lands adjacent to Broad Cove Beach were expropriated by MODL in 2025 and a ten-year Stewardship Agreement between MODL and the BCCA was signed at the AGM on January 24, 2026. This paper, dated April 10, 2026, sets out the shared vision, what to expect at the beach in the coming months, and how we got here.
The Broad Cove Community Association newsletter, April 2026.
In this issue: Coffee morning April 11, the results of the hall events planning survey, a call for artisans for the Summer Makers Market, an illustrated garden talk on April 18 and a cut flower workshop on April 25.
The Broad Cove Community Association newsletter, February 2026.
In this issue: A Valentine’s Day lobster roll take-out, coffee morning February 7, the hall events planning survey, and AGM news — the Stewardship Agreement for the coastal lands is signed, the 2026 board is in place, and thanks to Elizabeth Conrad for twenty years of managing hall bookings.