Community Suppers at Ross Creek Centre, Canning NS
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; accessible to all ages
Overview
Join Ross Creek Centre for the Arts in Canning, NS, where monthly community suppers blend hearty meals and creative family-friendly fun. Discover a welcoming tradition that celebrates local connection through food and art.
2025 Community Suppers
Don't cook on Monday!
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About This Adventure
Join us for a heartwarming community supper at the Annex, where delicious meals and vibrant connections await! Enjoy a variety of dishes, including vegetarian and gluten-free options, while kids engage in art activities. This monthly gathering fosters togetherness, making it a memorable experience for families and friends alike.
Break Bread with Neighbours!
About
Upcoming suppers for 2025: Sept 15, Oct 6, Nov 10
From 5-6 pm, please join us at 2182 Sheffield Road for an informal meal together!
Plus kids art activities start at 3 pm downstairs!
We are celebrating community at the Annex with a community supper open to all (donations welcome but not required). This is part of a series of monthly dinners bringing people together at the Annex.
We will be serving delicious food with a vegetarian / gluten free option - plus salad and dessert.
Come as you are, families welcome.
We also have take away meals available at 6 pm for any who need them.
Registration not required (but helpful for us)
This event is by donation - all are welcome!
Also see our Community Supper page on our website here.
Adventure Tips
Arrive early for kids’ art activities
Children’s art sessions start at 3 pm downstairs, providing a creative prelude to the 5 pm supper.
Vegetarian and gluten-free options available
The supper menu thoughtfully accommodates dietary preferences—confirm options if you have specific needs.
Bring a reusable container for take-away meals
Take-away meals are offered at 6 pm; having your own container helps reduce waste.
Donations welcome but not required
Feel free to contribute what you can to support the community supper, fostering inclusiveness and accessibility.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Varied songbirds native to Nova Scotia
History
Canning and its surroundings played a key role in Nova Scotia’s agricultural development announced in the 18th century.
Conservation
Ross Creek Centre emphasizes sustainable practices including waste reduction and supporting local food producers for their suppers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Warm layered clothing
Cool evenings in Canning call for layers to stay comfortable before and after dinner.
fall specific
Reusable food container
Ideal for take-away meals to minimize waste and support sustainability.
Comfortable shoes
For walking around the Annex and nearby village during arrival and departure.
Hand sanitizer
Helpful to maintain hygiene in a communal dining setting.