
Celebrate Mother’s Day with Local
This Mother’s Day, there are lots of locally-inspired ways to celebrate mom and say thank-you, even if you can’t say it in person right now.
This Mother’s Day, there are lots of locally-inspired ways to celebrate mom and say thank-you, even if you can’t say it in person right now.
If you’re looking to grow your own garden this year, follow along with Cole Harbour Heritage Farm and Rose & Kettle Tea Room’s tips!
Maple syrup is an important staple in most Nova Scotian homes. From dinner to dessert, get ready to enjoy maple syrup on pork, in ice cream and even on pizza!
Taste of Nova Scotia is joining partners across the province to launch a collaborative social media initiative called Dine & Stay Home.
This Easter, follow our recipe round up of a few seasonal recipes to ensure your dinner has a fresh and local spread!
Find out what’s available seasonally and year-round in Nova Scotia to make it easier to Get Your Hands on Local the next time you head to the store.
When building your children’s Easter baskets this year, consider filling them with local Easter treats.
Taste of Nova Scotia is made up of over 200 members who, in the midst of safety measures surrounding COVID-19, need your help more than ever.
From St. Patrick’s Day activities to snowshoeing through the vines and a tea party – you’ll find events in every corner of the province this week.
This week, try new brews, bake croissants, do yoga and indulge at brunch. With so many Taste member events what will you pick?