What’s Cooking: September 25 – October 2

Falling for Flavour

September is in full swing, and Nova Scotia is serving up the tastes of the season. From crisp apples and hearty harvest meals to bustling markets and seaside events, there are countless ways to celebrate fall’s arrival. Gather your friends, bring your appetite, and dive into the local flavours that make this time of year unforgettable.

Apple Season

Apple season in Nova Scotia is kicking off! With orchards across the province offering fresh apples, U-Picks, and fall activities, now’s the time to celebrate apple season at its best. For fresh, local apples, check out:

Mahone Bay Scarecrow Festival

Fall is in the air, and Mahone Bay is ready to welcome you with open arms! Each year, the town comes alive during the Mahone Bay Scarecrow Festival from Sepetember 26th – October 13, with hundreds of whimsical and creative scarecrows scattered throughout the seaside streets. It’s the perfect way to enjoy crisp autumn days and a touch of local charm.

While you’re there, stop into one of our members’ spots for a cozy tea or coffee, a local pint, or a delicious meal:

Learn more here.

Benjamin Bridge Maker’s Market

Join Benjamin Bridge on September 26th for their last Maker’s Market of the summer season. Discover local vendors and artisans showcasing their handmade and home-grown goods. Grab a glass of wine, and shop for your fall treats!

Oktoberfest Brunch Buffet at The Flying Apron Inn & Cookery

The Flying Apron‘s 12th Annual Oktoberfest Brunch Buffet is coming up on Sunday, September 28th! Call 902-633-2300 to book a table today.

Hope Blooms Harvest Community Supper

Join Hope Blooms for a Harvest Community Supper on Thursday, October 2nd. The three course meal includes a brown butter squash soup, butter herb chicken with vegetables, stuffing, and mashed potatoes, and a caramel apple cheesecake.

Delectable Desserts’ New Apple Caramel Mousse Cake

Celebrate the season with Delectable Desserts‘ newest menu item…the Apple Caramel Mousse Cake! Enjoy layers of creamy dulce de leche, caramel-soaked apples, fluffy vanilla cake, luscious caramel mousse, and a crunchy cinnamon crumble. It’s the ultimate treat to celebrate fall!

Order yours here.

Support Local

By eating out at local restaurants, you’re not only supporting those restaurants but also the local producers and suppliers they purchase from. When you support local, more of your money stays in the province and circulates back through Nova Scotia’s economy.