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The Waverley Community Association (WCA) has been active as a volunteer community organization for more than 25 years. Its past executive has included members from many of the older families of the village, as well as a good number of 'new arrivals.' The

The Upper Stewiacke area has a remarkable number of organizations. In the year 2000, representatives from many organizations created a Millennium quilt that displays over thirty organizations working in our community.

Meetings Discover Glooscaps WorldKluskap (Glooscap) is an Abenaki word meaning 'man from nothing'. Glooscap, the first human, was created out of a bolt of lightening in the sand and remains a figure that appears in many of the Mikmaw legends. These legends are stories that are passed down from generation to generation and tell of the Mikmaq culture.WorkshopsRegister today for one of our many upcoming workshops including: Mikmaq Language, Basket Making, drumming, traditional story telling, quillwork, etc.Discovering Mikmaq CultureImmerse yourself in an innovative multimedia presentation as Glooscap guides you through the trials, the survival of the Mikmaq people. Our aboriginal interpreters will give you a guided tour of the stunning displays of Mikmaq quillwork, beadwork, clothing and artifacts and tell you their own stories of what it is like to be Mikmaq. You will be able to pick up information to Discover Glooscaps landmarks along the Fundy Shore.

The Bass River Heritage Society was formed in 1997, and, in late 1999, the society's dream became a reality: a museum was to open. The museum has been operating every summer since 2000, preserving the rich history of Bass River – founded in 1765!

Randall House Museum is operated by the Wolfville Historical Society, or the WHS. The WHS is a registered Canadian Charitable Organization, incorporated in Nova Scotia by the Societies Act. The Society's mission is to interpret and maintiain the Randall House as a museum for the benefit of the residents of Wolfville, its surrounding communities, and its visitors. Responsibilities of The Society include.