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Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:00pm
168 Water Street
P.O. Box 670
Shelburne, NS, B0T 1W0
Phone: (902) 875-2991
Fax: (902) 875-3932
Remembrance Day Wreaths 2017
- Published: Friday, 11 August 2017 09:33
The Town of Shelburne is accepting orders for Remembrance Day Wreaths until Aug. 25th, 2017. If you would like a wreath, please fill out the form below or stop into the Town Office.
Remembrance Day Wreaths Order Form
Tall Ships Lobster Supper
- Published: Wednesday, 09 August 2017 09:44
As part of the #RDV2017 Tall Ships visit, we are having an Outdoor community style Lobster Supper at the new Shelburne Guild Hall with musical guests the Jazz Dabblers.
Date: Monday, August 14thTime: 5pm to 7pm (Two settings 5pm & 6pm)
Location: Guild Hall (11 Maiden Lane)
Cost: $20 per personYour $20 per person ticket includes a whole steamed lobster with butter, coleslaw, potato salad, drink, locally sourced seasonal dessert and festive lobster bib.
Tickets can be purchased through the Town of Shelburne in person at the Town Office (168 Water Street) or online by credit card and selecting the Tall Ships Lobster Supper payment option at: http://www.townofshelburne.plastiq.com/.
Catering services provided by Megan Egan & Steven Graham.
Tall Ships visit Shelburne 2017
- Published: Wednesday, 02 August 2017 13:03
For the complete schedule click here Tall Ships Schedule 2017
Community Get 'R Done Day!
- Published: Thursday, 27 July 2017 15:29
New Stop Sign
- Published: Tuesday, 25 July 2017 13:17
In response to safety concerns, the Town of Shelburne is in the process of making improvements to our traffic signage. A first step is the installation of new stop signs on John Street at the intersection with Hammond Street, which are now in place. These new stop signs institute a pattern of alternating stops on John Street (stops every second block), to reduce traffic speed. The intention is to remove the existing stop signs on Hammond, returning the intersection to a two-way stop, however to allow motorists time to adjust to the change the intersection will remain a four-way stop in the short-term.
SSREN is looking for an Executive Director
- Published: Monday, 24 July 2017 14:59
