What is a week-end? Well, it starts with an after hours visit to Sherbrooke for an evening of exploring streetscapes, learning something new and experiencing history and culture in a new light… literally.
Victorian Nights
Save-the-dates
Each evening will feature heritage artisans, interpretation of
historic buildings, live music, along with the select programs and
activities as listed below:
- July 4 - Lobster themed activities and Lobster Boil*
- July 11 - Lumber Camp animations and Baked Bean Supper*
- July 18 - Kite making and flying
- August 1 - Dramatic readings and vignettes
- August 8 - Chowder Fest*, Nautical activities including fly tying, casting and boat building
- August 15 - Kite-making and flying
- August 22 - Harvest Feast*, games and chicken races
- August 29 - Bonfire with storytelling
*Special tickets are required for these outdoor dining experiences. There is limited seating and reservations are encouraged.
Admission
Reduced admission applies after 3:30pm for this event and taxes are included.
- Adults - $12.00
- Student/Senior - $10.00
- Youth - $6.00
- Children 5 and under - free
- Family - $30.00
Visitors are also welcome to use their Sherbrooke Village Season Pass or a Nova Scotia Museum Season Pass .
Why not stay for dinner?
McDaniel's Tea Room and Restaurant will be open 12-7pm on Victorian Nights days with a special dinner menu.
Then, on select Fridays we welcome you to join us for special outdoor dining experiences. Dates for these experiences are:
- Lobster Boil - July 4th
- Baked Bean Supper - July 11th
- Chowder Fest - August 8th
- Harvest Feast - August 22nd
Tickets will be required and seating is first come, first served. Follow us for details on ticket sales.