Meet Sun. & Tues. at YMCA

There are a number of places to play Pickleball both indoors and outdoors throughout the South Shore. Visit the "Places to Play" webpage on the Pickleball Nova Scotia website to learn more!

South Nova Tai Chi is a group that offers exercise, health improvement and friendship. Formed in 2012, we are a local, volunteer operated group who practices the Tai Chi developed by Master Moy Lin Shin. We have a Board of Directors and an Executive. In March, 2016 we became a branch of the Canadian Tai Chi : http://www.canadiantaichiacademy.org/

Wild Wonders Forest School aims to provide land based learning for children 3-12 years old. We value learning through play! Our educators use emergent curriculum and inquiry based learning to provide interest led and child centred activities. We aim to foster community development within our groups, as well as in the greater world.

Bridgewater Community Gardens is a program of the Recreation Division of the Town of Bridgewater's Community Development Department. It is managed by the Community Gardens Coordinator, supported by a team of community volunteers, and overseen by the Town of Bridgewater.

Committed to education and beautification related to gardening.

Free public event organized by the Town of Bridgewater, with support of a volunteer committee. https://www.bridgewater.ca/festivals-events/christmas-on-the-lahave

Free public event organized by the Town of Bridgewater, with support of a volunteer committee. https://www.bridgewater.ca/festivals-events/canada-day-on-the-lahave

movies are held Friday evenings during the summer at Shipyards Landing

Adult & Youth Leagues

10,000 sq. ft. plaza at 500 York Street, Bridgewater.

The Bridgewater Marina is operated by the Bridgewater Marina Association.

Every Wednesday,6-9pm Margaret Hennigar Public Library (LCLC). Everyone welcome from Beginner to Expert. Free. All Ages. Chess sets available.

Meet at Masonic Lodge, 93 Dominion St. (former Girl Guide Cabin)

Hodge Podge Community Garden located on corner of Aberdeen and Elm St.