and Mediterranean eats before heading over to check out the music, making it truly the spot to be before and after the festival for some of the best entertainment in Pictou County. Glasgow Square is also home to the Pictou County Ribfest making its return to the riverside venue again this summer on August 11th, 12th and 13th offering a family-friendly wood-smoked BBQ expe- rience that is second to none. Remember to wear your stretchy pants and have extra napkins as things can get a little messy. If Ribs and smoked meats are not your thing don’t worry, there are lots of eats in New Glasgow to keep you and your family satisfied. Just a stones throw from Glasgow Square is the Waffle Bus Stop which offers a unique waffle experience that will have you rethinking how you have been eating waffles all your life. Just up the East River Road, you have traditional pub fair at The Thistle Gastro - pub, traditional pizza and pastas at Pizza Delight, and for those trying to keep it healthy, Pita Pit. If you are looking for a traditional home-cooked meal like the ones your grandmother made, then a stop at the East Side Family Restaurant is a must during your visit to New Glasgow. New Glasgow offers many accommodations options but if you a looking for a unique experience during your visit or for a weekend getaway, then nestled on Nova Scotia’s Northumberland Strait along Merigomish Harbour, just outside of New Glasgow, is Fossil Farms Oceanside Retreat, a 200- year-old farm, with a vineyard, gardens, greenhouses and an orchard. This oasis is for nature and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a unique and tranquil escape. Tuck into one of their collection of cottages and guestrooms and spend your days savouring oceanside strolls at the farm, cycling the trails or paddling out to the islands for a picnic or going swimming in the warm waters. As night falls, come gather around the bonfire for stargazing, sharing stories and s’mores. You can also drop by The Barn, their version of a ‘main lodge’ for games, and just wait until you smell what they’ve been
tion over the past quarter century on three simple things: Iconic Canadian Artists, Audience Expe- rience, and Promoting the Artist of Tomorrow. This signature Nova Scotia event puts rising stars on the same stage as award-winning and critically acclaimed acts. This East Coast Music Festival has brought fans of Canadian Music to New Glasgow to witness local, up and coming and iconic Canadian artists and this year’s “Jube” is no exception. During the long weekend of August 4th, 5th and 6th over six thousand concerts goers will converge to the edge of the East River at Glasgow Square, an outdoor amphitheatre that was built in 2001, to offer an amazing venue for this event and for putting the spotlight on Canadian music for area residents and those traveling to take in this three-day award-winning festival that provides both artists and music lovers alike, one of the most engaging performance experiences of any venue. For those looking to keep the party going, the Stop Bar & Grill is the place to be as the live music continues until late into the evening. It is also a great place to grab some great East Coast
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