Town Of Middleton

06/01/2026

Bird Watch BINGO is coming!

Starting June 2 and running until July 30. Submit a completed bingo card for a chance to win a prize! Draws are held every two weeks. Bird photos are encouraged but optional.

To submit your BINGO card, email: [email protected]

Happy watching and good luck!

06/01/2026

🌎♻️ Join us for a Community Clean Up! ♻️🌎

In celebration of World Environment Day, we're inviting you to help keep Middleton looking its best!

📅 June 5
🕠 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
📍 Rotary Raceway Park (337 Marshall Street)

We'll provide the supplies - you bring the community spirit! Participants will also enjoy refreshments and be entered into a prize draw.

Every piece of litter picked up helps make our town cleaner, greener, and more beautiful for everyone. Whether you can stay for 20 minutes or the full event, your help makes a difference.

🌱 Let's work together to show some love for the Heart of the Valley.

06/01/2026

The Middleton Railway Museum opens for the season on Wednesday! Stop by the AccessAbility Awareness Week Flag Raising AND the Middleton Railway Museum - they've got the station looking very nice and have some great exhibits!

While visiting MRM for our opening day on Wednesday please also join the Town of Middleton’s AccessAbility Week flag raising at nearby Centennial Park. MRM is fully accessible inside and out. If you experience any sort of barrier while at the museum, we want to know – making spaces barrier-free for one person, makes it better for everyone

To become a member, go here: https://middletonrailwaymuseum.ca/become-a-member/
To become a museum volunteer, go here: https://middletonrailwaymuseum.ca/volunteer/
To make a donation to the museum, go here: https://middletonrailwaymuseum.ca/make-a-donation/

06/01/2026

The parade will be here before you know it! For more information, including how to register a float, visit: discovermiddleton.ca/canada-day

🏴‍☠️ Ahoy, Middleton! 🇨🇦

Our annual Canada Day Parade is setting sail on July 1 at 11:00am - and this year’s theme is PIRATES! ⚓️

We’re calling on local businesses, community groups, organizations, families, and creative crews to join the fun and enter a float in this year’s parade. Dress up, decorate, and bring your best pirate spirit to downtown Middleton!

Parade Route to be determined.

☠️ Pirate-themed floats encouraged
📍 Parade starts at 11:00am | Lineup begins at 10:00am
🎉 Fun for all ages

Want to enter a float or learn more?
Visit: discovermiddleton.ca/canada-day or email [email protected]

06/01/2026

A reminder that there is Committee of the Whole (COTW) this evening at 6:30pm in Town Hall Council Chambers (131 Commercial Street).

There will be a Special Council Meeting at 6:00pm prior to COTW. Darren Boates will be sworn is as Councillor at that time.

Meetings are live streamed on YouTube. To watch, visit: www.youtube.com/

The next Committee of the Whole will take place on June 1. The public is encouraged to attend. All meetings are live-streamed on YouTube at: youtube.com/

⏰6:30pm
📍Town Hall Council Chambers - 131 Commercial Street

05/29/2026

🗣️ Community Conversations are coming to Middleton!

Join members of Middleton Town Council for an evening of open discussion, ideas, and feedback. This is your opportunity to share your thoughts, ask questions, and help shape the future of our community.

📅 June 18
⏰ 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
📍 Town Hall Council Chambers
131 Commercial Street

Residents will have the opportunity to rotate between discussion tables and speak directly with Councillors about a variety of community topics.

Light refreshments will be provided. We hope to see you there!

05/29/2026

Middleton Monthly is here!

05/29/2026

Here is some very useful and important information on tick safety!

Ticks are found across Nova Scotia, and some can transmit serious diseases. As temperatures rise, it is important for people to protect themselves, their family members and pets.

Ticks like warm places on the body, so it is important to do a thorough tick check after spending time outside, including:
- around ears
- behind knees
- in the hair
- between the legs and in the groin area
- around the waist

People can reduce their risk by:
- wearing long pants and long sleeves in areas likely to have ticks
- wearing light-coloured clothing (light colours make it easier to see ticks)
- wearing enclosed shoes and tucking pants into socks
- walking on well-travelled paths, avoiding long grass and vegetation
- applying insect repellents approved by Health Canada to exposed skin and clothes (following directions carefully)

People with questions or concerns about tick safety or tick-borne diseases can call 811 or visit the Nova Scotia Health Tick Service at: https://www.nshealth.ca/clinics-programs-and-services/nova-scotia-health-tick-service

Local pharmacists can assess tick bites and determine if a preventative antibiotic is needed. More information is at: https://novascotia.ca/dhw/pharmacare/healthcare-services.asp

Read more: https://news.novascotia.ca/en/2026/05/28/tick-checks-should-be-part-routine

05/28/2026

Join us as we raise the AccessAbility Week flag and recognize the importance of building a more inclusive and accessible community for everyone. 💙

📅 June 3
⏰ 12:00 PM
📍 Centennial Park - 35 Church Street

Everyone is welcome to attend as we come together to celebrate inclusion, accessibility, and community.

05/27/2026

The Accessibility and Active Living Expo is happening! It is a joint effort between Annapolis County Recreation and local accessibility organizations of which, Middleton is a part of. There will be lots of activities and things to do - Check it out!

The full schedule for MOVE: Accessibility & Active Living Expo is here.

From adaptive sport demos and try-it activities to community resources, games, and family fun — Saturday is packed with ways to get moving, get connected, and celebrate inclusion in Annapolis County.

Check out the schedule below and start planning your day at MOVE.

📍 Bridgetown Regional Community School
📅 Saturday, May 30 1:00pm - 4:00pm