May 2026
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Passages May 2026
In This Issue…
Driftwood Greenhouse: A Digby Neck Success Story — A locally owned greenhouse in Gulliver’s Cove grows from a small family operation into a thriving business, offering fresh produce, value-added goods, and a model of sustainable, community-rooted entrepreneurship.
Three Generations of Service — The Titus/Thimot family is honoured at the Digby Volunteer Recognition Ceremony, celebrating decades of dedication to fire service, recreation, and community leadership across generations.
Over $60,000 Raised for the Community — The Brier Island Foundation marks a major milestone, funding local projects from recreation infrastructure to arts initiatives while fostering collaboration and future growth.
All Hands on Deck — Community Art Meets Lighthouse Restoration — A returning artist leads a collaborative felting project, inviting residents to help create a large-scale artwork celebrating the restoration of the Peters Island Lighthouse.
Summer Theatre on Brier Island? — A new community theatre initiative begins to take shape, with volunteers invited to help bring a summer production to life through acting, directing, and behind-the-scenes roles.
ICS School & Community Updates — School news highlights student achievements, community involvement, fundraising efforts, and hands-on learning initiatives supporting youth across the Islands.
Thank You, Serviceberry — This month’s plant feature explores the beauty and seasonal significance of the serviceberry, a familiar but often overlooked sign of spring in the local landscape.
Community News and Events — The issue includes local programming, fundraisers, volunteer opportunities, and seasonal events happening across Long Island, Brier Island, and Digby Neck.
Featured stories from this issue
Over $60,000 raised for the community!
Driftwood Greenhouse: The Halliday’s Labour of Love