Natal Day/Nova Scotia in 2022

Natal day chili take out happening today, $8, includes roll, chocolate cake, and water. Located in Fultz House Museum parking lot Memory Lane, Lower Sackville. #NatalDay #LowerSackville https://t.co/DY8E05ynDv

— Fultz House Museum (@FultzHouse) August 1, 2022

Whether we call it BC Day, Heritage Day, Saskatchewan Day, Terry Fox Day, Simcoe Day, Natal Day, NB Day, Civic Holiday – or simply Monday, let`s celebrate coming together on a summer day and sharing a great Canadian Beer. Here's to August 1st! #EnjoyResponsibly #HereforBeer https://t.co/xnwj3aaBz2

— Beer Canada (@BeerCanada) August 1, 2022

Natal Day Road Race this morning in Dartmouth. (My wife was 2nd-place woman, and the @hfxroadhammers swept the podium in both the men’s & women’s 5.4-mile race, plus @ChristinePound won 1st-place women’s Masters.) https://t.co/XM0KlY9eU2

— Brett Ruskin (@Brett_CBC) August 1, 2022

Reminder: Buses are on holiday service today (Aug 1) for Natal Day. Alderney Ferry will be on 15-min service today from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. The first crossing will depart Alderney at 7:30 a.m. and the final crossing will depart Halifax at 11:45 p.m. Info: https://t.co/ge21hFPhTV https://t.co/e9qVXSTnHv

— Halifax Transit (@hfxtransit) August 1, 2022

Probably my new fav place to drink my coffee and read my Bible. Happy Natal day to all you Bluenosers! And for what everyone else in Canada getting a holiday Monday, cheers. For all those who have to work today, have a great Monday. I am thinking of you. https://t.co/pZR9OF1d4E

— Kurt the Warship Chef (@kurtarnold_kurt) August 1, 2022

It’s getting colourful on the Macdonald Bridge! The Nova Scotia flag on the Halifax Tower recognizes Natal Day and the Pan-African Flag on the Dartmouth Tower acknowledges Emancipation Day. See them up close during Bridgewalk on July 31, 2-4 pm. https://t.co/j1ZeCsMC2r

— HHB (@HHBridges) July 29, 2022

WATCH: Here are some of the sights and sounds from Natal Day celebrations today in #Halifax and #Dartmouth https://t.co/VwkhWfhksQ

— Graeme Benjamin (@GlobalGraeme) August 1, 2022