Liverpool, Nova Scotia, welcomes you to a quiet setting for the Feast of Tabernacles. Located near the Kejimkujik National Park, mild temperatures around 58°F during the day and 48°F at night will provide a comfortable atmosphere. Liverpool's rich history as a bustling Privateer community in the 1800s is evident through museums and historical sites. The town also honors its roots as the birthplace of Hank Snow, with a museum showcasing his legacy and the history of country music in Nova Scotia.

 

Experience the small-town charm and picturesque landscapes of Liverpool, featuring quiet areas, natural inlets, coves, and beaches that create a subtle millennial setting. Preserving the ambiance of an 18th-century fishing village, Liverpool seamlessly blends modern conveniences with historical charm.

 

Conveniently located about two hours from Halifax International Airport, Liverpool promises to once again be a relaxing and enjoyable site to keep the Feast of Tabernacles.

 

This site is welcoming domestic and international transfers. 

Festival Coordinator 

Mr. Shane Kruse 

Phone: (902) 397-3523 

Email: [email protected]