Children pulling on ropes at the Museum of Industry.
On the left, a classic olive-drab felt Boy Scout campaign hat. On the right, an old-fashioned portable megaphone sits on another small black block. It has a metallic, olive-green handle and housing, attached to a bright yellow cone-shaped horn. Hand-painted in bold, dark green letters on the side of the yellow cone is the text: "PICTOU COUNTY BOY SCOUTS"

Learning by Doing: Scouting in Nova Scotia: Adventure, Service & Leadership

Exhibition
For more than a century, Scouting has helped young people across Nova Scotia develop confidence, skills, and character through hands-on experiences. From camping and outdoor adventures to community service and leadership opportunities, generations of Scouts have embraced the spirit of learning by doing.

This exhibit explores the history and impact of Scouting in Nova Scotia through photographs, uniforms, badges, memorabilia, and personal stories. Discover how Scouting has inspired youth to explore the outdoors, serve their communities, and become leaders, while creating memories and friendships that last a lifetime.

Location

Museum of Industry, Stellarton

Date

On view June 29 to September 13, 2026

Pricing

Regular admission rates apply.
Center of the poster are two vintage, yellow wooden trays stacked slightly askew. The front panels of the trays are painted bright yellow with a red border, featuring a hand-painted red apple with green leaves in the center. To the left of the apple, it reads "BOY SCOUT" and to the right, "APPLE DAY" in stylized red and light blue lettering. Thick canvas carrying straps are attached to the trays.