3400 NS-252, Brook Village
Date: Jun 29, 2025
For more than half a century, Mabou has been buzzing with excitement every July as we host our beloved annual tradition. It’s a time for all ages to come together, enjoy the festivities, and support our community’s vital organizations. So join us this summer for some good old-fashioned fun!
Sunday, June 29
Softball Tournament with BBQ and Beer Tent running all day at Tulloch Field in Brook Village. Contact Rankin MacEachern at 902-578-1516 to register. Presented in partnership with Brook Village Recreation Association.
8am
Tug-of-War Competition at Tulloch Field, Brook Village. Put together your team of 10 (5 girls, 5 guys) and join the fun!
6pm
Outdoor Pub Night with Live Music following Tug-of-War presented in partnership with Brook Village Recreation Association.
starts after Tug-of-War | FREE
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