Stellarton

Stellarton is a town steeped in industrial history and community pride. Where it once was a centre for coal mining, it’s now hometown of Canadian grocery store empire Sobeys, who still have their headquarters here.

The town's central location within Pictou County makes it a hub for both industry and community life, offering a blend of history, natural beauty, and a welcoming local spirit. Stellarton residents are known for their hospitality and strong connections to local traditions.

The town's downtown area is marked by a blend of historic and modern architecture, reflecting its growth and change over the years. Community events, such as the annual Festival of the Tartans, showcase Stellarton's Scottish heritage and provide a platform for locals to come together in celebration.

The town's landscape, defined by the rolling hills and greenery of northern Nova Scotia, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Nearby natural attractions include the Jitney Trail, which offers scenic walking and biking routes.

A few of the important amenities in Stellarton

• Dr. W.A. MacLeod Consolidated, grades primary to 8
• G.R. Saunders Elementary School, grades primary to 6
• Nova Scotia Community College Pictou Campus

Amenities in Stellarton

• Park Street Community Centre
• Many parks and sports fields
• Stellarton Public Library
• Museum of Industry, a significant cultural amenity
• Jitney Trail, a scenic trail for walking and biking