New Glasgow’s Mayor ask Residents to Attend the Annual St. Andrew`s Society of Pictou County Lobster Dinner as part of 150 Celebrations

May 22, 2025 | Local News

New Glasgow Mayor Nancy Dicks is asking residents to come out to the annual lobster dinner for the St. Andrew`s Society of Pictou County on May 30th. The event is part of the year-long 150th anniversary celebrations for the Town of New Glasgow.

New Glasgow Mayor Nancy Dicks

Dicks, who will be on hand at the dinner, called it a great opportunity for a delicious meal and evening of entertainment. The dinner will be catered by the Pantry Kitchen, and will feature entertainment by vocalist Ann Holton and her daughters, and a piper.

 

A reception will be held from 5-6pm, with the dinner to follow from 6-7pm. Tickets are available at the UPS Store in New Glasgow. The lobster can be substituted with chicken but must be indicated to the Society when purchasing tickets.

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