Experience a retro movie night with the drive-in experience in Mount Pearl! Movie showing: Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Concessions for purchase on site. Admission: All attendees are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item for St. Vincent de Paul for admission.

Mount Pearl is known for its extensive trail network, so what better way to spend a Sunday than with an organized trail run? Beginning at The Outfitters on Topsail Road, the run will take you to the T'Railway and then loop around Powers Pond. Admission is free. Refreshments to follow.

Enjoy a canvas painting class for both kids and families hosted by AAMP. Admission is free. Register here: https://bit.ly/2XxjM7S

Fly on over to Admiralty House Museum Every Sunday and Wednesday from 12pm - 2pm this summer and join us for a Pilot's Picnic! You’ll be provided with a picnic blanket and a delicious lunch from Coffee Matters. The lunch will be wrapped in a cloth, similar to how Margaret Carter prepared lunch for Alcock […]

Join us for a Free BBQ followed by a Beginner-Level Tennis Tournament! Participants are encouraged to pre-register online through the Mount Pearl Tennis Club. https://tennismountpearl.ca/events.php?event=2019_city_days Limited spaces will be available to register at the event.

Building off the amazing market night held this fall, join us for an afternoon open-air market. Local vendors will be on site with a wonderful array of locally-produced art, food, crafts, and entertainment at the Ruth Avenue Sportsplex. Entertainment: 1:00 PM – East Isle Wind 2:00 PM – Peter Fewer 3:00 PM – Conway 4:00 […]

Help us celebrate another fantastic year in Mount Pearl by joining us for an evening of music and friends! Celebrations will include an evening concert, local concession trucks, and a beer tent run by the Kinette Club of Mount Pearl. Entertainment: 5:00 PM - Fully Completely – A Tragically Hip Tribute 6:00PM - Carolina East […]

Let's get moving! Enjoy a free Aquafit class at the Mount Pearl Summit Centre!

Admiralty House Communications Museum is located in the former residential quarters of HM Wireless Station. Built by the Marconi Telegraph Company for the British Navy during the First World War, the station was part of a global communication network; it linked the Admiralty with its ships on the water, intercepted German naval transmissions, and tracked […]

Fly on over to Admiralty House Museum Every Sunday and Wednesday from 12pm - 2pm this summer and join us for a Pilot's Picnic! You’ll be provided with a picnic blanket and a delicious lunch from Coffee Matters. The lunch will be wrapped in a cloth, similar to how Margaret Carter prepared lunch for Alcock […]