Yep! By official proclamation, September is now Nova Scotia Polish Heritage Month, and the people of Mahone Bay are always ready for a party! Mahone Bay businesses are teaming up to give you a relaxing, Polish-themed weekend getaway (yes, you read that right), and the opportunity to make memories that will last a lifetime. Come to this crown jewel of the South Shore, renowned for its heritage homes, scenic views, and iconic three churches, and enjoy:

• A two-night stay at Kitch’Inn Bed & Breakfast, complete with an authentic Polish breakfast special!
• Meals from the special Polish menus available at two participating restaurants (Mateus Bistro and Rebecca’s)
• A $75 voucher, good at either of the above-named restaurants
• A complimentary, autographed copy of THE BEST POLISH RESTAURANT IN BUFFALO, by Mahone Bay author William Kowalski (this year’s Polish Heritage Month Featured Author)

If everyone’s Irish on Saint Paddy’s Day, then you’ve got the whole month of September to get your Polish on! See you at the Kitch!

Boasting modern amenities, exquisite large suites, luxury accommodation and mouth-watering breakfasts…you probably won’t want to leave. So don’t. The hospitality here is epic, and an autographed book will be waiting on your pillow!

From The Kitch’Inn it’s just a short walk to Main Street, with its restaurants, shops, cafes, art galleries, and more.

Let your taste buds celebrate Nova Scotian Polish culture! Mahone Bay is beyond lucky to have world-class chefs like Matthew Krizan of Mateus’ Bistro (winner of the Taste of Nova Scotia Award), Jessika Hepburn (The Biscuit Eater), and Rebecca (Rebecca’s). All three are creating special Polish menus available only during September!

You heard right! Mahone Bay’s own Saltbox Brewery is teaming up with Garrison Brewers to create their own signature Polish-inspired honey-flavoured pilsener, named after Mahone Bay resident (and this year’s featured festival author) William Kowalski. Try the unique experience of drinking a Kowalski while reading Kowalski… and if you’re lucky, Kowalski himself might even drop by! (He just lives around the corner, after all.)