Wakefield Ensemble is a chartered not-for-profit organization formed in 2002 to:
Wakefield Ensemble has played a leading role in the development of the Trans Canada Trail system in the area, in sponsoring new parks along Riverside Drive, and in spring clean-ups and general “beautification” schemes — and was a keen advocate of the development process for a PPU (Programme particulier d’urbanisme, or urbanization plan for Wakefield). It is also the cradle from which Wakefield Theatre was launched.
Wakefield Ensemble is focusing on three core groups of activity:
- protect the heritage nature of the village;
- promote improvements in the physical environment;
- encourage socio-cultural activities;
- raise funds for village activities; and
- maintain a dialogue with all levels of government.
Wakefield Ensemble has played a leading role in the development of the Trans Canada Trail system in the area, in sponsoring new parks along Riverside Drive, and in spring clean-ups and general “beautification” schemes — and was a keen advocate of the development process for a PPU (Programme particulier d’urbanisme, or urbanization plan for Wakefield). It is also the cradle from which Wakefield Theatre was launched.
Wakefield Ensemble is focusing on three core groups of activity:
- Supporting Wakefield’s rich and varied collection of community groups through regular town hall meetings, assistance with information exchange, and any needed volunteer coordination
- Protecting Wakefield’s heritage, promoting sustainable development and special projects to improve the physical environment
This website is in English only; a French version is in process.
