Celebrate Fall in Nassau Bay. Register by submitting the form and emailing one or more photos of your scarecrow to mike.magnan@n8marketing.com. Judging will be conducted on or about November 30.

First Place: $100  •  Second Place: $75  •  Third Place: $50

Enter your scarecrow.

If you have outdoor decorations, but aren't physically able to put them up, you need the CANBE Elves. They will be be working December 6th and 7th, so if you would like to request some elves for your yard, use the Contact form to give us your Name, Phone Number, Email Address, Street Address, and tell us why you would like free decorating.

After several years of cancelation due to COVID, the Nassau Bay Beautification Day was conducted on Saturday, 26 March under ideal weather conditions. The event was organized by Becky Kadel/President of the Nassau Bay Garden Club with support by many Club members. Publicity was provided by the City of Nassau Bay and Keep Nassau Bay Beautiful. CANBE and other sponsors provided free T-shirts. Public Works ordered and delivered plants and mulch for the garden areas and supported the event.

There was a great turn out of "veteran" participants, new participants, students, and youngsters. The group of students from Clear Brook really did great work.

Five gardens under the supervision of the Garden Club were addressed.  Residents along Harbour Dr. worked on flower beds along Harbour Dr. and the two planters at the cross-over.  Parks and Keep Nassau Bay Beautiful members planted the three concrete planters by the Pavilion in David Braun Park and at the entrance to the Waste Water Treatment Plant. This great volunteer effort has made the City more beautiful and will become even more beautiful as the new plants grow.

Thank you to all the volunteers for your tremendous efforts. The students from Clear Brook want to come back by in a few weeks to see the results of their handiwork.

Roscoe, Keep Nassau Bay Beautiful