Saturday will see workshops in Gaelic language, Gaelic songs, step-dancing, and possibly more. Saturday evening will feature a ceilidh and dance. Every year Comunn Feis a' Bhaile sponsors a local child who wishes to attend the Gaelic College for the purpose of learning Gaelic. The Comunn also puts on Kids' Concerts at various times through the year. These functions serve as an outlet for young musicians to play in public, and are followed by a ceilidh.
Membership is free.
The New Waterford Gaelic Society was established in the mid-eighties as a chapter of Comunn Gaidhlig Cheap Breatuinn. The New Waterford Gaelic Society holds a meeting every 3rd Wednesday of the month except July and August. After the meetings there is fiddle music, piano, dancing, and Gaelic singing. The Society holds an annual milling in the summer, date for this year undecided as yet. The Nova Scotia Highland Village Society was incorporated in 1959, although members of the Society have been meeting regularly since 1957.