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Public invited for transfer of former Arcadia school property to Th'YARC on Aug. 30

Plans for the school include the addition of two theatres, totalling about 10,000 square feet

SaltWire Network | Posted: Aug. 28, 2018, 1:32 p.m. | Updated: Aug. 28, 2018, 1:32 p.m. | 1 Min Read
A sign at roadside now proclaims the former Arcadia school to be the future site of a new YARC. The Municipality of Yarmouth passed a motion March 28 approving the purchase sale agreement for the former Arcadia school. TINA COMEAU
A sign at roadside now proclaims the former Arcadia school to be the future site of a new YARC. The Municipality of Yarmouth passed a motion March 28 approving the purchase sale agreement for the former Arcadia school. TINA COMEAU

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ARCADIA - The public is invited to the former Arcadia school for transfer of the property to Th'YARC on Thursday, Aug. 30 at 2 p.m. The site was sold to the organization by the Municipality of the District of Yarmouth.

Plans for the school include updating the interior and exterior of the building for the addition of two theaters totalling some 10,000 square feet, along with space for other art groups.

For more information on Th’YARC’s plans visit their website.

More stories on the sale of this property:

Th'YARC buys former Arcadia school from Municipality of Yarmouth

Public invited to July 18 open house at proposed new location for Th'YARC at former Arcadia school

Hundreds turn out for YARC open house at former Arcadia school

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