At the time of Claude de Ramezay, Montréal was a military city. This summer, the Anciennes troupes militaires de Montréal are bringing back to life the Compagnies franches de la Marine and the 78th Fraser Highlanders. Meet the soldiers at the Château Ramezay, attend the military demonstrations and take a few pictures with them! The […]

Bagatelle, Spillikins, Quoits, Graces, Bilboquet, and so much more! Here at Glanmore, we love games from the Victorian period and want to share that joy with you!  Bring the family and join us for an afternoon of “unplugged” play on the museum’s grounds. There will be all sorts of activities to try – carnival games, […]

Step into Collingwood’s storied past and see how history continues to shape the town today through its vibrant public art. Presented by the Collingwood Museum, this free 60-minute guided walking tour explores the deep connections between Collingwood’s built heritage, industrial roots, and the creative works now found throughout its historic downtown. As you walk, you’ll […]

Step into Collingwood’s storied past and see how history continues to shape the town today through its vibrant public art. Presented by the Collingwood Museum, this free 60-minute guided walking tour explores the deep connections between Collingwood’s built heritage, industrial roots, and the creative works now found throughout its historic downtown. As you walk, you’ll […]

They are loved-an epidemic of grief, a powerful new textile installation by Métis artist Tracey-Mae Chambers, makes its world debut at the Museum of Health Care this summer. Opening July 1, this moving exhibit was motivated by the loss of Tracey-Mae Chambers’ son, Parker. Each piece of clothing or other textile based material used in […]