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 […]

Self-guided tour of Rails End Gallery aka Haliburton Station – read: Rail Station Vernacular BLOG CURRENT EXHIBITION runs until August 28. A Reflection of the Past: Arts and Labour is an exhibition by artist Garrett Gilbart presents salvaged automotive hoods, recovered from now-forested scrapyards and meticulously hand-carved with a plasma cutter. Each piece is intricately […]

Come out and enjoy a high tea put on by our local family support services group here in Delburne! Wear your best high tea attire including those floppy hats to enjoy a step back in time. Tea and light lunch provided!

Come on out to the Anthony Henday Museum on September 13th for our annual Heritage Day! Antique tractor show, stationary engines, demonstrations, rope making, quilt displays, concessions and market, and fun games for the kids! A great day celebrating the cultural heritage of our local area!

The Vancouver Japanese Language School & Japanese Hall (VJLS-JH) would like to invite people who are interested in Japanese-Canadians’ history to participate in our Powell Street Walking Tours! These tours, which VJLS-JH has been offering for many years, are typically open to the public during the summer months! ** The Powell Street Walking Tour focuses […]