Meditative Walk & Expressive Art Workshop A special, hands-on program designed for adults seeking quiet opportunities to be inspired by art and nature. Includes a nature walk at Guild Park, guided meditation plus a hands-on art workshop using colourful oil pastels led by visual artist Carol Knowlton-Dority. No experience needed. Bring an open mind & […]

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A scenic self-guided walking & audio tour of historic homes in Belleville’s Old East Hill neighbourhood, on a route from Glanmore National Historic Site to the Corby Rose Garden. A 30-40 minute route. You can also enjoy the tour from the comfort of your own home, if a trip to the neighbourhood is not possible! […]

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Essex Railway Station

Essex, Ontario
Built in 1887, Surviving 2 explosions 1907 and 1980, now community use Museum.
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O’Keefe Ranch

Vernon, British Columbia
Historic O’Keefe Ranch tells the story of early BC Ranching.
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Point Prim Lighthouse

Belfast, Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island’s oldest lighthouse. Built in 1845 this December 4th, it will be 17…
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Join us for an afternoon High Tea Party on the grounds of the Sharon Temple National Historic Site and Museum! Purchase your tickets, and enjoy a high tea experience like none other! Delicate foods and scones will be served along with our own Temple Teas. Bridgerton vibes with a touch more historical accuracy! Book a […]

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Choose your favourite people and join us at the Sharon Temple on Sunday, July 17, 2022 for a picnic competition. To enter the competition, create a group of 2-6 people and register through sharontemple.ca or pay admission on site. A flat rate will be charged per-registered group depending on group size. The event will take […]

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Fulford Place

Brockville, Ontario
Discover the story of Senator George T. Fulford and his grand mansion
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No Slave Masters Admitted: The Quaker Meeting Hall, Beaver Harbour

Beaver Harbour, New Brunswick
Founded by American Quakers, this community was racially desegregated.
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Poor House, Saint Andrews

St. Andrews, New Brunswick
The old poor house, “Slab Town” and Saint Andrew’s Black Community.
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