Honouring Trailblazers, Inspiring Future Leaders Celebrate. Connect. Be Inspired. At Heritage Park, we proudly celebrate the women who aren’t just part of history—they’re actively shaping it. Join us on June 5, 2026, for the Women Making History in Alberta Awards Luncheon, an inspiring event dedicated to recognizing bold leaders whose work is driving meaningful change across the […]

Get ready to kick off cruising season at the Nifty Fifty Spring Thaw Car Show at Heritage Park on April 19 from 10 am to 3 pm. This popular Calgary car show returns for another exciting year, with more than 400 classic cars, hot rods, antiques, and custom builds expected to fill the Park’s front lots for this annual […]

One of our most popular and busy events! Come on out to Heritage Day at O’Hara! Learn about the past, the family, and all the skills and thrills. More details to come.

The Heritage House Museum invites you to celebrate artistic excellence. The artwork of the Rideau Artist of the Year Competition will be unveiled for everyone to enjoy and a winner will be announced. The artwork will remain on display June 13 – July 11, 2026. Admission to the show is free.    For more information, […]

Arts Fest features the Grimsby Lakeside Pumphouse Artists Association show and sale.

Lisa Bower, Assistant Curator, Nova Scotia Museum, explores the tradition of sampler-making among 19th-century schoolgirls in Nova Scotia, by highlighting how embroidered pictures composed of text and images served both as educational exercises and expressions of identity. Drawing on examples from the Nova Scotia Museum’s Prescott House collection, which features samplers made by white settler […]

Toonies for the Train family day, fundraiser. Come visit the historic locomotive which is undergoing a refurbishment and tour the Aultsville station. Goodwill donations of a toonie are gladly accepted.

Health care and nursing, both formal and informal, have a long and colourful past in Bytown (later Ottawa). Individuals and organizations affected and saved countless lives. Wives of canal workers nursed their injured husbands. Early doctors cared for patients, including an ailing Lieutenant-Colonel John By. Nuns risked deadly diseases to assist new immigrants. Trained nurses […]

The Kirkland Lake Art Club presents “Art in Bloom”! The exhibition will be hanging from July 16th to August 30th in the Billiard Room at the Museum of Northern History. It is included as part of regular admission to the Museum. It will also be one of the stops on the Kirkland Lake District Horticultural […]

Enjoy a lovely Saturday afternoon in The Danish Canadian National Museum’s garden to take in some lovely linens and lace! Enjoy a hot cup of tea or coffee accompanied by finger sandwiches and desserts!   Ticket Prices:  Regular – $40 Senior (60 and up) – $35 Child (12 and under) – $20 For any questions:  […]