Phil is an expert on early Canadian phones and their history. His illustrated talk will include the Museum’s exhibit “Can You Hear Me? 150 Years of the Telephone”.
Join local queens Nicki Nastasia and Miss Edie Violet as they discuss the history of drag fashion through the gaze of trail blazers of Queer history, both local to London and beyond. Help us create an exclusive pride costume and art piece to be displayed at Eldon House in honour of Pride Month. Guests will […]
Since 1997, this concert series has taken place on the historic Port Haney Wharf. Every year Maple Ridge Historical Society selects four bands or performers to entertain the residents of Maple Ridge and beyond in a location that is uniquely Maple Ridge. These concerts are free to the public, but donations are welcomed to help […]
Speaker Series bringing history, music and heritage to our community. Tickets are $5 and available online at Loyalist.ca/events June 22, 2026 Lloyd Therien “War of 1812′
We’re thrilled to welcome Catherine MacLellan to the Elevator Concert Series. With over two decades of acclaimed folk and roots songwriting, seven albums, and a deep family legacy through her father Gene MacLellan, Catherine brings a warm, authentic presence to every stage. Her music feels right at home in the historic Nanton grain elevators, where […]
We’re thrilled to welcome Calgary folk/roots singer‑songwriter Emily Triggs to the Elevator Concert Series. Known for her heartfelt songwriting and pure, expressive vocals, Emily has built a rich career through both solo work and collaborations with Alberta bands. Her warm, authentic sound is a perfect match for the historic grain elevators and the prairie stories […]
A barn dance. A gunshot. A mystery to solve. It’s a Death on the Dancefloor. Grab your dancing shoes, those detective instincts and the whole gang, it’s time to crack another case during Murder at the Park. In Death on the Dancefloor, a murder interrupts a lively dance at the Wainwright Hotel, and the lead […]
Rideau Hall’s Crescendo Concert Series returns on April 11, featuring seasoned performers from the Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces.
October 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 and 25 Tours Times: 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. The Nelles Manor Players perform mini theatricals based on paranormal activities at the Manor. You will be guided through the house to find out what has been seen and heard. Stories that cross over 200 years can be found at […]
Not Just Lies: How I Weave Historical Facts with Fiction to Create Stories of Faction Wendy G. Robicheau, author of Hidden in Plane Sight: The Burning of College Hall (2024) and Founded in Tragedy: The Calamity that Founded a College (forthcoming 2025). Wendy grew up in Southwest Nova Scotia, where her fascination with local history began. As an Archivist at Acadia University, […]