This summer, we are encouraging visitors to Step Back In Time and have a closer look at the smaller details within our Victorian Home. Guests can now move freely about the Parlour, the Dining Room, and the Kitchen to get a feel of what life was like during the Victorian Era and inspect some of […]

2023 marks the 60th anniversary of Pembroke’s Antique Car Club / Model A Ford Club. This exhibit was designed by members to celebrate its anniversary. Some info from the exhibit: « In 1963, Bert Bucholtz, Len Etmanski, Don and Jack Stresman, Roy Wegner, Lorne Troutman and Renton Patterson were instrumental in forming a club for Model […]

The Meath Site Exhibit is one of our new displays in 2023. The Meath Site was discovered in 1971 by Dr. Donald Robertson and David Croft. Testing and excavation began in 1973 and concluded in 1978. It consists of 10 distinct site locations collectively referred to as the « Meath Site » because of their proximity to […]

Art show and sale featuring local Plein Air Painting artists that meet often at Fort Point Museum to paint on site. Come see their beautiful paintings daily from 10-5, located in our community room. Who knows, you may even bring one home to hang on your own wall. Make sure to come see them before […]

Friday at the Fort Music and BBQ event starting at 5pm Friday July 21, 2023. Musical performance by Art Cole BBQ: hotdog, hamburger, and veggie burger. Cost $15 Make sure to reserve a spot at (902) 688- 1632 100 Fort Point Road, LaHave NS

Acadians- Then and Now by Richard Laurin July 18th, 2023 @6:30pm 100 Fort Point Road, LaHave NS RSVP required (902) 688-1632 We will be serving tea, coffee, and strawberry shortcake. 10$ recommended donation. Richard Laurin is the owner of the bilingual tourism company Novacadie Tours Inc. based in Nova Scotia, as well as, France, Louisiana, Saint Pierre […]

Découvrez l’héritage de Jean-Charles Chapais fils dans une toute nouvelle exposition en plein air. Le parcours retrace l’histoire d’un des pères de l’agronomie au Québec qui a agi comme un acteur de la révolution rurale au tournant du XXe siècle. L’exposition se trouve dans les jardins derrière la Maison Chapais, reconstitués pour reprendre l’allure de […]