Les fêtes patrimoniales de L’Acadie sont une célébration de l’histoire de notre site unique au Québec et qui souligne la contribution de l’arrivée des Acadiens dans la région vers 1768. Nous aurons des conférences, un spectacle de musique Trad le samedi soir , la tablée acadienne, des exposants qui démontrerons leur savoir faire des vieux […]
The Regent Theatre
Prince Edward, Ontario
A historic theatre in the heart of Picton. Entertaining the County since 1918.
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Great Lakes Museum
Kingston, Ontario
A National Historic Site and home to the S.S. Keewatin, an Edwardian-era passenger liner.
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Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site
Drumheller, Alberta
Canada’s last wooden tipple at Atlas Coal Mine, a rare, preserved 20th-c. mining site.
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Join us for the launch of our new exhibit at the Sikh Heritage Museum, Chandra Bodalia’s Legacy: The History and Heritage of Gurdwaras in BC, curated by the South Asian Studies Institute! Affectionally nicknamed, the ‘Smile Catcher’, Chandra Bodalia was a prominent member of the South Asian community in B.C.’s lower mainland area, and was […]
Join us for a special conversation with Vasundhara Pradip Madhumita, Conservator at the Museum of Vancouver! Ms. Madhumita will share insights from her career in conservation and her work across diverse heritage projects and institutions in India and North America. Date: July 11, 2025 Place: Sikh Heritage Museum, Gur Sikh Temple 33089 South Fraser Way, […]
You are invited to celebrate the rich cultures, histories, and traditions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples at the Bytown Museum Pop-up market featuring local Indigenous vendors and makers Touch tables with traditional sacred medicines and Métis sashes Learn about the 3 Sisters with family-friendly crafts Dance performances by the Lyons Sisters and more!
This guided tour takes visitors through the evolution of Ottawa and the people who call it home while they explore the Commissariat, Ottawa’s oldest stone building. Historical accounts of this region—from the time of its first inhabitants, to its early days as Bytown, to present-day Ottawa—reveal the major changes it has experienced and what has […]
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 […]
Featured Artist The incomparable Garrett Mason makes a return visit to St Andrews and Ministers Island after 4 years. A Juno Award winning blues guitarist Mason has developed a unique and unforgettable style. He has been described as an enigma, one of Canada’s most under rated performers and the real deal by critics and commentators […]