» Maybe it’s bred in the bone, but the sound of bagpipes is a little bit of heaven to some of us » Does the sound of bagpipes stir your soul? Join us under the pines as David McDougal, our resident piper from the Moncton District Pipes and Drums entertains on Sunday afternoons all summer long. […]

Join John Willson the tavern owner and John Wilson the Ferryman as they lead you through the centuries old historic Graveyard as dusk descends and the gates lock. Their tales of revolutionary soldiers, mothers in mourning, a grieving young bride, starving Acadian refugees among others will leave you with chills. Be sure to bring your […]

We are excited to finally have our musical events return under the pines. The acoustics are amazing inside the 1791 replica of the first English church on the Miramichi River. Katherine Moller, award winning fiddler and Celtic musician kicks our summer series on Saturday July 22nd, with a night of toe tapping fun. Refreshments will […]

150 years ago 1873 the first train came through Essex Centre, ON We will display maps of rail and throughout Canada, Photos of trains that came through the years till November 2012 when they pulled our tracks out. Video « Rails to Essex »; Mini train sets. All set in the Historic Essex Railway Station 1887. Which […]

Come meet Tim Smith, the creator of In The World But Not Of It, a photographic display of Hutterite colonies living in a technological world, but still keeping their heritage alive.

Tim Smith, photographer of the Brandon Sun, explores through a photographer lens on how Hutterite colonies live in a modern world while practicing their cultural beliefs.

Join us at the Museum of Northern History for an Artist Talk with this year’s guest artist Master Chen Cheng-Hsun of Taiwan, and his show Embrace. His presentation will include a guided tour of his pieces in the Gallery and a video detailing his creative process with earlier work. Following the artist talk is the […]

Cars of all eras at the Manor!