Cost: By Donation Come visit the Tillsonburg Cemetery and take a guided walking tour of the graves of past Tillsonburg Mayors.
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Time: 1pm to 3pm Cost: By Donation Come to the Tillsonburg Cemetery and learn how to clean tombstones. Participants will be asked to go and clean the cemetery stones of past Tillsonburg Mayors in preparation for our Cemetery Walking Tour on Thursday, September 15th. All supplies and instruction included.
Come and celebrate Queen Elizabeth II “Platinum Jubilee” with a traditional English Tea, Tillsonburg Senior Centre Choir, and a Piper, culminating with our Town Crier Brenda Bozso’s “Royal Proclamation” at 2pm. Date: Thursday, June 2, 2022 Time: 1pm-3pm Location: Museum’s Side Lawn Cost: $25.00 (with Taxes) Our Traditional English tea will include: Assorted English Teas […]
Cost: $15.00 plus tax Come and enjoy tea and goodies on the lawn (weather permitting), and listen to a talk on Tillsonburg’s First Female Mayor.
Cost: $20.00 plus tax Indulge in some quality time with your best friend(s) while you enjoy tea and goodies. Then make a Best Friends Day craft to take home as a memento of your day together! All supplies and instruction included!
Come to the museum and move and groove to some holiday classics while you learn about the history of seasonal music!
Looking for a unique, small holiday gifts, come and visit OCCI’s « Small Wonders Art Show and Sale » located at the Pratt Gallery at the Annandale NHS. All pieces of art are no larger than 12 x 14 inches! Plus, 20% of the profits go to the Annandale House Trust!
Cost: By Donation Come and celebrate both Tillsonburg’s 150th Anniversary of Incorporation and Canada Day with games, crafts, face painting, otter find and museum open house!
An exhibition highlighting the story and people behind Tillsonburg’s Incorporation as a town on March 2, 1872.
On June 21, 2022, join us as we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day. A production of New Blood: A Story of Reconciliation will be held at Heritage Park, beginning at 7 p.m.. TW: This Alberta created show tells the story of Chief Vincent Yellow Old Woman and his experience as a child in a residential school. […]