Come celebrate National Historic Places Day at the Gordon G. Pike Railway Museum in Harbour Grace! Built in 1884 and designated a Registered Heritage Structure by Heritage NL in 2016, the Harbour Grace Railway Station is considered the oldest station left standing in Newfoundland. Our ‘Open Doors’ event begins at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, July […]

The Billy Bishop Home & Museum is excited to announce it’s Sunday night summer Ghost Walks! Every Sunday in July and August join us at 9:00pm to experience Owen Sound like you’ve never seen it before. Learn the local legends, become haunted and mystified by the tales and history of our infamous town. Tickets are […]

A special exhibit curated by OSDSS students. 75 years later we honour Grey County men who were murdered during the Battle of Normandy. Opens May 24th.

Join us on May 29th at 7pm to experience our upcoming Lecture Series as we host the Brant Masonic Group to speak on the hidden meanings of the various masonry symbols within Mohawk Chapel’s walls. Admission by donation! 301 Mohawk St. Brantford ON

Join us for another year of Family Fun Day! Come enjoy fun activities for the kids, demonstrations, displays, tours, as well as a cash barbecue. Step back in time in this historic powerhouse – full of actual generating equipment, archival displays, and many stories to tell. For this day only, admission will be by donation to […]

Tour Old Town Lunenburg on your own or take a tour with Lunenburg Walking Tours beginning at the Lunenburg Academy, a National Historic Site, or take a tour on a carriage ride beginning from Lunenburg’s Historic Waterfront along Bluenose Drive.

An open house day to allow the public to tour the O’Reilly House Museum and see evidence of over 450 years of history of the Placentia Area.

Hands on History – Two nations were brought together by the European fashion demands which created and sustained the longevity of the fur trade. The Hands on History program gives a glimpse into the lives of the First Nations, Métis and European people at Fort Carlton in the 1800s. Students will visit the tipi encampment […]

May is Museum Month!This May, stop by the North Lanark Regional Museum every Tuesday afternoon anytime between 1 PM and 3 PM to participate in our exciting new touch tours! Have you ever wanted to take a glimpse behind the glass case, and really know what an object would feel like in your hands? The […]

Meet at Avonlea Heritage Museum then hike 2 kilometres into the Avonlea Badlands with members of the Native Plant Society of Saskatchewan. Learn about native prairie plants from these expert botanists on some of Saskatchewan’s virgin prairie.