Learn about the history, builders and engineering significance of the Alexandra Bridge in the context of its national and world heritage setting. and its importance as a central element of a national and world heritage setting. Built from 1898 to 1900 for trains, streetcars, vehicles and pedestrians, it became a key transcontinental link and an […]
Join the North Lanark Regional Museum for their Annual Strawberry Social on Sunday June 26th from 2-4pm! The afternoon will include strawberry shortcake, cool refreshments, and a lively performance by the Perth Citizens Band.
Come walk the grounds, check out their community garden planted by local middle school students, visit their recently re-installed exhibitions, or go on a behind-the-scenes collections tour! There will be light refreshments and activities throughout the day!
Swing by for the Osgoode Township Museum's Pop Up Market! Shop for local products, chat with local producers and wander around the museum’s large 3 acre site including an orchard and 10,000 square foot heritage garden. The museum buildings will be open for tours by staff and there will also be a lantern craft table […]
Discover the cultural developments and important historic monuments of Lowertown West in the vicinity of Dalhousie and Bruyère streets during this fascinating tour of part of Ottawa’s most historic area. GUIDE: Mark Farine is a history teacher with the Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est and is passionate about urban history. This tour will be conducted in […]