The North Lanark Regional Museum will be presenting 'Big Stories in a Small Town: Snapshots of the History of Almonte.' How is it that a small village in rural Ontario came to be named after a Mexican general? Did people really consider Almonte to be 'North America's Manchester'? How did one of the worst railway […]
8:00PM – 9:00PM EST – Haunted Campfire 9:00PM – 9:30PM EST – Q & A with Guest Perched on the sides of the hills surrounding St. John’s harbour, and often wreathed in the misty fog that drifts in off the North Atlantic, St. John’s is steeped in history, and the paranormal. Dark alleys and laneways […]
Join the Osgoode Township Museum for another free Paint & Pixels -Virtual Paint Night! Suggested Supplies: Canvas Acrylic paints - We Used blue, orange, brown, red, black & white for this one! Paint brushes - Various sizes Paint palette - a paper plate or Cardboard to mix your paints Cup of water - for rinsing […]
Eerie & unexplainable tales from Northern Ontario, isolated spots, and haunted locales! Beyond the safety of our city streetlights, and the flickering of our warm and comforting campfire, the darkness is always waiting. Join paranormal author and raconteur Mark Leslie as he shares a combination of hair-raising true tales of ghosts, spectres, and other unexplainable phenomenon alongside […]
Wakefield’s Fairbairn House Heritage Centre is pleased to share its latest exhibition, Notable Women of the Outaouais, which celebrates the remarkable lives and accomplishments of four women from the Pontiac. This talk highlights the variety of ways these women altered the social and physical landscape of the area. They poured their energy into worthwhile community […]