Discover the earliest history of the Fording Place, from the last glacier through to the American Revolution. This walk begins at Brant's Crossing Park, 150 Icomm Drive. Parking is available behind the Civic Centre. Registration is required! Call 519-752-2483 or email information@brantmuseums.ca to reserve your place.
A century ago, local citizens were finding ways to commemorate the veterans of World War One. This walk starts at the VIA Rail station on Wadsworth Street. Registration is required!... Read more »
This walk will help you understand his life in Brantford, and why the city has honoured him in multiple different ways. Registration is required! Call 519-752-2483 or email information@brantmuseums.ca to... Read more »
Learn about this artist's early life in Brantford. This walk begins at the Margaret Chandler House (166 St. Paul Ave) Registration is required! Call 519-752-2483 or email information@brantmuseums.ca to reserve... Read more »
An excellent way to commemorate one of this city's prominent culture groups ahead of Emancipation Day. This walk begins at the cannon in Alexandra Park, located on Dalhousie Street. Registration... Read more »
Learn the history of this area of Brantford that is bordered by Nelson, Clarence, Sheridan and West Streets. Part of our Culture Days programming! This walk begins at the Brant... Read more »
(approx. 90 minutes) Saturday, May 4; 10:30 AM starting at the corner of Catherine & Ball streets in Paris. This is a Jane’s Walk down a street in Paris that... Read more »
(approx. 105 minutes) Saturday, May 11; 10:30 AM starting at the loop at the eastern end of Beach Road east of Lock’s Road Explore the reasons for the Grand River... Read more »
(approx. 90 minutes) Saturday, May 18; 10:30 AM starting at the parking lot for Farringdon Church Explore the heritage of some of this city’s most prominent individuals and learn about... Read more »
(approx. 90 minutes) Saturday, May 25; 10:30 AM starting at the Brant Museum & Archives Nelson, Chatham and Sheridan streets offer insight into the history and development of the city’s... Read more »