The Golden Age of Brantford Walk Saturday,September 14th; 10:30 AM starting at the Brant Museum & Archives (BM&A) Covers the 35 years from Brantford becoming a city in 1877 until the Great War.
Local Authors Walk Saturday, September 28th (part of Culture Days weekend); 10:30 AM starting at the Brant Museum & Archives (BM&A) An excellent way to celebrate our culture & heritage through our local writers.
Lawren Harris Walk Saturday, October 12th; 10:30 AM starting at the M. Chandler Heritage House at W. Ross Macdonald School off St. Paul Street Learn about this famous Group of Seven artist’s early life here in Brantford.
Two French priests and seven soldiers, journey to the Grand River and overwinter at present day Port Dover 350 years ago. John D. Ayre, Author of several histories of Brant, Hamilton, Haldimand, and Norfolk. 57 Charlotte Street, Brantford 7:00-9:00pm FREE! Light refreshments provided.
Ghost Walk Now only Saturday, October 26th; 7:00 PM starting at the Brant Museum & Archives (BM&A) FEE: $10.00 with refreshments to follow Brantford’s history includes some apparitions, suitable for this eerie time of year.
A special Remembrance Day Road Show will feature lightning lectures on the local war effort presented by local history organizations. St George Memorial Hall 34 Main St. S., St. George, Ont. Seats are limited! To reserve your spot contact 519-442-2433 or register online at www.brantlibrary.ca
The Great War Walk Saturday, November 9th; 10:30 AM starting at the Armouries on Jubilee Terrace Hear the seldom told stories of the monuments & memorials that dot the downtown core.
The Six Nations & Native Allies Commemorative Memorial, unveiled October 2, 2016. Tom Ridout, Landscape Architect & Project Designer 57 Charlotte Street, Brantford 7:00-9:00pm FREE! Light refreshments provided.
An exploration in urban archaeology. Holly Martelle, Archaeologist/Heritage Planner with Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultants Inc. 57 Charlotte Street, Brantford 7:00-9:00pm FREE! Light refreshments provided.