Wander through the downtown core and learn about this significant culture group. This walking tour begins at the Brant Museum & Archives, 57 Charlotte Street. Registration is required! Call 519-752-2483... Read more »
Explore what remains of the Brantford Cut of the Grand River Canal, and learn about the Grand River Navigation Company. This walk begins at the end of Beach Road, just... Read more »
Join us tonight at 7:00pm for Bill Darfler's presentation on local women of significance, featuring those that don't always get the profile that they deserve. Space is limited, so please... Read more »
Learn about the opening of the Ontario School for the Blind, which celebrated its 150th year in 2022. This walk begins at the center fountain, parking is available on site. ... Read more »
A Coronation Tea is being held at Myrtleville House Museum from 1:30 - 4:00pm. Tickets are $30.00 for BHS Members and $35.00 for non members. Registration is required, please call 519-752-2483 or email information@brantmuseums.ca to reserve your spot. Space is limited to the first 32 registrants, so be sure to register early!
Visit the Brant Museum and Archives from 1:00 - 4:30pm to scan your family photos and/or documents for free! Limited to 5 scans per person.
Stop by the Brant Museum and Archives for the first Photo Friday presentation of Museum Month! Today's theme is local monuments and royal visits. No registration is required. Admission is by donation.
Join Nathan Etherington on a walking tour of East Ward, and learn about this historic district of the city. This tour begins at the Grand River Community Health Centre (363 Colborne Street), and will cover the area roughly bordered by Colborne Street, Murray Street, Mary Street, and Alfred Street.
Join us on a walk through the burial grounds at Farringdon Church, and learn about some local figures that were laid to rest there. This walk takes place at Farringdon... Read more »
Join us at Myrtleville House Museum from 1:30 - 4:30pm for a blacksmith demonstration in the workshop! Our volunteer, Keith, will show you how different metal tools were made at Myrtleville over 100 years ago. This is a drop-in event, no registration is required. Admission to Myrtleville House is by donation.