Join us at the re-opening of Dufferin Park on St. Paul Ave! We will have a booth in the community vendors area, and will be selling some books from the gift shop. Other local vendors will be on site, and there will be plenty of activities for the whole family. Hope to see you there!
Join us at the Bell Homestead N.H.S for a presentation entitled "Life on the Line: The Evolution of the Home Telephone". Brian Wood, Curator at the Bell Homestead N.H.S, will offer a presentation based upon the new telephone exhibit, and a guided tour of the site. FREE for BHS and BHNHS members, $10.00 for non-members.... Read more »
Come one, come all to our first ever Shirefest event at Myrtleville House Museum! This year will be a soft launch of a renaissance faire-type event that we hope will... Read more »
Difficulty: Easy Explore the property and buildings that make up this specialty focused school. The walk begins at 10:30am at the Administration Building entrance. Walks are FREE for BHS members,... Read more »
The first presenter of the 2024/2025 Speakers Series is Carolyn Cresswell, an art teacher at the W. Ross MacDonald School for the Blind. Join us at 7:00pm at the Brant... Read more »
Difficulty: Moderate (Approx. 75 min) Discover some of the significant locations of one of this city's significant culture groups. Walks begin at 2:00 pm and 3:30pm, starting at the Brant Museum... Read more »
Difficulty: Moderate (Approx. 105 minutes) Learn about the life of this famous poet while she called Brantford her home base (1875-1896). The walk begins at 10:30, starting at the Brant... Read more »
Join us for an all-ages crafting guild at Myrtleville House Museum! Bring your own crafting supplies, and enjoy and evening of light refreshments and good conversation. There will be two... Read more »
Difficulty: Easy (Approx. 90 minutes) The square provides insight into some of the significant figures in the life of Brantford. The walk begins at 10:30am, starting at the Brant Museum... Read more »
Happy Thanksgiving! The Brant Museum & Archives and Myrtleville House Museum will be closed today. Regular operating hours at both locations will resume tomorrow.