Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre in Southampton has something to keep every member of your family entertained. We'll walk you through our history exhibits which showcase thousands of years of human history as well as our interactive exhibits, local artefacts and much more. There's an entire world of discovery waiting for you to enjoy! Call us today for more details.
American author Peter Kilduff has meticulously researched military aviation history for over fifty years. Grub Street proudly presents his latest book: Billy Bishop VC Lone Wolf Hunter: the RAF ace re-examined, whose subject, Canadian-born legend, William
Meaford Museum is proud to be STOP #35 on the 2014 Apple Pie Trail.Come see our local apple industry exhibit which examinesthe changes in packing technology, the apple farming familiesof Meaford and the products produced with local apples.Visit for the apples, stay and see it all!STAY CONNECTED
Explore a self-guided trail of caves, caverns and crevasses carved millions of years ago by glacial ice, and savour the breathtaking lookouts from the highest point of the Niagara Escarpment, set in one of Canada’s sixteen UNESCO biosphere reserves. Learn about the First Nations’ Huron Petun tribe as you discover the mysterious places and hidden natural fortress which sheltered the native people from their enemies. Venture over Southern Ontario’s longest 420ft. Suspension Footbridge which offers spectacular views of Georgian Bay and surrounding countryside. Hitch a ride on Rocky the train, and enjoy the additional features such as: children’s adventure playground, pan for gemstones, mini golf, trout pond, picnic areas, snack bar and gift shop. Please, no pets and running or hiking shoes are required. Open 7 days per week, May to October.
Very impressed with the caves...I enjoyed my time at your site...the views are beautiful for someone to see who has never been to Canada...I will GLADLY recommend this attraction to others...Read more
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery (RMG) is the largest public art gallery in Durham Region. We believe that art cultivates connected and caring communities. As an artist-centered and community-oriented public art gallery in Durham Region, we bring people from diverse backgrounds together to engage with art that inspires new perspectives, generates meaningful conversations and creates a sense of belonging. We build relationships with diverse artists and communities through art. The RMG works in collaboration with artists, partners,and audiences to present dynamic and inspiring collections, exhibitions and programs in an inclusive and equitable environment.
Today, the RMG’s collection of over 4,700 works focuses on telling the continuing story of Canadian abstraction. Each year we present Permanent Collection exhibitions alongside special exhibitions of contemporary art and artists. We prioritize engaging diverse audiences in new and familiar ways through our programming.