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This year we again welcome Indigenous artists back to Macaulay Heritage Park for the seventh Art Show and Sale. Hope springs eternal, and during times of stress and change, it is amazing to see how the human spirit can rise to give expression to life in all its established and experimental forms. Artistic creations in […]
There's been something strange in our neighbourhood. Join The Paranormal Seekers as they present their findings on potential paranormal activity at Macaulay Heritage Park. Findings that were gathered during a spooky overnight stay... The Paranormal Seekers are a paranormal investigative group that specializes in historic locations and afterlife awareness, from the Durham Region (operating out […]
Join us for a day of family-friendly fun! Say hello to the blacksmith and log cabin lady! Tour the de Vries collection, and try your hand at churning butter and making rope. Delicious corn on the cob will be available too. There's something for everyone! Museum admission applies. Contact Janice Hubbs at jhubbs@pecounty.on.ca or 613.476.2148 […]
WeCreate in collaboration with the Prince Edward County Museums presents a new inaugural artisan outdoor show. WeCreate artisans will be nestled amongst the Macaulay Heritage Park historic site. The park features many points of interest including Macaulay House The historic former, Church of St. Mary Magdalene, which is now a museum The old St. Mary […]
Wampum belts are traditional teaching tools that record Rotinonshon:ni history and knowledge. Traditions state that they have been used for more than 2,000 years. Each of the dozens of belts have their own teachings and stories. Come hear about the origins of the belts, how the belts are made, and the teachings that they offer. […]
Halloween is almost here, and that means that the Creepy Doll Museum guest curators will be taking over for TWO DAYS ONLY at Wellington Heritage Museum with their collection of unusual discarded and donated dolls, each accompanied by its own story! The Creepy Doll Museum has been featured in local media, as well as on […]
Presented by Shatterbox Theatre & The County Museums. Come see history brought to life on stage at Macaulay Heritage Church. Bessie, Alice, and Margaret have two things in common: they are married to George Joseph Smith, and they are dead. Surfacing from the bathtubs they were drowned in, the three breathless brides gather evidence against […]
Get the inside scoop on our exhibit, "So Went the Summer Exhibit"! with County Museums' Jessica Chase Admission is by donation. Proceeds go to Bay of Quinte Pride.
In collaboration with the Al + Eurithe Purdy A-Frame Association, the writer and visual artist Paul Elter will be onsite making real tintype images! All you need to bring is a story (300 words+). It could be a personal recollection, a truth, a fiction - a combination of the two, perhaps a little-known history of […]
Revel is produced by The County Museums and features several events and activities throughout June with a showcase event on Saturday the 24th from 12 pm to 4pm at Macaulay Heritage Park in Picton. Revel celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day, Indigenous History Month and Multiculturalism Day with music, food, art and community partnerships. Revel Event Listing: […]
Join Gin Sexsmith at Macaulay Church for a reading from her new book In The Hands of Men. Gin will chat about why she wrote the book, her process, take some questions and be available for signing. Books will be available to purchase on site and tickets to attend are free. Please follow the ticket […]
In collaboration with the Al + Eurithe Purdy A-Frame Association, the writer and visual artist Paul Elter will be onsite making real tintype images! All you need to bring is a story (300 words+). It could be a personal recollection, a truth, a fiction - a combination of the two, perhaps a little-known history of […]
