Guelph Museums receives Ontario Museum Association Award of Excellence in Special Projects
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Guelph Museums receives Ontario Museum Association Award of Excellence in Special Projects GUELPH, ON, November 8, 2016: Guelph Museums has won a provincial award of excellence in…
Lucile: Fashion. Titanic. Scandal. closing November 13
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Lucile: Fashion. Titanic. Scandal closing November 13 GUELPH, ON, November 2, 2016: Lucile: Fashion. Titanic. Scandal is now in its final weeks at Guelph Civic Museum. Sunday,…
Remembrance Week at McCrae House
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Remembrance Week at McCrae House GUELPH, ON, October 27, 2016: Remembrance traditions continue at McCrae House, the birthplace of Guelph-born doctor, soldier and poet John McCrae. Guelph…
Guitarist Norman Liota to perform at Guelph Museums Fourth Friday event
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GUELPH, ON, October 13: Guelph Museums kicks off the weekend with guitarist Norman Liota performing a free concert at the Guelph Civic Museum on October 28 as…
Harvest Tea at the Guelph Civic Museum
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Harvest Tea at the Guelph Civic Museum GUELPH, ON, October 5, 2016- Treat yourself to a seasonal afternoon tea at the Civic Museum on Sunday, October 23.…
Military lecture series at Guelph Civic Museum continues for a tenth year
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GUELPH, ON, October 5: Guelph Museums and Laurier Centre for Military Strategic and Disarmament Studies have announced their military lecture series line-up for the next year. •…
Illuminating the Holidays with Debbie Thompson Wilson
December 4, 2016, | 10:00 am – 4:30 pm | Civic Museum | $50 +HST Join us for a Holiday Workshop with Debbie Thompson Wilson! Angels are found in many religions…
Guelph Museums celebrates Culture Days: A Stitch in Time
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Guelph Museums celebrates Culture Days: A Stitch in Time GUELPH, ON, September 15, 2016- Guelph Museums will celebrate Culture Days with free admission all day, all weekend…
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This pocket globe, circa 1808, was brought to Guelph from England by the Marsh family – it is one of 40,000+ artifacts in the collection.
