Split your time between our modern and historic kitchens to cook and bake your way through this exciting day! Using a variety of apples and the Museum’s gardens as a guide, campers will stir up some exciting recipes to take home. Ages 6 – 12; $72 per child
Enjoy a day filled with family, friends and fun! With a focus on child friendly weaving and textile experiences, this event will be part of our free general admission programming. Toronto History Museums celebrates Black History Month with Lifting Voices for Belonging, a series of programs which celebrates the many contributions and the enduring legacy of Black communities on this land now known as Canada.
Experience the Historic Fort Willow Conservation Area come to life this September 30! The Festival at Fort Willow is an annual event where visitors will experience what life was like at Fort Willow in the early 1800s. Activities include: Visit settlers homes and smell their delicious food Discover how ships were built Make candles like settlers Watch a blacksmith work Tie ropes like a sailor
In celebration of Heritage Week, enjoy extended evening hours at the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum! On February 22, all spaces will be open from 12:00-5:00pm The Museum’s Visitor’s Centre and all exhibit galleries will remain open until 8:00 pm.
Split your time between our modern and historic kitchens to cook and bake your way through this exciting day! Using a variety of apples and the Museum’s gardens as a guide, campers will stir up some exciting recipes to take home. Ages 6 – 12; $72 per child
Enjoy a day filled with family, friends and fun! With a focus on child friendly weaving and textile experiences, this event will be part of our free general admission programming. Toronto History Museums celebrates Black History Month with Lifting Voices for Belonging, a series of programs which celebrates the many contributions and the enduring legacy of Black communities on this land now known as Canada.
Experience the Historic Fort Willow Conservation Area come to life this September 30! The Festival at Fort Willow is an annual event where visitors will experience what life was like at Fort Willow in the early 1800s. Activities include: Visit settlers homes and smell their delicious food Discover how ships were built Make candles like settlers Watch a blacksmith work Tie ropes like a sailor
In celebration of Heritage Week, enjoy extended evening hours at the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum! On February 22, all spaces will be open from 12:00-5:00pm The Museum’s Visitor’s Centre and all exhibit galleries will remain open until 8:00 pm.
Kids Events and Fun Things To Do in Toronto, York Region, Peel, Durham, Halton, Simcoe County and Southern Ontario for Families.
