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Schedule of Events
April 30, 2019
Archives Reopens
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
May 1, 2019
Open 12-5 Daily, Free Admission
May 26, 2019
35rd Annual Arabella's Pie Social
Port Colborne Museum, 280 King St.
Free Admission
12:00pm - 4:00pm
Enjoy an Edwardian Tea and homemade pie, Niagara Antique Power Association displays, Towpath Treasures Fleamarket, perennial plants sale & print your your own bookmark on a heritage press.
June 1, 2017
Arabella's Tea Room Opens
June 2 to 8, 2019
Arabella's Tea for Two, two for the price of one
Mondays June/July/August
Guided Tours of Museum Heritage Village and "Tales of Tennessee."
Canal Days - August 3-4, 2019
41th Annual Canal Days, a marine heritage festival at the Museum.
December 1, 2019
43rd Annual Grand Old Christmas Festival 12-4pm
Experience a Christmas event.
Complete with carriage rides, pioneer activities, warm chestnuts, many purchasable yuletide items and, of course, Santa!
Port Colborne Museum, 280 King St.
For more information, please contact us at 905-834-7604
December 2 - 7
Arabella's Tea Room Serving Christmas pudding & sauce 2-4
Exhibits and Events
May- December
Stacking Up the Years
May- November
Putting the Tea in Port Colborne
July- December
Tugging Along: Tugboats on the Welland Canal
November - December
Under the Tree: Christmas Through the Years
Solid Comfort: Tales of Tennessee
May- Decemeber
Solid Comfort: Tales of Tennessee: What does Port Colborne have in common with Tennessee? Visit this new exhibit as the fascinating history of the eclusive "Solid Comfort" summer cottage community is revealed through photographs and artifacts from the museum's collection.
Deadly Dust: Dominion Grain Elevator Explosion 1919
May - November
Deadly Dust: Dominion Grain Elevator Explosion 1919- Located at the southren terminus of the Welland Canal, the grain elevator played an important role in the movement of grain through the Great Lakes. This exhibit not only examines this role, but also the tragic fatal explosion that occurred 100 years ago.
