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Brubacher House is a historic house museum in Waterloo, Ontario which showcases the home life of 19th century Mennonite pioneers in Waterloo County. The house was built in 1850 or 1851 by the Mennonite community for the Brubacher family.
Castle Kilbride is the 1877 mansion of James Livingston, a flax industrialist, politician and entrepreneur. Located in the town of Baden in Wilmot Township, visitors can tour through the castle and enjoy the many events and exhibits that happen there throughout the year.
Explore the history of Waterloo at the City of Waterloo Museum. Located in Conestoga Mall, the museum shares the stories of Waterloo from its founding in 1806 to today. With over 10,000 historical objects in its collection, the museum changes its exhibitions regularly.
Culture Days takes place each September and is dedicated to celebrating arts and culture in Waterloo Region. Part of a nationwide initiative, Culture Days has generated enthusiastic interest, participation, and support from a rapidly growing network of artists, organizations, and municipalities.
Explore the Fire Hall Museum and Education Centre and learn about the history of fire service in Cambridge and surrounding areas. Browse the Fire Hall Museum gift shop, vintage toy trains, fire trucks and so much more. The museum is open Saturdays from 9:30am to 12:30pm.
Grand River Flamenco Fest offers high-quality flamenco experiences to build a community around the art-form of flamenco and the cultures from which it stems.
Idea Exchange is transforming the way people experience their local library and gallery spaces, creating an environment of curiosity and discovery using the arts and new technologies. It’s a place where events happen, people gather, and ideas are exchanged.
The Irish Real Life Festival is a not for profit festival that celebrates the rich history and modern ideas of Ireland and Irish-Canadians.
