Making its home in a c. 1850- three-story Guelph limestone building, Guelph Civic Museum features exhibitions and public programs which explore the many individuals, cultures and events that contributed to the historic development of the City of Guelph.

McCrae House is the birthplace of John McCrae (b. 1872- d. 1918), doctor, soldier and author of the famous First World War poem In Flanders Fields. This small limestone cottage, built c.1858, was owned by the McCrae family from 1870 to 1873. Other families occupied...

Guelph and region's public art gallery. Featuring contemporary and historical exhibitions of Canadian and international art.

The Hammond Museum of Radio got its start when museum founder  Fred Hammond began collecting early radio and wireless artefacts at the age of 16.   The first public display of his collection was in a small building at the rear of his College Street home that...

Since the beginning, the vision of the HCRR was to inform, educate and inspire the public about the electric railway history of Ontario and Canada. Today, the museum displays and operates a variety of historic streetcars, radial cars and work cars, and maintains a...

Enter a lush tropical garden and walk amongst thousands of freely flying butterflies!

Twelve galleries of Museum exhibits reflect the lifestories of Wellington County people over the past centuries. Enjoy displays that focus on the decorative arts and the Museum's superb textile collection as well as travelling exhibitions, historical displays and...

Woodside is the boyhood home of William Lyon Mackenzie King, Canada's longest-serving Prime Minister. The house has been restored to the Victorian style of the 1890s. The importance of this residence is best reflected in King's own words: "The years that left the...

The Cambridge Centre for the Arts (CCA) is a municipally operated community arts centre with a mandate to provide quality arts programming through classes, workshops, an art gallery, special events and an artist-in-residence program.  The Centre is located in...

The Cambridge Sculpture Garden (CSG) may very well be Cambridge, Ontario’s best kept secret. Nestled along the historic Grand River and joining the Trans Canada Trail, the CSG offers a central oasis to picnic, walk, contemplate, attend an art show, or participate...