Join us as we commemorate the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the Korean War. Learn about HMCS Haida’s role, the Canadians who served, and participation in the Train Busters Club.  The ship will be dressed with flags, firing the ship’s guns, and other demonstrations. 

Drop in and enjoy a summer concert with music from guitarist David Coruzzi.

To commemorate the First World War, Parks Canada and re-enactors from across North America will bring Fort George National Historic Site back to its Camp Niagara roots with displays and demonstrations honouring those who fought in the “war to end all wars”. Demonstrations happening throughout day!

Explore a wide array of vintage and antique finds—from clothing, accessories, and jewelry to home goods, art supplies, and more. You'll also discover one-of-a-kind creations by talented local artisans, including handmade woodworking, knit and crochet items, upcycled and original jewelry, candles, pottery, greeting cards, and more.

With something special for everyone, this is a day you won’t want to miss. We can’t wait to see you there!

Join us for a heartwarming and interactive children’s program outdoors at the Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre as we welcome Nicole Joy-Fraser for Ni Nagamoon—which means “I sing” in Anishnaabemowin.

Through storytelling and original hand drum songs, Nicole shares Anishnaabe teachings inspired by her personal journey and reclamation of Indigenous heritage. 

Presented by Carousel Players, Ni Nagamoon invites young audiences to sit on the ground, reconnect with Mother Earth, and experience the healing power of story, song, and culture.

Strawberry socials are a great way to spend time with friends and family and enjoy a burger or hotdog and chips or just stop by for some strawberry shortcake made using local berries. This is also your opportunity to spend time at St. John's Anglican Church and marvel at its unique history dating back to 1867. St. John's is the oldest surviving church building in the former village of Port Dalhousie. Its history is woven into the story of the former Lakeside village.

Join Mika Woolley (Mohawk) from Indigenous Dreams to learn about sweetgrass and the teachings of this medicine, which is sacred to the Haudenosaunee.

Participants will also braid sweetgrass.

Discover the local sites of early Grimsby and the Nelles Family.

The tour begins at Nelles Manor Museum. After a short overview, your guide will lead you to heritage monuments and moments with stories from local history and the place of the Nelles family in early Upper Canada.

Walking shoes and water suggested.

Please, join us on Saturday, June 21st at 7 P.M. for the 3rd in our series of free, outdoor concerts at Port Dalhousie's Old Lock One Stage.  This Rock themed concert features performances by The Usual Suspects and GWENSALAMI.

Donations are accepted and appreciated to support our program.  Dancing is encouraged!  Washrooms are located at Lakeside Park.