This special tour, available by pre-booking only, offers a unique opportunity to explore areas of HMCS Haida that are typically off-limits to the public.

With a maximum group size of just 10 people, you'll enjoy an intimate and personalized experience. Discover the hidden corners and hear the untold stories of this historic naval ship, guided by our knowledgeable staff.

Don't miss your chance to see the HMCS Haida from a whole new perspective!

Play trivia based on descriptions and zoomed-in photos of landmarks, food, or other items from around the world.

International snacks will be awarded as prizes!

Recommended for families with children ages 6 and up

Join bestselling romance authors Ellie K. Wilde and Kate Robb for an engaging and entertaining discussion about their latest books and the journey of being a writer!

Set in the outdoor Vineyard Lounge at Fielding Estate Winery, attendees will receive entry and a glass of wine (non-alcoholic options available) with their ticket purchase.

Elton Rohn is the Ultimate Tribute to Elton John! Elton Rohn takes you down the “Yellow Brick Road” performing as Elton John from the prime of his career. With this seven-piece band, they perform in the original keys, sing all the harmonies and hit all the notes that made Elton famous from early in his career up until present day. As Sir Elton John, Ron Camilleri plays the piano, sings, looks and acts like Elton so much you’ll think you are experiencing the high energy show Elton did back in the 70’s. The costumes, the musicianship, the flashing pianos… it’s all there! It’s all live and it’s right on! Elton Rohn has played to huge festival and theatre audiences across Canada and into the U.S.A. The show includes the best of “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” and early hits that made Elton a worldwide phenomenon. Elton Rohn covers the best of the best. The proof is in seeing him live. You’ll agree they’ve totally
got it!

Martin Cooper joins us to talk about the area along our waterfront known as King's Point.  Learn about the significance of the site and its archeological history.

Martin Cooper has been involved in archaeology in Ontario for over forty years. He received his honours B.A. in Anthropology at Western University and his M.A. at the University of Toronto, where he is currently completing his PhD.  Mr. Cooper is a Senior Archaeologist and Senior Associate at Archaeological Services Inc. (ASI), the largest heritage consulting company in Ontario.  He has directed hundreds of precontact, historic indigenous and historic Euro-Canadian archaeological assessments throughout Ontario.  He is particularly familiar with the Indigenous history of the Niagara area as one of his main areas of interest is the Neutral Nation’s occupation of the southeastern Niagara peninsula.

Cooper has experience working for Indigenous communities on heritage projects, peer reviews, as well as treaty and land claims issues.  He has also directed Indigenous engagement and consultation programs for private and public sector clients throughout Canada. He is currently managing the Indigenous engagement component of ASI’s Archaeological Management Plan for the Region of Niagara.

Admission is free for Museum members or $15 for non-members.