The Nelles Manor Players perform mini theatricals based on paranormal activities at the Manor.

It's back and better than ever! Pop over to Historic Downtown Thorold for the Thorold BIA's Annual Spooktacular Saturday, taking place October 25th (rain or shine). Don your best costume for treats, prizes and loads of fun.

Coffeehouse atmosphere

Canadian sing-a-long

Canadian line dancing

Canadian Trivia & Prizes

Canadian Back Bacon on a bun, butter tarts,

maple cookies and more to purchase

Join us for a fur-righting fun evening of yummy food, music and dancing, and fundraising in support of the Niagara Dog Rescue!

Join The Tattooed Historian and Shawna Jarman (Assistant Curator of the Museum) at The Irish Harp Pub in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario for the first installment of "A Pint of History."

One Canadian and one American sit down to discuss the history and memory of the First World War just days before Remembrance Day. We'll chat about the Niagara Camp, the Polish connection, the US arriving on the Western Front (a bit late?), and more!
Audience members will have the chance to write down their own questions on slips of paper to be collected and drawn at random during the event! Whether you’re a seasoned history buff or simply curious, this is a chance to explore this pivotal era through fresh perspectives and lively discussion.
Admission is by donation. Funds that are raised goes to support the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum.
Space may be limited—so arrive early, grab a drink, and be part of the dialogue.

The GHS welcomes Professor Mark Rector, Author, Public Speaker and Educator as he presents "OH CANADA!  Our Home and Inventive Land!".

From a life-long passion for Canadian inventors, Professor Rector inspired his students with tales of great Canadian inventors.  Now he's speaking across the country about his smash best seller "OH CANADA!  Our Home and Inventive Land", now in its seventh printing with over 6,500 copies sold!!!

The fun and engaging bathroom reader has many of the intriguing and poignant tales of amazing Canadian ingenuity!  This multimedia roadshow presentation will have you standing and cheering Canada, as you will hear many stories from the book including the tragedy of the Avro Arrow, to the triumph of millions saved by the pacemaker, to the complexity of the most intricate robot ever built - The Canadarm!

Cash prizes are awarded for the top three teams!

Doors to Lobby area open at 6:00 p.m. Evening includes 7 rounds of questions (six of 15 and a final round of 10). Total of 100 questions over the night.

Questions start at 7:00 p.m. sharp. Questions cover general knowledge categories like science, history, sports, music, geography, local facts and more.

Cash Bar. Drinks will be available for purchase including wine, beer, pop and mixed drinks. Sorry NO outside drinks. Purchase your Drink Tickets at the main Bar ticket desk when you arrive.

During the evening we provide FREE hot dogs, popcorn, water, tea and coffee. You are welcome to bring your own food to compliment these items.

We offer sheets of "Duh markers" for Sale at $10 per sheet. Purchase your Team's Sheet at the Special Duhs and Heads & Tails table by the entry doors into the Hall when you arrive. Only one Duh sheet per table. A Duh sheet gets you 5 FREE Correct Answers to questions - use one per round for up to 5 of the 6 regular rounds. Duhs CANNOT be used on the 7th and Final Round. Just put a Duh marker down as the answer for any one question you don't know and it will be marked as a correct answer.

We have 50-50 draws during the evening.

Heads or Tails games are played at intermission with proceeds going to PolioPlus - a Rotary International initiative. Purchase your personal Heads & Tails tags (good for two games) at the Special Duhhs and Heads & Tails table by the entry doors into the Hall when you arrive. We are close to eradicating polio and every dollar helps!