The Anishnaabwe Gallery showcases Anishnaabwe culture in a broader environmental and cultural context, specifically the impacts that changing climate and landscape have had on a range of cultural expressions, including subsistence pursuits, material culture, settlement and the evolution into today’s culture. This exhibition is proudly presented by Bruce Power and Ontario Power Generation with support […]

Roly Fenwick’s life-long quest to convey the intangible found in nature becomes rejuvenated as depicted in this series of watercolour and oil paintings. This work recounts his experience of many times spent on the shores along Lake Huron & Georgian Bay specifically at Saugeen and Cape Croker. “My project was to join and enter the […]

Did you know wreaths are more than a pretty way to decorate your door?  “Victorian Hang Ups: Symbolism & Sentiment” explores the history of wreaths, their rise in popularity during the Victorian Age, the symbolic meanings found within them and the different materials used to create them. “Victorian Hang ups: Symbolism & Sentiment” in the […]

Explore the rich history of Bruce County and the people.

The log buildings are now closed for the season.