Anishinaabe culture is passed down from generation to generation using songs and stories.  In 1938, Robert and Eliza Thompson, residents of Chief’s Point, Saugeen Territory, shared Anishinaabeg songs and stories with Dr. Edwin Seaborn creating audio recordings on wax cylinders. This exhibition captures some of that special tradition as, Guest Curator Dr. Bimadoshka Pucan shares their songs and […]

For over two decades John photographed celebrities for magazines and media outlets around the world.  Now that he has settled back into his home area, we are excited to deliver you a show highlighting his years of work. While you are viewing this window into celebrities’ lives, you may also bid on your favourite images […]

The Anishnaabwe Gallery showcases Anishinaabe 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      

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The log buildings are open annually beginning on Victoria Day weekend in May until Thanksgiving Day weekend in October. Join members of the Bruce County District Women’s Institute each Friday during the months of July & August for lemonade and cookies!