We’re excited to welcome Jody Boston (she/her), therapeutic clown practitioner, arts educator, and community arts consultant, as a special Neighbourhood Moves facilitator to the Dundas Museum on Saturday, February 28, from 2-4 pm. We’re grateful for the opportunity to explore movement through play, laughter, and connection together!Movement Through Play uses games, improvisation, and comedic prompts to spark creativity, expression, and joy. The session is guided by the energy of the grou...

Join us for A Night at the Museum Robert Burns Soirée on Friday, February 6th at 7PM.  This intimate evening celebrates the life and poetry of Robert Burns through a guided Scotch tasting, live readings, plus traditional Scottish music and dance. Light fare catered by Chef Kyle, courtesy of Circle of Life.

Guests will enjoy five curated samples (choose from scotch, wine, or non-alcohol) presented over two tasting rounds. The evening features live performances from a fiddler...

The Dogs of Dundas exhibit at the Dundas Museum and Archives will have its last day on Sept 13th! But although the exhibit is closing, we want the memories of the modern-day pooches of the valley to last forever!

Have your Dog fill out the form at the button below to be officially recorded in the archival collection of the Town as preserved in the Dundas Museum and Archives!

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DUNDAS, ON—In celebration of International Dog Week and a successful Dundas BIA Dog Day Paradelast weekend, the Dundas Museum and Archives is delighted to welcome Michelle Stark for a special talktitled From Street Dogs to Soulmates: How Our Relationship with Dogs Has Changed this Thursday,August 28th at 6:00PM.

Michelle Stark is a former civil litigator of twenty years, who has transitioned from the courtroom to t...

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DUNDAS, ON—The Dundas Museum and Archives is proud to welcome back acclaimed historian, professor, and author Dr. Natasha L. Henry-Dixon for a compelling Emancipation Day event on Thursday, July 31st at 6:30PM. Her talk, titled Not Yet Free: Black Enslavement in the Hamilton-Burlington Region & Slavery in Upper Canada Before 1834, promises to be an eye-opening exploration of a lesser-known chapter in Canadian history...