past exhibitions

Village Life

An exhibition examining the unique and shared histories of the village of the old Niagara-on-the-Lake township

The Forgotten Years

An art exhibition of works done in Niagara-on-the-Lake between 1929 and 1973.

Through Their Eyes

An examination of the women of Niagara and their contribution to the events of the towns history.

Domestic Gems

An exhibition celebrating the influence of two prominent St. Catharines Architects, Arthur Edwin Nicholson (1881-1945) and Robert Ian Macbeth (1891-1978), on the built landscape of the Niagara Peninsula. Whether working together as the firm of Nicholson and Macbeth (circa 1918 to 1930) or independently, these two men were responsible for much of the region’s best architecture.

Inspired Landscapes

The Niagara River has inspired visitors and artists for centuries.
Follow the River, from the Falls to Lake Ontario, through the eyes of an artist.

100 Years - 100 Artefacts

A celebration of the 100th anniversary of Memorial Hall, the first Museum building in Ontario. This exhibition showcases some of the Museums most important artefacts, chosen by the community.