Flashback February
Venture Into The Past
Explore the rich tapestry of Prince Edward County's history during the 8th annual Flashback February 2025. This month-long celebration brings history to life with hands-on learning, live demonstrations, and engaging stories that intertwine Prince Edward County's past, present, and future.
Explore various workshops, talks, performances, open houses, trivia, and more at locations across The County. Flashback February isn't just a celebration of our past; it's a forward-looking exploration of our future. Don't miss out on this month-long journey through time!
Gail Hamilton will discuss her book, "The Tomorrow Country," which follows an orphaned child from 1837 England to Canada, highlighting the experiences of Canada's Home Children.
Kickstart your genealogy journey with expert guidance at the Marilyn Adams Genealogical Research Centre!
Dive into Prince Edward County's marine history with talks from authors and historians about lighthouses, the Murray Canal, and the South Shore fishery.
Early astronomical discoveries and the individuals behind them.
Learn historical yarn-dyeing techniques in this hands-on workshop at Macaulay House. Create your own skein of organic merino wool using natural plant-based dyes, all while enjoying the cozy hearth. Materials provided—no prior experience needed!
Learn historical yarn-dyeing techniques in this hands-on workshop at Macaulay House. Create your own skein of organic merino wool using natural plant-based dyes, all while enjoying the cozy hearth. Materials provided—no prior experience needed!
Experience two floors filled with contemporary artists showcasing their unique interpretations of traditional textile techniques.
Don't miss this captivating double feature on February 15th, with Sandra Latchford discussing the future of cemeteries and Thomas Harrison launching his book Searching for Richard Nixon.
Come get cozy and put together a pamphlet-sized family photo album using book-binding techniques.
Work with volunteers from the Marilyn Adams Genealogical Research Centre and access national and local resources, with select materials available for purchase.
Discover Canada’s dark history of capital punishment with author Lorna Poplak in this $10 virtual talk. A Teams link will be sent 24 hours before the session.
Dive into the rich history of this beautiful region through stories, and shared experiences.
Explore fascinating displays, chat with local groups like The Library, Consecon Masonic Lodge 50, and Historic Consecon, and enjoy a warm beverage while learning about the area's rich history.
Discover the art of traditional rug hooking in the cozy Parlour at Macaulay House! Learn to create an owl-inspired design on linen, guided by artist Bear Epp, co-curator of "Gather in the County" and a seasoned textile creator.
Explore the captivating history of one of only 17 remaining WWII Lancaster Bombers! Join Museum Curator Madeline Smolarz for a guided tour through its 81-year story in the historic Base31 Hangar 1.
Genealogy is more than just tracing names and dates—it's about uncovering the lives your ancestors lived in their communities.
Enjoy a lively dinner and variety show at The Royal, featuring readings from historic issues of the Picton Gazette by local County notables!
