Flashback February

Drop in on Tuesdays in February for hands-on help scanning photos and researching family history with expert volunteers at the Marilyn Adams Genealogical Research Centre.

A four-part afternoon speaker series exploring dramatic, surprising, and lesser-known stories from Prince Edward County and Canadian history.

A guided, reflective workshop where participants create a personal Connection Wand using natural materials and shared storytelling.

A welcoming discussion group focused on Indigenous perspectives, reconciliation, and shared learning through Niigaan Sinclair’s Wînipêk.

Browse a curated book sale of local history titles and unique, collectable editions at the Picton Branch Library.

Celebrate a new exhibition pairing historic artifacts with contemporary textile art at Wellington Heritage Museum.

Step into a historic WWII air force training base and put your problem-solving skills to the test. Choose from two immersive escape room experiences inspired by wartime history, then stick around for a glimpse into daily life during World War II.

Bundle up and enjoy a classic winter afternoon with horse-drawn wagon rides, hot chocolate, mulled cider, and family-friendly games. After the fun, warm up with a meal at the pub and make a day of it.

Snuggle therapy goats, play in the snow, and get cozy with games inside Macaulay House.

Visit Macaulay House while artist Sara Keller creates cyanotype prints inspired by the site’s landscape and history.

Learn an early photographic process and create your own deep-blue cyanotype prints in this beginner-friendly workshop.

The Royal Hotel has been part of Picton life since 1881 — and its stories live on through the people who gathered within its walls.

An immersive afternoon exploring Picton’s oldest neighbourhood, ending with a lantern-lit procession to Delhi Park.

A relaxed, hands-on workshop blending art and history through the cyanotype printing process.

A free, drop-in event featuring local history groups, displays, and conversations over a warm drink.

Learn the stories behind some of our region’s most impactful invasive species — where they came from, how they spread, and what they mean for local ecosystems and economies.

Discover the layered history of The Drake Devonshire through a fascinating talk on architecture, industry, and place.

A community-led exploration of North Marysburgh’s church history through artefacts, stories, and a self-guided heritage tour.

Learn how Prince Edward County played a key role in the testing of one of Canada’s most legendary aircraft.

Jim MacGregor, one of the many talented organists at St. Mary Magdalene, will lead in singing beloved hymns of the Church.

Step back into the 1940s at Base31 with an evening of live readings and staged moments drawn from Picton Gazette archives.