Join Zig Misiak, creator of Real Peoples History, as he looks at the role Six Nations played in the War of 1812, and the effect the War of 1812 had on Six Nations' future. Following the presentation, there will be a Q&A period and a chance to purchase his book, War of 1812: Highlighting Native Nations.

Join the Niagara Symphony Orchestra String Quartet, composed of principal string players from the Niagara Symphony Orchestra, as they take you on a journey of music throughout the ages. 

The National Film Board production "Trick or Treaty?" will be screened, followed by a conversation on the realities, history, and cultures of Indigenous peoples. Led by Karl Dockstader and Sean VanderKlis, hosts of the One Dish, One Mic podcast, this dialogue explores the realities and aspirations of Indigenous peoples. Other upcoming events in the series: December 6, February 21, March 27, May 22, June 26.

The Students on Ice Foundation presents their documentary, Canada C3. Experience the historic expedition through this inspiring short film retracing the 150-day icebreaker journey from Toronto to Victoria through the Northwest Passage in 2017.

The annual Prince Edward County Scarecrow Festival returns Thanksgiving weekend. Make your very own scarecrow to take home for $30. Check out the bake sale and canteen, and try out the pumpkin slingshot! Proceeds benefit the Firelight Lantern Festival.