Presenting THE HARLEQUIN SINGERS, History of Broadway

To support children in need, locally through Jayne's Fund and

for children at risk in Gaza.

Saturday May 25th @ 7:30 pm

Tickets $ 25.00 by calling 905-681-6097

The Oakville Historical Society's Speakers' Night Series presents:

From the compound steam engine and gasoline of the Industrial Revolution to the lightbulb and the telephone of the Victorian era to the Canadarm and Blackberry of today; we invented them all!!! From a life-long passion for Canadian inventors and technology, Professor Mark Rector will provide an update on his comprehensive tome, chock full of inventors’ stories, firsts, and innovations that happened here in our “Home and Inventive Land.”​

The Oakville Historical Society's Speakers' Nights are open to the public.

Events take place at the Coach House of the Erchless Estate, located at 8 Navy Street (corner of King Street) in historic downtown Oakville.

Parking is limited. Please plan to arrive by no later than 7:15pm.
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Cameos have been around for thousands of years and there is a lot more than meets the eye when looking at them, from the different materials from which they are crafted, through their uses and the diverse subject matter they depict, to how styles have evolved over the years.

The Oakville Historical Society is pleased to our Speakers' Night Series: free, in person, drop in  events with speakers presenting on a wide range of topics.
Events are held at the Coach House located on the Erchless Estate in historic downtown Oakville.
Please plan to arrive by 7:15pm. Parking is limited.

Everyone is invited to the Wallaceburg Newcomer Event.  Taking place July 11, 2024 from 1:30pm to 3:30pm in the Jeanne Gordon Hall.  Something for everyone.  Whether you've been here 5 days, 5 years or a lifetime.  This is a family friendly event that brings together community, business and local organizer's.  Join us as we learn about Wallaceburg's history, our amazing businesses, services and clubs.