Kingston Museums - Kingston Ontario Events

Aquaculture: Farming the Waters

This summer, the Great Lakes Museum invites visitors to look beneath the surface with Aquaculture: Farming the Waters

Health Adventures Camp

Designed for curious kids ages 5–12, Health Adventures Camp invites campers to step into the fascinating world of the human body through interactive experiments, creative activities, museum exploration, and real medical history.

Fort Henry Sunset Ceremony Returns for Summer 2026

One of Kingston’s most cherished summer traditions is returning to Fort Henry as the beloved Sunset Ceremony takes place across six special evenings

Museum PA Day Camp

The Canadian Museum of Health Care is inviting young explorers to a full day of discovery, science, history, and hands-on fun at its Museum PA Day Camp on Friday, June 26

Unearthing Lake Ontario’s Untouched Shipwreck

Beneath the surface of Lake Ontario, where sunlight fades and silence takes over, a mystery has been waiting… untouched for over two centuries.

Eggs-treme Easter Fun at the Museum

Spring has sprung, and Kingston families are invited to hop into a day of Easter excitement during the fourth annual Eggs-treme Easter Fun at the Museum.

Family Day Weekend at the Great Lakes Museum

From Saturday, February 14 to Monday, February 16, families are invited to drop in and explore the museum while enjoying special interactive activities designed just for the long weekend.

Lifelong Learning Club: Seasickness – Exploring Disease on Boats

The Lifelong Learning Club returns to the Great Lakes Museum with another fascinating talk designed for curious minds and lifelong learners

Slashing Into Medical Horror

Each Sunday afternoon, the series dives into a different era and anxiety surrounding medicine, identity, and the body. Before each screening, Museum curator Rowena McGowan and film scholar Dr. Dan Vena will introduce the film.

Wreck of the George A. Marsh

January 19, 2026, the Lifelong Learning Club at the Great Lakes Museum invites curious minds to explore this haunting chapter of local history