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
Kingston Museums
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
Last Boat on the Lake
Join us for a thought-provoking evening as we screen Last Boat on the Lake, a powerful new documentary by researcher and filmmaker Hannah Harrison January 16th at the Great Lakes Museum.
The Great White Hurricane of 1913
Join the Great Lakes Museum for a riveting deep dive into The Great White Hurricane of 1913, the deadliest storm ever recorded on the Great Lakes.
Festive Family Fun at the Museum
From December 20–22, December 27–29, and January 2–4, the museum will be decked out with hands-on holiday crafts, interactive games, winter-themed activities
The Mysterious Sinking of the Waubano
Uncover one of the most chilling unsolved maritime tragedies in Great Lakes history at The Mysterious Sinking of the Waubano
The Lives of Lake Ontario: An Environmental History
Discover the ever-changing story of one of North America’s most iconic waterways at The Lives of Lake Ontario: An Environmental History
Lock And Kee Event
A Halloween Event on the S.S. Keewatin, a thrilling evening filled with spooky puzzles, eerie clues, and haunted nautical hijinks.
A Walk Through Kingston’s Medical History
Step back in time and explore Kingston’s fascinating legacy of medicine and care with “Pulse of the Past: A Walk Through Kingston’s Medical History.”