The Pig and Whistle Inn.
Join us on Monday May 11th 7 pm at Burlington Central Library, Centennial Room. 2331 New Street.
Our presenter this month will be the BHS president, Nicola Thomson, to tell us tales of The Pig and Whistle Inn.
NEW exhibition opening Saturday! eat make share: a taste of immigration, explores connections between food and immigration in Canada through the universal experiences of eating, making, and sharing food. On view at Joseph Brant Museum Apr 18 - Sep 5 >> https://t.co/VRV6TJY9Wg
Join us on Monday April 13, 7pm, at Burlington Central Library, New Street. In the Centennial Room
A presentation on: The History of Home Canning in Canada
Free admission. Free parking. Coffee will be available.
Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back.
Here’s a taste of what the Artemis II astronauts photographed during their flight around the Moon. Check out more photos from the mission: https://t.co/rzM1P0QbOl
The weather's looking good for tomorrow's Artemis II launch, and our teams are getting the rocket ready for liftoff!
Read the latest updates on our mission around the Moon: https://t.co/doIjUqa1cx
Learn to knit! This workshop will cover casting on, knit stitch, and casting off as you knit up a dishcloth. Registration includes all materials and a virtual follow-up session to address any questions. A tour of Ireland House is included, $40/person. >> https://t.co/NTqHUpXq9V
Only in Canada Eh!
The Burlington Historical Society invites you to join them on Monday evening for a presentation of "Only in Canada Eh!"
This presentation features all things Canadian —
Monday March 9 at 7pm
Burlington Central Library, New Street
in Centennial Hall
Are you passionate about inspiring young minds? Join us as a Museum Educator! You'll play a key role in delivering engaging, inclusive programs for visitors of all ages—especially children and youth in our camps and school programs. Apply by March 13! >> https://t.co/v3fE42u5dZ
Calling all Burlington Women in STEM! We’re collecting stories, photos, and objects that celebrate local women who made an impact in science, technology, engineering, and math. Submit by March 1>> https://t.co/9u1gJ0ODdy
February marks the beginning of Black History Month. This year’s theme, Out of Many Cultures, One People, encourages us to reflect on the rich diversity within Black communities and the shared experiences that bring people together.
Burlington proudly honours the enduring contributions of Black Canadians who have helped shape our city and our country for generations.
Throughout February, I encourage all residents to seek opportunities to learn, connect, and participate in Black History Month events.
Burlington Public Library (@BurlONLibrary) is offering engaging programming and curated reading lists throughout the month. Visit https://t.co/g3QXgFOXke to learn more.
The Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton (@CCAHOfficial) has also shared a list of local Black History Month events taking place across Halton, available at https://t.co/auov08Yc70
The Burlington Historical Society welcomes speaker Shameel Chankar to speak about Black history and heritage
Monday February 9th, 7 pm
In Centennial Hall at Burlington Central Library, 2331 New Street.
Free admission. Coffee. All attendees get a chance to win a dinner card.
Speaker Night - January 12, 7 pm
Centennial Room, Central Library, New Street
Burlington's Heritage: Projects, Conservation District, Heritage Designation Shortlist
Chloe Richer, senior planner, will get us up to date with the status and future plans for our Burlington Heritage.
BHS presents-
The Paradox of Peace: Understanding NATO's Past and Present
Join us on Monday November 10th, 7 pm
at Burlington Central Library, 2331 New Street.
when we welcome our next speaker Timothy Andrew Sayle, a renowned expert in the history of NATO.
Sure to be enlightening
Join us at Ireland House Museum this Thursday, 7-8 pm to learn how to put your garden to bed for spring gardening success. There is no charge to attend these sessions, but space is limited, please reserve your spot here >> https://t.co/ykiLW3OUP6
Speaker Night: P.L. Robertson - The Man and his Company. The inventor of the socket-head screw.
Join us in person on Tuesday October 14, 7 pm at the Burlington Central Library, 2331 New St, Centennial Room.
Our October speaker, Mike Twiss.