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St. Catharines, Ontario
Joined January 2012
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St. Catharines Museum retweeted
#ICYMI 🫶 Please help us if you can support the Niagara Regional Native Centre and Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre food pantries for families in need.
🥣🧃🥫🍚🫙 Till Oct. 9, donate non-perishable items at bins at City Hall, @StCMuseum and select @stclibrary locations.
ALT Graphic for Support the Food Pantry at the Niagara Regional Native Centre and the Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre.
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
🫶 Please help us if you can through Oct. 9 to support the Niagara Regional Native Centre and the Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre food pantries to help families in need.
🥣🧃🥫🍚🫙 Donate non-perishable food items at City Hall, @StCMuseum and select @stcathlibrary locations.
ALT A City staff person in the Mayor's office holds a Support the Food Pantry poster alongside a bin for non-perishable food item donations.
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Professor Kimberly Monk is partnering with the Centre for Canadian Studies to present a lecture "Reimagining the Historic Welland Canals."
📅Thursday October 24th, 6:30 pm
📍RFP 214 Brock University Main Campus
All are welcome!
@StCMuseum @brockhumanities
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Bronze Shoes Famine Trail at The St. Catharines Museum & Welland Canals ... youtu.be/8ONdeqL2sK0?si=lptw… via @YouTube
@cogeco @PaddymanMusic @StCMuseum @IrlEmbCanada #trulylocal #community
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
🚶♂️Don't miss "A Taste of History - East Tour" happening this Saturday! Enjoy fascinating stories and sights, with stops at local cafes for refreshments to-go!
Date: Saturday, July 13
Time: 10am-12pm
$30/Person. Includes Refreshments.
Sign up at: MyDowntown.ca/Tours
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Join a guided walk and take in the fascinating sights and stories of our historic Downtown with refreshments to go!
This tasty walk is presented by the St. Catharines Downtown Association and @StCMuseum
Head to MyDowntown.ca/tours for more information and tickets!
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Have you ever seen a cargo ship floating through a meadow? First built in 1829 to allow ships to pass between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, the present Welland Canal, completed in 1932, is an engineering marvel, essential to trade and commerce in North America.
@StCMuseum
ALT Black-and-white photo of three ships navigating the Welland Canal with tall grasses in the foreground.
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Ship to Shore has completely sold out! We look forward to welcoming our audiences at the @StCMuseum next week. Find out more about our complete 2024 Mainstage Summer Season by visiting fosterfestival.com. Three Foster Comedies running July 4-August 25.
#canadiantheatre
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
On May 7, 1979, this 31,000 mt, 660ft vessel named Algoport was launched and christened at the Collingwood Shipyard.
As Algoma celebrates its 125th anniversary this year, we'll be sharing more historical highlights like this one.
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Celebrating #IWD2024 and all the women of the Friends of Morningstar Mill that make the site a great place to be. Thank you Grace, Janet, Karen, Anne, Leah, Tricia, Lesley, Nina S, Virginia, Judy, Nina W and Josie for your ongoing commitment, efforts and friendship!
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Drop in to the @StCMuseum on Family Day (February 19) for its most popular tour of the year. Tour the museum’s collection vaults, enjoy family activities and more.
Learn more about all the family-friendly things to do Family Day weekend here: bit.ly/4b3mOHK
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
From the Archives 100 years ago
#Valentine1914 from Eulalie Moore of #Chicago, #Illinois to Everitt Riddell of St. Catharines #Ontario #Canada. Eulailie is the daughter of John Everitt Moore & Eulalie Dorion John Everitt Moore was born in St. Catharines. @StCMuseum #archival
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Bio of the Day: Lillian 'Minnie' Phelps was a prime example of the young, single, and evangelical woman who was drawn to the fledgling Ontario Woman’s Christian Temperance Union after its founding in 1877. She died #OTD 1920.
biographi.ca/en/bio/phelps_l…
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St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Check out these at the @StCMuseum this summer 👇
🚢 The Canals Gallery
🖼️ A Town Growing Into Note Exhibit
🥍 Ontario Lacrosse Hall of Fame
🛍️ Merritt's Mercantile
➕ Much More
And, Don't miss Paint Night at the Museum August 8. More details here: bit.ly/3KhRGIS – at St. Catharines, Ontario
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
We are pleased to let you know that the Teddy Bear Picnic returns on Saturday, August 19 from 10:30 am - 1 pm. Please contact the @StCMuseum to register.
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Stay cool St. Catharines!
🌊 Outdoor pools and splash pads will remain open for extended hours until 9 p.m.
❄️ Residents are welcome to cool off at St. Catharines Kiwanis Aquatics Centre, St. Catharines Museum, Seymour-Hannah, Dunlop Drive OAC and Russell Avenue Community Centre.
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
☀️ Throughout the summer, St. Catharines Fire Services’ ladder trucks and dedicated fire prevention team will be visiting various parks throughout the city with summer fun and safety tips.
🚒💦 Wednesdays from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
ℹ️ Read the full release 👉 bit.ly/46AjRMz
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
Attention junior engineers! Register for the @StCMuseum's Tyke Hike today! The first event is this Saturday.
Have you registered your junior engineer for a Tyke Hike yet? This four-part Saturday morning summer program is a great opportunity for kids to get outside, learn, and have fun!
anc.ca.apm.activecommunities…
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
The gardens in front of the Morningstar's home are now ready for the summer season. Please join us this weekend for a free tour of the site.
St. Catharines Museum retweeted
We're going to toot our own horn here a bit, but this article written by one of our staff is about one of the first tornadoes ever recorded in Canada, ripping through Niagara in 1792. niche-canada.org/2023/03/09/…