The Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre is planning on having a busy March break with a week’s worth of fun activities.
Starting March 9 and running until the 16, visitors can experience everything from movies, story time, interactive magic shows, as well as science and historical demonstrations all the way back to medieval times.
This Saturday, the week will begin with a screening of Dead Poets Society, which celebrates literature and individuality.
Then on Monday, magician Steve Baker will be returning to the museum to share some easy magic tricks for kids to learn and perform.
March 12 will feature a science show exploring colours with experiments and demonstrations.
On Wednesday, there will be an interactive learning experience on the basic principles of science.
The following day will feature the snake species of Ontario, where children will learn about their habitats and behaviours.
March 15 will take a trip into the past with a medieval knights performance of armoured combat, fencing, and historical activities.
To end off the week on March 16, there will be guided tours to see some of the hidden gems in the museum’s various collections. Additionally, Indigenous author Dorothy Ladd will give a reading of her illustrated children’s book Memengwaa, the Monarch Butterfly, as well as introduce her new companion activity book.
On March 12 and 14, there will also be a guided button sewing activity .
All of the events are free for members.
To register, visit the Bruce County Museum website here.