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  • Vintage Black Canada: A Doon Village Introspection by Aaron T. Francis opens at the Region of Waterloo Museums Waterloo Region – Region of Waterloo Museums is pleased to announce the opening of Vintage Black Canada: A Doon Village Introspection. Running from September 20 to December 28, 2025, the exhibit features photographs from the Vintage Black Canada archive curated by Aaron T.
  • Lecture series explores importance and impact of climate change Waterloo Region – In celebration of the current exhibit, Our Climate Quest: Small Steps to Big Change, the University of Waterloo, Balsillie School of International Affairs and Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum invite residents to enhance their understanding of climate issues through a specially curated lecture series. Lectures will cover topics including climate change adaptation, sustainability, sustainable agriculture, climate geo-engineering, green energy transitions and decarbonization of the economy.
  • Small steps can make big changes: New exhibit aims to inspire visitors to take climate action Waterloo Region – A new interactive exhibit opening this week aims to inspire visitors to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help Canada achieve its goal of net zero by 2050. Our Climate Quest: Small steps to big change, opens this Saturday, July 5 at Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum.
  • In this act of burial: Multi-site exhibition opens at the Region of Waterloo Museums Waterloo Region – Region of Waterloo Museums is proud to announce the opening of In this act of burial a series of public art installations exploring themes of public memory. Running from June 20 to September 21, 2025, the exhibit includes works by artists Kate Kamo McHugh and Maddie Lychek.
  • Culture in Motion: Region of Waterloo Museums and Archives Roll Out New Museum Bike Waterloo Region –Region of Waterloo Museums and Archives is excited to announce the launch of its interactive Museum Bike, a community-focused initiative designed to bring the Region’s history and culture out into the community. This mobile museum experience aims to increase inclusive, accessible programming, making it easier than ever for residents of all ages to engage with the Region’s museums and archives.
  • The Power of Nostalgia, a community survey: Which spaces in Cambridge mean the most to you? Tell us why! Right now, the team at McDougall Cottage is working on an exciting new project—a community-driven exhibit tentatively titled The Power of Nostalgia.   “The exhibit, opening in 2026, will explore the nostalgic memories associated with the spaces that hold the most meaning, through the decades, for Cambridge residents,” says Michelle Bartlett, Head of Content and Experience at McDougall Cottage.
  • March Break fun: Explore, learn and create at Region of Waterloo Museums and Libraries Waterloo Region – Join Region of Waterloo Museums and Libraries this March break for a fun-filled lineup of engaging activities, workshops and special events designed to inspire participants of all ages. Explore our three historic sites Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum, McDougall Cottage and Schneider Haus each offering March Break activities included with admission, and a few ticketed events ($).
  • March Break fun: Explore, learn and create at Region of Waterloo Museums and Libraries (1) Waterloo Region – Join Region of Waterloo Museums and Libraries this March break for a fun-filled lineup of engaging activities, workshops and special events designed to inspire participants of all ages. Explore our three historic sites Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum, McDougall Cottage and Schneider Haus each offering March Break activities included with admission, and a few ticketed events ($).
  • Celebrate the season of love with Region of Waterloo Museums’ Valentine’s Day lineup of events Waterloo Region, ON – Join Region of Waterloo Museums this Valentine's Day for an exclusive lineup of events, thoughtfully curated to warm hearts during the year’s chilliest months. From family-friendly offerings to nights out with your gals and pals, this year’s lineup celebrates love in all its forms.
  • Celebrate the Season with Region of Waterloo Museums’ Festive Lineup of Holiday Events Waterloo Region, ON – Festive fun is around the corner at Region of Waterloo Museums this holiday season. From family fun for all ages, to an enchanting winter ball, to haunting holiday candlelit tours, this year’s lineup offers something for everyone.
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Phone: 519-748-1914

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Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum and Doon Heritage Village
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Schneider Haus National Historic Site
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McDougall Cottage Historic Site
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