WITNESSES TO A NEW NATION Exhibit Curated by the Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia Showing at the Kings County Museum, 37 Cornwallis street, Kentville from August 18 until September 22, 2017 Official opening august 17th from 7:00 pm until 8:00 pm Exhibit background: The Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia in conjunction with other Heritage Societies […]
The Kings County Museum in Kentville is pleased to host the photography of Justine MacDonald. Justine is a photographer, writer, and world traveller. She enjoys using these pursuits to explore history, and the world in general. Her […]
An Uncommon Outcome Talk and Q&A on art practices and the creative process with artist Andrew Milne.
Join us (if you dare) for a public lecture on haunted houses and an overview of the investigation of this phenomenon. A local “haunting” will be examined in detail through the experiences of Randall House Museum Curator Krystal Tanner. Who’s that rapping on my door?
Our presenters…..and stay tuned for an announcement of our special guest! Maynard Stevens Maynard has been a wrestling fan for many years and has seen many of the legends in Berwick’s Arena and at the Halifax Forum. More often than not he cheers for the “heel” rather than the “baby face”. His favourite wrestling memory […]
The Kings Historical Society and CentreStage Theatre are hosting a night of wartime camaraderie with a touch of the poignant. Guests will enjoy a night of live 1940’s era music, food, theatre and dancing. The “Andrews Sisters” will make a special appearance! There will be a cash bar serving refreshments and “cigarette” girls will stroll the ballroom of the Cornwallis Inn. This event is not only a fundraiser for our societies, but also a night to honour our World War II veterans. We look forward to welcoming you to our event as we rewind the clocks while recognizing the perseverance and sacrifice of our veterans.
Friday November 17, 2017 7pm – 9pm (2 Hours ) Historian Philip Spencer, will be sharing the story of the Davison Lumber Company. The initiative of early Nova Scotian pioneers grew into an empire of legendary proportions. This presentation traces the Davison name in lumbering from Samuel Mack to the collapse of the Davison […]
We are always looking for event volunteers! If you would like to help during one of our upcoming events please let us know by emailing info@kingscountymuseum.ca or by calling 902-678-6237
