Please join the Kings Historical Society as we welcome Stephen Sieracki, a Maryland based horologist (clock specialist), who will permanently install a historic clock in the Kings County Museum. The clock, a significant Planter artifact and a rare example of early clockmaking in Nova Scotia, is returning home after 200 years. It was crafted in Horton […]
Join us for a fascinating presentation on Nova Scotia’s shipwrecks, hosted by wreck diver April Weickert. Drawing from her personal diving experiences, April will share what it’s like to explore underwater wrecks— what you can see, how to dive them safely, and what to watch out for beneath the surface. The talk will also include […]
Our annual potluck is happening on July 30th at 5pm at Northville Farm Heritage Centre (1158 Steadman Rd, Centreville). Join us for a fun evening, good food, and good company. We recommend bringing your own plate, cup, and utensils! We hope to see you there!
Visit us on August 16th to shop some second hand treasures and help support the Museum!
Exhibit Opening Harbourville Through the Years Wednesday, August 20,2025 at 2 PM Light refreshments Introductory Talk with researcher Garnet Misner. This extensive exhibit offers a captivating look into the historic fishing village of Harbourville, nestled on the Bay of Fundy north of Berwick. Highlights include: The Stories Our Houses Tell –Harbourville’s built heritage of the […]
Please join us at Prescott House Museum for an afternoon of fun! Play lawn games, enjoy refreshments, and treat yourself at our Bakesale. Prescott House museum will also be offering free admission during this event and we encourage you to visit one of Nova Scotia’s best preserved examples of Georgian architecture. Fun for all ages.
Nation DayforTruth and Reconciliation . Smudge Ceremony with Carolyn Landry-Followed by a Seven Sacred Teachings Workshop and
Conversation with Lenley Melvin—The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq Earth Keeper
Come celebrate the season with food, fun, and community spirit. Whether you’re shopping local, enjoying live music, carving pumpkins with Spike at Centre Square or winning a delicious spooky themed cake at the MUSEUM’s cake walk there’s something for everyone at the Harvest Festival.
Bewildered spirits seeking comfort, premonitions, apparitions, curses!
Chris Bland will regale us with stories from folklore, folk tales, ley lines, and even touch on some of the paranormal events surrounding Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, T-Rex, and Patsy Cline.
Kings County Museum will be hosting a Spooky Bingo and Bake Sale. This evening event promises to be a frightfully good time with prizes for participating ghosts and ghouls. Spooktacular homemade Hallowe’en baked goods and candies for sale at our Spooky Hollow bake table. Boo!
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
