Join the Kings Historical Society for our Annual General Meeting, followed by: On the Road: Nineteenth Century Itinerant Photography in the Annapolis Valley. In 1879, photographer Jeremiah Tuck commissioned a rail car which would allow him to transport his studio and darkroom. The Palace Railroad Photo Car was a welcome guest in communities across the […]

Join us on Saturday, June 15th at the Kings County Museum for our second annual Spring Fling. There will be a yard sale in the courtroom (second floor), a cakewalk, and a bake sale on the main level. Doors open at 10:00 am.

The Christmas Tea at the Kings County Museum is back! Join us for sweets, sandwiches, and a festive atmosphere with special Victorian clothing displays. Minimum donation: $5.00 or become a Kings Historical Society Member for the 2025/2026 year and receive your tea for free. December 7th, 2024 2:00 – 4:00 PM 37 Bridge Street, Kentville. […]

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!