Multicultural Day June 27|3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Step into the rich tapestry of Bruce County’s history on June 27th, as we celebrate Multicultural Day! Join us for a free guided tour through the diverse cultural heritage that has shaped our community. Discover the stories of Indigenous peoples and Bruce County’s first settlers, gaining insight into their immigration journeys and experiences. This immersive tour, covering the entire museum, serves as an excellent starting point and crash course into the history of the county. After the tour, enjoy light refreshments as you reflect on the remarkable stories and cultural richness that define Bruce County. FREE to attend; Preregistration
FREE to attend; Preregistration
museum@brucecounty.on.ca
www.brucemuseum.ca
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