Step into Niagara’s living heritage at the 2nd annual Niagara GeoClub Culture Crawl—an immersive day of interactive exhibits, local artifacts, community heritage projects, museums, authors, and storytellers. Explore the layers of Niagara’s past and present, and connect with the people who are preserving and sharing the stories that shape our region.
Hosts and Partners
The Culture Crawl is hosted by Niagara Geopark GeoClub, The Brown Homestead, and The Town of Pelham—working together to bring Niagara’s cultural heritage stewards into one shared space for discovery, connection, and community storytelling.
Event Details
- Date: Sunday, March 8, 2026
- Time: 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Location: Meridian Community Centre (Town of Pelham)
- Event Format: Drop-in, open-house style; explore at your own pace
- Who It’s For: Families, history enthusiasts, educators, and curious explorers
What to Expect
Culture Crawl invites visitors to explore Niagara’s rich tapestry of culture, community, and heritage through engaging, hands-on experiences. Spend the day moving between booths and exhibits, discovering local collections, and meeting the people behind Niagara’s museums, archives, community history projects, and cultural organizations.
- Interactive booths hosted by cultural heritage organizations, museums, community groups, and authors
- Local artifacts and exhibit displays that bring Niagara’s history to life
- Conversations with storytellers and heritage stewards
- Family-friendly learning and discovery for all ages
Featured at Culture Crawl: Niagara in Focus
Developed, facilitated, and hosted by The Brown Homestead in partnership with Niagara Geopark – Niagara in Focus is a community place-making – project that invites residents to share one photograph capturing their relationship with Niagara.
Collected images will be curated by decade and displayed at Culture Crawl before moving to the Brown Homestead for ongoing community connection and reflection. Families are encouraged to explore their photo albums and bring forward the moments that reflect their Niagara roots—whether those roots are newly planted or generations deep.
Who Will Be There
Meet Niagara’s stewards all in one place. You’ll find museums and historic sites, community organizations and projects, authors, educators, and local storytellers sharing interactive booths, artifacts, and experiences that celebrate Niagara’s past and present.
