The Grimsby Museum is thrilled to present our 2025 March Break Camps! Camps occur from March 10 - March 14, 

March 10: Crock-a-Doodle | 1pm - 3pm

March 11: Club Rex | 1pm

March 12: Chocolate Tales | 11am - 12pm, Coconut Quartz | 2pm - 4pm

March 13: Build a Pal Workshop | 1pm - 2pm

March 14: Little Rays Reptile Show | 11am - 12pm AND 1pm - 2pm

We have something for everyone—whether it’s pottery painting or bracelet-making workshops for your budding artist, exploring the fascinating world of dinosaurs, reptiles, and mammals, creating your own stuffed animal, or letting your little chef try their hand at chocolate-making. No matter their interests, we are certain there’s a fun and exciting experience waiting for them!

Join us for a fun-filled week of exploring hands-on skills and creative expression!

Campers will work with different tools and materials daily while learning about colour-mixing, knot tying, puppetry, and more! Daily games and team-building activities throughout.

Daily projects to take home.

Explore elements of craft and construction.

DIY hands-on STEAM projects.

Spend this March Break on the ice at the LIV Communities Arena (main arena). Free skate aid and helmet rentals on a first come basis. Each day is a theme day:

• Monday: Yay, it’s March Break. Wear your pyjamas and get a free gift bag
• Tuesday: Free hot dog or french fries with a drink
• Wednesday: Super Hero Day. Dress up and get a treat bag
• Thursday: Free hot dog or french fries with a drink
• Friday: St. Patrick’s Day. Wear green and get a treat bag.

This March Break, we are exploring the History of Food. Get ready for a fun and educational experience with a variety of exciting daily hands-on activities for all ages! 

Discover the fascinating discoveries that have transformed the way we eat in our Great Canadian Food Lab demonstrations! From the making of maple syrup to why bread rises, you’ll gain a whole new appreciation for the history of food in our community. 

Best for kids aged 6-12 accompanied by an adult. All activities are available to the public by donation. No registration required.

You are cordially invited to join the Friends of Fort George for a special tea party over the March Break. Grab your favourite stuffy, and join us for a spot of tea, and delicious treats, just like the Queen! The afternoon will include a special story, a stuffy parade, and fun activities for children and their guardians.

Tickets include tea or juice, locally sourced scones, and some tasty treats from the 'Fort George Bill of Fare' cookbook.

Note: Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

The return of the "BAG SALE" on Thursday, March 13th, from 9 am to 8pm. The GBF is celebrating 60 years of impact in the Grimsby community!

Celebrating 5 years of sold out St. Patrick's Shenanigans for a great cause!

Enjoy THREE live bands, a DJ/VJ, cheap drinks (CASH ONLY), an amazing door prize and perhaps a wee bit of FUN!!!

$20 ticket supports kids in our community via the Niagara Peninsula Foundation for Children and includes guaranteed admission PLUS automatic entry to win an ULTIMATE IRISH BASKET OF LIQUID FUN!!

Slices of za will be available for purchase from Pizza Jerry's Union House/petespizza.

Bake Sale, Penny Sale and More!

In this engaging talk, Colin will share his unique perspective on the fascinating world of pollinators. Discover the vital role these creatures play in maintaining ecosystems, learn about their remarkable behaviors, and find out what we can do to protect them. Colin’s passion for wildlife and his hands-on experience as a zookeeper make this presentation entertaining and accessible for audiences of all ages.

Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a curious learner, or just looking for a family-friendly activity, this is a talk you won’t want to miss!

Come explore the wonders of pollinators with us and leave with a deeper appreciation for these small but mighty creatures!

Explore the rich history and cultural significance of maple syrup, one of Canada’s most iconic exports. This presentation takes you through the journey of maple syrup, from its Indigenous roots and early production methods to its rise as a symbol of Canadian identity and a global commodity.

We’ll also delve into one of the most intriguing chapters in maple syrup history—the infamous Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist of 2011-2012. Discover how millions of dollars’ worth of syrup were stolen from a Quebec warehouse and the impact of this audacious crime on the industry.

Join us for a deep dive into the world of liquid gold, where tradition meets modern commerce, and even crime!

Join the Port Dalhousie Lion Club as we celebrate St. Patrick's Day with The Postmen!

Enjoy Niagara's Favourite Celtic Party Band as they pack the dance floor for another great party at the Lions Club!

Tickets are $30 and include pizza and snacks throughout the night.

Cash Bar with Debit / Credit available. $5 Domestic Beer  /Wine. $7 Guinness and Jameson.

19+ Event