It’s A Small World
“The new Little Canada miniature museum depicts Canada’s cities, small towns, mountains and waterfalls, all spectacularly alive with the magic of sound, animation and mechatronics.” It is a major attraction in Toronto (10 Dundas Street E.) which took more than a decade to create, $25 million and the work of dozens of artisans. This will be an inspiring experience that will spark your sense of wonder and connect you to Canada in a whole new way.
Seniors $28.00
Scheduled for January 11, 2023
McMichael Gallery
Only major public gallery dedicated solely to the art of Canada. Realizing that cultural institutions must evolve, Milroy’s mission as chief curator is to make it a museum that represents all parts of Canada and to have every exhibition designed to travel. “Unlimited” is on a tour in Vancouver featuring talented women modernist from 1920’s,30’s and 40’s none of whom were welcomed into the ranks of the group of seven. Come see the transition.
Current exhibitions: From Water to Water: A Way through The Trees
William Kurelek: A Jewish Life in Canada
Gallery open Tuesday – Sunday 10 – 5
No specific date scheduled yet.
Ripley’s Aquarium
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is an awe-inspiring attraction with more than 57 million litres of water highlighting marine and freshwater habitats around the World.
Timed entry
Live dive shows
Average time spent 2.5 hours
Seniors $29.00 (CAA 20% discount)
No specific date scheduled yet.
Great War Flying Museum
Brampton Flying Club with an Artifact Museum featuring the reproductions of WWI flying machines. Visit was rescheduled for the Spring.
Tour & Lunch
- 1/2 hour tour with donation ($10.00 per person)
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays 10:00 – 4:00