Events

Exhibit at the O’Dell House Museum open from late July until October.

Visit the museum site and enjoy viewing a wide selection of vintage automobiles dating from the 1930s to 1970s. Your chance to chat with the owners about their collections. Event starts at 2 pm.

In celebration of the 1960s — the era North Hills Museum was created by Robert Patterson. Come in costume, bring a salad or dessert to go with our BBQ, participate in games or groove to the music! This is a free family event, and you can find out more at 902 532-2168. Event starts at 6...Read more >

We are delighted to partner with the Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens to offer you a truly exclusive look into five centuries of Annapolis Royal’s built heritage. Our Day Tours feature six houses, the Historic Gardens and the three museums of the Annapolis Heritage Society. Our Evening Tour features a musical trip down memory lane. Read...Read more >

Old House Seminars with Christopher Cooper, Editor-in-Chief of Edifice Old Home Magazine: How to Keep Your Old House Warmer and More Energy Efficient (10 am – 12 pm) How to Repair Your Old Wood Windows (1 pm – 3 pm). These seminars will be held at the Annapolis Royal Legion. To register, contact www.oldhome.ca or call...Read more >

As part of the Annapolis Royal 300th anniversary events, we will be hosting a tea and a dramatic insight into the life of Sir William Alexander at the O’Dell House Museum . Time to be announced.

Enjoy an evening of Nova Scotia wine tasting and food pairing with Annapolis Highland Vineyards. The event begins at 7:00 pm and pre-registration is required. Cost is $20 per person. To secure your place, phone 532-2168 or email northhillsmuseum@gmail.com.

Join Roger Crowther and friends for a day of antique appraising. Cost is $5 per item, maximum of 2 items per person. Pre-registration is required. The event will take place from 10 am to 4 pm.

Built in 1817 for Reverend John Milledge, the Runciman House has often been described as one of the prettiest houses in Nova Scotia because of its “Regency Cottage” architecture. Owned since the 1970s by the Heritage Canada Foundation, it is one of the last residences in Annapolis Royal to maintain a long-term connection to one...Read more >

As part of the yet-to-be-named Annapolis Valley harvest festival, we’ll be holding an old-fashioned apple cider pressing demonstration at the O’Dell House Museum. Take a turn grinding and pressing apples without the benefit of sophisticated machinery!