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A hub for the arts in Leamington and Windsor-Essex Region offering up to 40 exhibitions each year, artist markets, arts and crafts shows, film nights, and educational arts programs.
The Heritage Centre contains many artifacts which include photographs, documents, books, magazines, journals, and many personal and household items related to the Mennonites in Essex and Kent Counties.
Fun acre, corn maze, mini golf, haunted barn. Weekends offer a bouncy castle, barrel train, and face painting.
Canada's smallest national park (15 km²), extending into Lake Erie, it is known for its many species of butterflies, some of which are found nowhere else in Canada. It is also well known as a birdwatching location. The word pelée is French for 'bald'.
The area has the highest density of shipwrecks in all the Great Lakes due to treacherous reefs, sudden storms and heavy ship traffic. Shipwrecks of the Pelee Passage are unique time capsules. 40-75 feet under water are many remarkable archaeological treasures, that are largely undiscovered.
With 5 km of trails around marshland habitat, Hillman Marsh is adjacent to Lake Erie and features walking trails, a nature centre, washrooms and viewing towers. A birding trail borders of unique Shorebird Habitat where water levels are actively managed to create mudflats, providing outstanding viewing opportunities.