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Summer music festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake featuring internationally renowned musicians of classical, jazz, opera, and more. From brilliant pianists (Andre Laplante, Dick Hyman), engaging ensembles (Swiss Piano Trio, Métis Fiddler Quartet), terrific instrumentalists (Paul Pacanowski, Julie Spring), and tremendous vocalists (Brett Polegato, Krisztina Szabo), hear great music round the clock in intimate venues including wineries, churches, and bistros. The season runs from mid-July to early August.
Museum featuring a restored 1869 pharmacy.
St. Mark's is the oldest Anglican Church in Ontario with construction begun in 1800. Its roof was destroyed in 1813 during the War of 1812, and was subsequently replaced.
A reconstructed British fort and living museum which featured prominently in the War of 1812. It provides visitors a glimpse of military life in 19th century Upper Canada, and exhibits on the War of 1812. Ghost tours offered some evenings.
Preserved 1800 house features guided tours by costumed interpreters, and (in summer) afternoon tea with scones and desserts.
It's claimed to be the world's smallest church by several internet sites.
The homestead dates from before the War of 1812. During that war, Laura Secord became a heroine by walking 20 miles to warn the British of an impending American invasion. Costumed interpreters provide historical information. The site also offers souvenirs and refreshments for sale.