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Canadian Museum of Water CMW is a not-for-profit organization 💧exploring, engaging, and advocating for Water through education, collaboration, and community.

Visit our new Midland Cultural Centre home!

Have you registered for Virtual Town Hall? Follow the link to sign up for 💧Waterline: A Discussion on Water Security Hap...
10/20/2026

Have you registered for Virtual Town Hall?
Follow the link to sign up for 💧Waterline: A Discussion on Water Security
Happening Wednesday, October 21st at 7pm est

Help ensure local water remains safe, plentiful, and secure.

Register for the Waterline Virtual Town Hall, happening this Wednesday evening, at bit.ly/SCGCwaterline.

Lake Nipigon! 📖💧A heartfelt thank you to Nancy Scott, author of Lake Nipigon: Where the Great Lakes Begin, for generousl...
10/02/2026

Lake Nipigon! 📖💧
A heartfelt thank you to Nancy Scott, author of Lake Nipigon: Where the Great Lakes Begin, for generously donating a copy to the Canadian Museum of Water.

Did you know? At nearly 4,800 km², Lake Nipigon is the largest lake entirely within Ontario. 🌊 Surrounded by the rugged Canadian Shield and boreal wilderness, its waters flow through the Nipigon River into Lake Superior, forming part of the Great Lakes–St. Lawrence system.

Lake Nipigon is also a place of rich natural history, Indigenous heritage, and enduring cultural connections.

Thank you, Nancy, for helping preserve and share the story of Lake Nipigon and its place in Canada’s water heritage. 💙

Today, we listen, remember, and reflect.On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour residential school S...
09/30/2026

Today, we listen, remember, and reflect.
On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour residential school Survivors, their families and communities, and the children who never returned home.

As we reflect on the truths of this history, may we continue to listen, learn, and take meaningful steps toward reconciliation. Like water, stories connect us—carrying memory across generations and reminding us of our shared responsibility to remember, reflect, and move forward with care.

With respect, remembrance, and a commitment to learning. 🧡

Every Child Matters.

09/20/2026

That was fun! Thanks to everyone who took part in Doors Open yesterday! The MCC was a buzz in front and behind the scenes. We all look forward to seeing you soon! 🚪

🚪Doors Open in Simcoe County is TOMORROW! As part of Ontario Culture Days, join us at the Midland Cultural Centre this S...
09/18/2026

🚪Doors Open in Simcoe County is TOMORROW!
As part of Ontario Culture Days, join us at the Midland Cultural Centre this Saturday, September 19th, from 10am-4pm.
Come explore the spaces and stories that bring our Cultural Centre to life:
💧 Canadian Museum of Water�🪶 Gallery of Indigenous Art�🎨 Quest Art School & Gallery�🎭 Huronia Players�🎧 Backstage and the Rotary Hall sound booth
See behind the scenes, meet the people who make it all happen, and discover what makes this place so special.

Midland Cultural Centre Quest Art School + Gallery Huronia Players Theatre Group Experience Simcoe County

Mark your calendars and save your spot for a look at the ‘State of the Bay’ by Georgian Bay Forever at the Midland Publi...
09/16/2026

Mark your calendars and save your spot for a look at the ‘State of the Bay’ by Georgian Bay Forever at the Midland Public Library.

🗓️Tuesday, October 20th 2-3pm
For more info and to reserve a spot, visit https://midlandlibrary.com/event/guardians-of-georgian-bay-a-look-at-the-state-of-the-bay-with-georgian-bay-forever/

Join Nicholas Love from Georgian Bay Forever on Tuesday, October 20, from 2–3pm for an engaging and accessible environmental science presentation about one of our region’s most remarkable ecosystems.
Learn about the challenges facing Georgian Bay, including water quality, invasive species, climate change, and microplastics. And, discover how people and organizations are working together to protect the Bay for generations to come. 💙

📅 Tuesday, October 20
⏰ 2–3pm

Registration is recommended. Visit midlandlibrary.com to register.



09/16/2026

Water connects us to place. Art helps us see that connection in new ways.💧🎨

We are thrilled to share the new exhibitions currently presented by Quest Art School + Gallery, right here in the Midland Cultural Centre.

Alexandra McLaughlin’s Close To The Water paintings capture the ever-changing beauty of Georgian Bay — Mnidoo Gamii, the Great Lake of the Spirit — through colour, light, movement, and atmosphere. Alex asks us, “What is the water you love?” and she has shared hers with us.

Justina Chan Lovatt’s Evocative Landscapes create a wonderful dialogue between water, landscape, and her artistic expression. Her works offer a new way of looking at the landscapes around us.

We love seeing artists explore the many ways water shapes our sense of place, memory, and connection.

Running from September 11-November 2/26
333 King St, Midland Ontario
Quest Art School + Gallery Midland Cultural Centre Art by Alex

World Lake Day — August 27 🌎Did you know? Canada has more lakes than any other country in the world. 🇨🇦From the Great La...
08/27/2026

World Lake Day — August 27 🌎

Did you know? Canada has more lakes than any other country in the world. 🇨🇦

From the Great Lakes to the Little Lake, they’re part of our landscapes, our communities and our memories — and vital to the health of our freshwater ecosystems.

Which lake is special to you? Share a photo and tag us. Let’s see the lakes that are part of your story. 💙

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