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EVENTS
Paint night at the museum
Nov 23, 18:00 - 21:00
 Paint
Night at Norwich Museum invites you to create art with friends old and new!
Guided by our artists Katie and Jessica, follow her guidance and learn to paint
a scene that will be decided in the coming weeks.
All materials will be provided, and no experience is
necessary. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for children. Children must be
accompanied by an adult. Tickets must be purchased in advance online, by calling
519-863-3101, emailing norwichdhs@execulink.com or visiting the museum
Community Carol Sing
Dec. 17, 2024 19:00 - 20:00
I t's
time once more for our Annual Community Carol Sing! Bring your family for an
evening of stories, singing, and laughter in the Gore Church, followed by treats
in the Quaker Meeting House. Everything is free (donations welcome)!
Lunch and Learn: Turning Local history into Theatre with Bill Butt
Dec. 11, 2024 11:00 to 13:00
Bill
Butt has a lot of experience turning local history into plays. ‘Kai the
Barbarian: Ghosts, Wars and True Love in Taiwan’ documents the life of
George Leslie McKay while ‘Miss Supertest’ tells the story of Bob Hayward,
musician, farmer, and international superstar speedboat pilot from Embro. In
this presentation, he will talk about his experiencing retelling history on
the stage.
This event will be followed by a free
soup and sandwich lunch. Attendance is free, but donations to help cover our
costs are encouraged (recommended donation: $10). Please register in advance
by telling us you're "Going" on the Facebook event page or contacting the
Museum by email or phone. Reservations help us to know how much food we need
and how many seats to put out, so please make sure that you are able to come
and let us know!
Gore Church
decorated for a carol sing.
See the interior.Barn Quilt Trail
 Find out about the
barn quilt trail.
Cheese Trail
Find out about the
trail. See the
Google maps pins
and the location of
some of the cheesey spots. Pick up a brochure at any of the venues.
Also...
See photos of the moving of the Norwich Gore
church to the Historical Society site, March 2011.
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