March Break Family Fun at Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre

Get ready for a March Break filled with excitement, discovery, and family-friendly entertainment at the Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre!

From March 16-21, the museum will be transformed into a hub of fun with an incredible line-up of movies, magic, wildlife, demonstrations, and even a giant balloon-making machine.

The festivities kick off Monday, March 16, at 1 p.m. with free popcorn and a special screening of "Alice in Wonderland" (2010, PG), the epic Disney fantasy adventure directed by Tim Burton. Pre-registration is recommended as there are a limited number of seats.

Bird lovers will enjoy "Raptors of Ontario," Tuesday, March 17, at 11 a.m. This fascinating presentation from the University of Guelph’s Wild Ontario, will include live birds and explores the unique behaviours, habitats, and conservation of this special species.

Enjoy live displays from heritage spinners and weavers, wood-turners, marine heritage interpreters, the museum's lively Bevan’s General Store, and Riding the Railways storytelling, March 17, 19 and 21. Demonstrations vary from day-to-day, offering visitors something different to discover during each visit.

Thursday, March 19, at 11 a.m., don’t miss "The Balloon-Making Machine Show." This interactive performance is full of illusions, comedy, and of course, plenty of balloons.

Friday, March 20, join Saugeen First Nation elder Shirley John for Cultural Demonstrations in the Anishnaabwe Endaat gallery where she will share seasonal stories and guide children in a winter-themed craft. In the lower cafe, Saugeen First Nation community member and educator Natalka Pucan will be leading storytelling.

March Break wraps up with a touch of magic, Saturday, March 21, at 11 a.m. "The Steve Baker Magic Show" brings the Great Steverino back to the museum for a mesmerizing performance. Kids will also have the opportunity to learn simple-yet-impressive magic tricks they can perform at home!

Admission is free for museum members, while general admission fees apply to non-members. The shows require pre-registration and include entry to the museum.

For the full event schedule, registration and additional programming, visit brucemuseum.ca.