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Culture Days Coming to Pelham

Thursday, 14 October 2021 12:34

By Linda Morgan

Photo Credit: Town of Pelham

Free Culture Days activities include a pop-up exhibit and several hands-on workshops.

Pelham residents are invited to participate in Culture Days festivities.

Until October 28th, a pop-up exhibit featuring artifacts and Pelham memorabilia will be at the Meridian Community Centre.

The exhibit was created through a partnership with the Welland Museum, and features items such as a large-scale map dating back to 1862, local area school items, and artifacts from a local archeology dig.

Attendees 12 and older will need to show proof of their vaccination status.

As well, several hands-on Culture Crawl workshops will be offered, including fine art, drumming, landscape painting and clock making.

Participants will need to register in advance for the free workshops.

More information is available here.

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