🌾 Ontario Agritourism Heritage Showcase
~ What’s happening across Ontario’s agritourism landscape ~
Step into the province’s rural past through historic villages, museums, and heritage sites preserving the traditions of Ontario’s farming communities.
Explore More Ontario’s Agricultural Heritage
Fanshawe Pioneer Village Showcase
Fanshawe Pioneer Village in London is a living history museum that recreates rural life in southwestern Ontario through historic buildings, farming demonstrations, and exhibits that showcase the region’s agricultural heritage.
Upper Canada Village Showcase
Upper Canada Village in Morrisburg is one of Canada’s most impressive living history museums, recreating rural life in the early 19th century with historic buildings, working farms, and demonstrations that showcase the agricultural heritage of early Ontario settlers.
The Village at Black Creek Showcase
The Village at Black Creek in Toronto is a living history museum that recreates rural life in 19th-century Ontario, allowing visitors to explore historic buildings, agricultural traditions, and the daily activities of early farming communities.
Simcoe County Museum Showcase
The Simcoe County Museum in Minesing preserves the agricultural and rural heritage of the region through historic buildings, farming exhibits, and living-history programs that illustrate how early settlers built farms and communities across Simcoe County.
Museum of Dufferin Showcase
The Museum of Dufferin in Mulmur preserves the rural and agricultural heritage of Dufferin County through historic buildings, farm exhibits, and educational programs that highlight the traditions and stories of early farming communities in the region.
Doon Heritage Village Showcase
Doon Heritage Village in Kitchener is a living history museum that recreates rural life in Waterloo Region during the early 20th century, allowing visitors to explore historic farm buildings, homes, and village structures that reflect the agricultural traditions of the region.
Cumberland Heritage Village Museum Showcase
Cumberland Heritage Village Museum in Cumberland preserves the rural and agricultural heritage of Ottawa’s eastern communities through historic buildings, farm exhibits, and demonstrations that illustrate life in rural Ontario during the early 20th century.
Anderson Farm Museum Showcase
Anderson Farm Museum in Lively preserves the agricultural heritage of Greater Sudbury through historic farm buildings, artifacts, and exhibits that illustrate the role farming played in the development of rural communities in northern Ontario.
Westfield Heritage Village Showcase
Westfield Heritage Village in Rockton is a living history museum that recreates rural life in Ontario during the 19th and early 20th centuries, featuring historic buildings, farm structures, and demonstrations that illustrate the agricultural traditions of early farming communities.
Sainte-Marie among the Hurons Showcase
Sainte-Marie among the Hurons in Midland is a reconstructed 17th-century mission settlement that offers visitors a powerful look into early colonial and Indigenous history while highlighting the agricultural practices and rural life that supported one of Ontario’s earliest European communities.
Moreston Heritage Village Showcase
Moreston Heritage Village in Owen Sound preserves the rural and agricultural heritage of Grey County through historic buildings, farm exhibits, and demonstrations that illustrate life in Ontario’s farming communities during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Lang Pioneer Village Museum Heritage Showcase
Lang Pioneer Village Museum in Keene preserves the rural and agricultural heritage of Peterborough County through historic buildings, farming exhibits, and living-history programs that illustrate how early settlers built farms and communities across the region.
