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Our virtual tour is ready for you (video below)! We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed putting it together .. with the help of some volunteer elves 🙂
May we suggest, a warm mug of cider on the side.
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Santa’s Message for Queens County
Santa dropped by the Queens County Museum, and toured our collection of beautiful Christmas trees. He took a break from his work, to record a special Christmas greeting to everyone in Queens County.
Here’s Santa …
Revised Museum Hours, Festival of Trees, and Dickensville Update
November Pandemic Update
Effective immediately, the Museum is closed to the public, except by appointment. If you wish to visit the gift store, or do research, you can call: 902-354-4058 to make an appointment.
Festival of Trees and Dickensville Update
Like many events this year, our annual Festival of Trees and Dickensville events, are going to be virtual events.
Friendly elves have decorated all our trees, and setup the Dickensville display. A festive, wondrous sight it is.
To share its magic with you, we are preparing a video of our displays. We will post an update when the video is ready for you to enjoy.
Stay tuned …
Festival of Trees and Dickensville for 2019
Mark your calendar …. the opening of our much loved
Festival of Trees and Dickensville is set for:
Saturday, November 23, 2019 from 1pm to 3pm.
And Santa will be here at the Museum on Saturday, December 7, 2019 from 1pm to 3pm.
See you at the Queens County Museum, 109 Main Street, Liverpool, NS
‘Little Boo’ Halloween Party at Queens County Museum
Saturday, October 26, 2019, 1pm to 3pm
Games, Prize Draws, Dancing, Coloring, Giveaways, Face Painting, Monster Fun
Ages: 3 to 10
Pre-registration required: To register call: 902-354-4058
Fee: $2 per child
Children must bring a little bag for candy toss.
Queens County Museum, 109 Main Street, Liverpool, NS
Festival of Trees and Dickensville Video 2018
Special thanks to White Point Beach Resort for creating this video of our Festival of Trees and Dickensville. We hope after seeing the video of our display, that you will drop by and experience the magic in person. Come on in. There is no charge!
Halloween Harvest Tea Party Show and Tell
Our first Vintage Tea was such a success and so much fun, we thought it was time for another.
Calling all witches. Wear your favourite pointy hat and bring your favourite Halloween story or a favourite family heirloom!
Join Us on:
Monday, October 22, 2018
1:00pm to 3:00pm
Cost: $5.00 per person
Location: Queens County Museum, 109 Main Street, Liverpool, NS
More information: 902-354-4058
Easter at Queens County Museum – March 24, 2018
Join us for a fun-filled day Saturday, March 24, 2018.
Registration fee is by donation only! Ignore the AGE LIMIT on the poster. All ages welcome.
Call the Queens County Museum 902-354-4058 to sign your child up!
Herbal Medicine Making Workshop, Feb 8 – March 1
Queen County Museum will be hosting a four week workshop series on Herbal Medicine Making. Conducted by Benna Keoghoe, this workshop will teach you about harvesting, preserving and making your own herbal medicine.
When: Each Thursday, starting Feb 8 through to March 1 from 7 to 9 pm.
Cost: $25/class or $80 for all four classes
Registration Required. Contact Benna at: ramblewoodherbals@gmail.com or call 902-789-9432.
Festival Of Trees & Dickensville 2017
Once again, the Queens County Museum is hosting its’ annual Christmas exhibit called the Festival of Trees and Dickensville.
The Museum is transformed into a magical Christmas showcase, featuring both modern themed and vintage-style Christmas trees, ornaments and decor.
It is partnered together with the magic of the village of Dickensville taking you through the time period of Charles Dickens and all his delightful characters.
This beautiful exhibit will begin with an “Open House” on Saturday, November 18 from 1pm to 4pm and will then run right through daily until closing time December 23rd.
Daily, everyone is invited to drop in to enjoy a taste of fruitcake and a cup of mulled cider all generously provided by George and Margaret Mitchell, Liverpool.