St. Catharines Museum is presenting free virtual tours and programs!
The St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre is happy to offer free, private, booked virtual school and educational programs and tours.
Our engaging and experienced staff are ready to take your students on a virtual tour of our permanent galleries or behind-the-scenes in our Museum’s collection. Other fun and exciting opportunities involve programs like The Travelling Museum and Jr. Engineers, which have been modified slightly to ensure enjoyment for all your students learning from home. These experiences can either be live on your preferred platform of choice, or custom pre-recorded videos.
We’re also happy to tackle any local history topics you and your students might have an interest in, including a virtual walking tour of St. Paul Street or a virtual walking tour of the city’s historic architecture.
Download the Available Virtual Programs and Tours:
How to Book:
Teachers: Reach out directly to Adrian Petry at museum@stcatharines.ca to book your virtual field trip, tour, or program for your students.
Parents/Guardians/At-home-Educators: feel free to book your virtual field trip, tour, or program for your students, even if there are only 1 or 2 of them!
Museum friends, volunteers, members, and others: share this info with the educators and teachers in your circle!
Please see the attached flyer for information about the available programs.
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Even if you aren’t an educator, teacher, or student, you can still book a virtual field trip or program! Send us an email requesting to have your name on our open invite list – we will send you a notice with a link to join in whenever a program/tour is booked.
Our virtual programming is free and easily accessible. Simply get in touch with us to book your free virtual tour and have your students ‘attend’ the the program, available at a time that works for you and your students.
For more information or to set up your virtual program booking, please contact Adrian Petry, Visitor Services Coordinator, museum@stcatharines.ca